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REDEMPTION
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Monday March 2, Muirthemne
The events I am about to relate occurred just a few days after my departure to Forest
Heart. In the interest of historical accuracy, I have inserted these pages in my journal to
acknowledge this important moment in time.
After the Ibis Crown was recovered from the ancient tomb below Muirthemne, a
ceremony was held to coronate Alric as the new Emperor of the Cath Bruig Empire.
The journeymen, after a hundred years of self-imposed penance for being absent
during the fall of the city, threw down the gold tiles that hung around their
necks and swore fealty to the new Emperor.
The journeymen were no more; the Heron Guard were reborn.
Hours later Muirthemne was overrun by Myrkridia and the Heron Guard were given
their chance at redemption.
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Go to the Field Guide Entry documenting this level's easter eggs and points of interest with
pictures.
Mission Objective: Defend the walls of Muirthemne from the enemy. Don't let any of the enemy get past you and move deep into the city.
Notable Quote:
DWARF:
"I'm tellin' ya... those were standard charges for twenty-five pound mortars!"BERSERK:
"But they were cannons!" DWARF:
"Well what were they set up like mortars for then?"
Notes: The sacks of severed heads, called "Talthams", which the Myrkridian Giants throw in this level, were originally meant to be thrown by the Forest Giants in Myth:TFL. |
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"The journeymen were no more; ... "
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" ... the Heron Guard were reborn."
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If you win this level you see a Heron finishing off a Myrkridian Giant.
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If you lose this level you see A Myrkridian Giant standing over the shattered remains of a Trow.
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Found anything we've missed? Got a theory that fits? Have a correction to make?
Please post it in The Asylum so others can add their ideas and thoughts.
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