The Unkempt Warders Vol. IV - General Info
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Wegadas would find several
mates in his lifetime among
the human tribe and be father
to over a dozen children
- half elven children. The
last of his children and
only daughter would be named
Elaryness.
Shortly after the birth of
his final child, nearly four
centuries after establishing
mates in his lifetime among
the human tribe and be father
to over a dozen children
- half elven children. The
last of his children and
only daughter would be named
Elaryness.
Shortly after the birth of
his final child, nearly four
centuries after establishing
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the Writ of the Wild and
guiding his brethren through
their newfound ways,
Wegadas was old and
weary and heard the
distinct call of the
forest - beckoning him to
fulfill his own cycle of
life. The old druid would
pass into the wilderness
forever at a site that would
later become the most sacred
guiding his brethren through
their newfound ways,
Wegadas was old and
weary and heard the
distinct call of the
forest - beckoning him to
fulfill his own cycle of
life. The old druid would
pass into the wilderness
forever at a site that would
later become the most sacred
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site of the unkempt tribe.
Wegadas' body was not
buried, nor was it touched
by the wild creatures of
the forest. He is said to
have melded into the
earth, and from his
reclaimed flesh and spirit,
a great willow grew - the
Weeping Willow of Tunare.
The ancient tales of the
Wegadas' body was not
buried, nor was it touched
by the wild creatures of
the forest. He is said to
have melded into the
earth, and from his
reclaimed flesh and spirit,
a great willow grew - the
Weeping Willow of Tunare.
The ancient tales of the
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human tribe would say that
the willow was a gift to
Wegadas' children and
brethren from Tunare herself.
As she reclaimed his old
spirit, the Mother of All
felt the great loss that the
unkempt tribe suffered with
Wegadas' passing and
listened to their wordless
prayer as they said their
farewells to the beloved
the willow was a gift to
Wegadas' children and
brethren from Tunare herself.
As she reclaimed his old
spirit, the Mother of All
felt the great loss that the
unkempt tribe suffered with
Wegadas' passing and
listened to their wordless
prayer as they said their
farewells to the beloved
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leader. In her appreciation
for the human tribe's
devotion to her and in
honor of her missionary,
Wegadas, she molded his
spirit and essence into the
great, beautiful willow that
eternally weeps the tears of
joy and sorrow of the tribe.
With her father's passing
and the appearance of the
for the human tribe's
devotion to her and in
honor of her missionary,
Wegadas, she molded his
spirit and essence into the
great, beautiful willow that
eternally weeps the tears of
joy and sorrow of the tribe.
With her father's passing
and the appearance of the
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great willow, Elaryness, the
only daughter of Wegadas,
would rightfully challenge
four others - two of whom
were her half-brothers- who
had made the declaration for
leadership in Wegadas' stead.
The brutal, ceremonial
battles would last days at a
time, where those who vied
for leadership would hunt one
another throughout the whole
only daughter of Wegadas,
would rightfully challenge
four others - two of whom
were her half-brothers- who
had made the declaration for
leadership in Wegadas' stead.
The brutal, ceremonial
battles would last days at a
time, where those who vied
for leadership would hunt one
another throughout the whole
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expanse of the woods.
Elaryness would destroy her
challengers and the tribe,
now beneath her rule, would
move their bodies to the very
location where Wegadas
himself had laid to final
rest. These brutal and
oftentimes savage hunts
(dictated by the hunters'
primordial instincts) are law
amongst the Unkempt
Elaryness would destroy her
challengers and the tribe,
now beneath her rule, would
move their bodies to the very
location where Wegadas
himself had laid to final
rest. These brutal and
oftentimes savage hunts
(dictated by the hunters'
primordial instincts) are law
amongst the Unkempt
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Warders, for it is the law
of the wild - the strongest
lead whilst the weakest
follow, though none are
whole without the other.
Elaryness would be declared
the first Hierophant of the
Unkempt Warders. It was also
Elaryness who would
establish the Shrine of
Tunare, in memory of
of the wild - the strongest
lead whilst the weakest
follow, though none are
whole without the other.
Elaryness would be declared
the first Hierophant of the
Unkempt Warders. It was also
Elaryness who would
establish the Shrine of
Tunare, in memory of
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her father and to fulfill
the debt that she felt
her entire tribe owed to
the Mother of All for her
gift of Wegadas, and the
weeping willow.
the debt that she felt
her entire tribe owed to
the Mother of All for her
gift of Wegadas, and the
weeping willow.
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Quest Source: 28 May 2022