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:''For attackable mourners, see [[Mourner]].''
 
:''For attackable mourners, see [[Mourner]].''
 
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The '''Prifddinas Death Guard''', colloquially known as the '''mourners''', were an organisation of elves in service of the [[Iorwerth Clan]]. Originally called an "old and honourable society," the Death Guard served as [[Lord Iorwerth]]'s primary force in his attempts to summon the [[Dark Lord]] during the [[Elven Civil War]]. The Death Guard also kept order in the [[Prifddinas elf camp|Iorwerth camp]] inside the field Prifddinas had occupied before its reversion to seed form by the [[Elven Council of Elders|Elven Elders]] for the [[Mayor of Prifddinas|Iorwerth mayor]]. In the final years of the war, the Death Guard took over and oppressed [[West Ardougne]] as part of their plans, before being purged as a result of the [[Ardougne Revolution]]. Following their flight from Ardougne, many Death Guard died in a alrge battle between the Iorwerths and the [[Tyras guard|Tyras army]], after which the organisation served no more purpose.
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The '''Prifddinas Death Guard''', colloquially known as the '''mourners''', were an organisation of elves in service of the [[Iorwerth Clan]]. Originally called an "old and honourable society," the Death Guard served as [[Lord Iorwerth]]'s primary force in his attempts to summon the [[Dark Lord]] during the [[Elven Civil War]]. The Death Guard also kept order in the [[Prifddinas elf camp|Iorwerth camp]] inside the field Prifddinas had occupied before its reversion to seed form by the [[Elven Council of Elders|Elven Elders]] for the [[Mayor of Prifddinas|Iorwerth mayor]]. In the final years of the war, the Death Guard took over and oppressed [[West Ardougne]] as part of their plans, before being purged as a result of the [[Ardougne Revolution]]. Following their flight from Ardougne, many Death Guard died in a large battle between the Iorwerths and the [[Tyras guard|Tyras army]], after which the organisation served no more purpose.
   
 
==History==
 
==History==

Revision as of 20:52, 30 September 2014

For attackable mourners, see Mourner.
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Mourner

The Prifddinas Death Guard, colloquially known as the mourners, were an organisation of elves in service of the Iorwerth Clan. Originally called an "old and honourable society," the Death Guard served as Lord Iorwerth's primary force in his attempts to summon the Dark Lord during the Elven Civil War. The Death Guard also kept order in the Iorwerth camp inside the field Prifddinas had occupied before its reversion to seed form by the Elven Elders for the Iorwerth mayor. In the final years of the war, the Death Guard took over and oppressed West Ardougne as part of their plans, before being purged as a result of the Ardougne Revolution. Following their flight from Ardougne, many Death Guard died in a large battle between the Iorwerths and the Tyras army, after which the organisation served no more purpose.

History

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They were sent by Lord Iorwerth to help Lathas keep up the appearance that there was a plague in West Ardougne, which there isn't. In reality, there is no plague and those who were "afflicted" by it were actually poisoned by the Mourners so they could be taken away and used as slaves to dig for the Temple of Light underneath West Ardougne, which Iorwerth planned to use to revive the Dark Lord. Their name comes from the fact that since the bodies of people "afflicted by the plague" are still "contagious" they are the only ones who attend the funerals of the "diseased". Gwir calls them "dark elves in disguise".

Mourners can be found in all West Ardougne, outside the castle in East Ardougne and walking from Prifddinas to the Arandar pass.

Trivia

  • The Mourner's suit seems to be based on the suits used by doctors during the outbreak of the Bubonic Plague in the 1400s. Instead of the gas-mask like apparatus, doctors wore masks that resembled crows or other kinds of birds. Instead of berries (dwellberries), the doctors put roses and herbs in the mask's "beak".
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