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THE IBIS CROWN
The Ibis Crown

Friday February 27, Muirthemne

One hundred ten years ago, during the Wolf Age, Muirthemne was sacked, burned and all but buried under a mountain of rock and sand by Balor and the Fallen Lords. As I stood before the ruins of the Mausoleum of the Cath Bruig I could not help but wonder what we hoped to gain by owning it.

All was made clear when King Alric arrived today and revealed his intentions. "Once we have recovered the Ibis Crown," he declared, "Llancarfan will once more be the seat of the Cath Bruig Empire with myself as Emperor. The people will draw strength from me and we will go forth and strike down our enemies. Once they have been defeated we will rebuild the Empire to its former glory."

Legend states that whoever wears the Ibis Crown has at his disposal truly staggering power. Such was the artifact's power that Ceiscoran, at fantastic expense, commissioned eleven ordinary copies of the thing to be made in order to make theft of the true crown more difficult. When Muirthemne fell to the Fallen Lords, the crown was nowhere to be found.

King Alric believes it was secreted away in the catacombs below the Mausoleum of the Cath Bruig. Knowing that entering the haunted crypt is tantamount to a death sentence, the King has called for volunteers.

Though willing, I will not be going below to help find the crown. Instead I will be travelling south to Forest Heart to search for another relic: the Tain.

 

Go to the Field Guide Entry documenting this level's easter eggs and points of interest with pictures.

Mission Objective: Search the catacombs below Muirthemne for the Ibis Crown. One of your Journeymen must live to recover it.

Notable Quote: "It's dark in here."

Notes: The sword Balmung, featured prominantly on the level "Twice Born", is found on this level in the same room as the Ibis Crown.

The following are the pregame pics for this level.

Pregame Pic
"All was made clear when King Alric arrived today and revealed his intentions. "Once we have recovered the Ibis Crown," he declared, "Llancarfan will once more be the seat of the Cath Bruig Empire with myself as Emperor. The people will draw strength from me and we will go forth and strike down our enemies. Once they have been defeated we will rebuild the Empire to its former glory.""

"If you wanna see Soulblighter thrown into a volcano, gimme a hell yeah!" - "HELL YEAH!"

 

Pregame Pic
"Legend states that whoever wears the Ibis Crown has at his disposal truly staggering power. Such was the artifact's power that Ceiscoran, at fantastic expense, commissioned eleven ordinary copies of the thing to be made in order to make theft of the true crown more difficult. When Muirthemne fell to the Fallen Lords, the crown was nowhere to be found."

Balor sure does look a lot uglier than he did in the cutscene before "River of Blood", doesn't he? I suspect it's the magic armor Alric was sent to find in the Barrier; it supposedly makes the wearer invulnerable to attack and tireless in battle, so chances are it would fix up an ugly old mug too, dontcha thing?

 

Pregame Pic
"King Alric believes it was secreted away in the catacombs below the Mausoleum of the Cath Bruig. Knowing that entering the haunted crypt is tantamount to a death sentence, the King has called for volunteers."

Need a light?

If you win this level you see one of your journeymen holding up the crown.

Loss Screen

If you lose this level you see some Dwarven ghosts standing over a dead Journeyman.

Loss Screen

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