 Highlord Tirion Fordring | |
|---|---|
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| Title |
Highlord, Supreme Commander of the Argent Crusade, The Ashbringer[1] |
| Gender | Male |
| Race | Human |
| Level | ?? (Boss) |
| Class | Paladin, Knight, Warrior[2] |
| Affiliation(s) |
Argent Crusade, Ashen Verdict (currently) Silver Hand and Alliance of Lordaeron (formerly) |
| Occupation |
Highlord of the Silver Hand, Supreme Commander of the Argent Crusade,  Lord of Mardenholde Keep |
| Location | Various (see Locations) |
| Status | Alive |
| Relative(s) | Taelan (son), Karandra (wife) |
| Companion(s) | Eitrigg |
Highlord Tirion Fordring is the Supreme Commander of the Argent Crusade and the current bearer of the Ashbringer.
One of the first five Knights of the Silver Hand selected by Archbishop Alonsus Faol, Fordring was one of the heroes of the Second War.[3] He later became Lord of Mardenholde Keep in Hearthglen before being stripped of his title and exiled for defending an orc, Eitrigg, with whom he remains good friends to this day. Following the recent death of his son Taelan, Tirion committed himself to refounding the order of the Silver Hand. He now leads the Argent Crusade, an organization consisting of the old Knights of the Silver Hand and the Argent Dawn, against the Lich King and the Scourge. After the fall of the Lich King, Fordring has returned to Hearthglen and directs the Crusade as it works to revitalize the Plaguelands.
In World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King, Tirion Fordring has a number of custom lines which are voiced; however, his voice actor is uncredited.
Biography
Eitrigg incident
Tirion Fordring helps Eitrigg.
- See also: Of Blood and Honor
As the governor of the Alliance principality of Hearthglen, Tirion lived a comfortable life, well-respected by his subjects and loved by his wife Karanda and son Taelan. Both a great warrior and a just ruler, Tirion was renowned throughout the Kingdom of Lordaeron. In spite of his acclaimed military prowess, Tirion's experience as a paladin during the orcish invasions had taught him to value peace. After the wars were over, Tirion prayed every night that no conflict would ever bring harm to his subjects again.
One day, he encountered an old orc hermit living in an abandoned tower. The two immediately battled and traded blows until a piece of the ruined tower collapsed on Tirion, knocking him senseless. He awoke in his bed days later and discovered that he had been found badly beaten, tied to his saddle, and had been healed by his ambitious second, Barthilas.
Realizing that the orc had saved him, Tirion set out and retraced his steps back to the tower. The orc Eitrigg told Tirion that, before the coming to Azeroth, the orcs had been a noble society rooted in shamanism. After the war, he had left the corrupt Horde. Tirion, seeing great honor in Eitrigg, promised to keep his existence a secret, returning to his people and informing them that the orc had been dealt with and was not a threat.
Tirion Fordring and Eitrigg
Barthilas was not so confident, and called Saidan Dathrohan to come and settle the matter himself. Dathrohan picked up the trail and led a group of hunters into the woods, where they found Eitrigg. During the orc's capture, Tirion fought against Dathrohan's men, prompting Barthilas to gleefully note that his actions were treasonous. Tirion was brought to Stratholme to stand trial.
Despite Karandra's pleas to forget his honor and tell the jury what they wanted to hear, Tirion, hoping to be an example to his son, told the court exactly what had happened. Ultimately, the jury of Admiral Daelin Proudmoore, Arch-Mage Antonidas, Archbishop Alonsus Faol, and Prince Arthas Menethil decided that since Tirion had assaulted Alliance soldiers, he could no longer be a member of the Knights of the Silver Hand and was doomed to exile. Uther the Lightbringer performed a ceremony to strip Tirion of his powers and sent him home to gather some supplies.
Desperate to prevent Eitrigg from being executed for war crimes, Tirion rode back to Stratholme, where he attacked Eitrigg's guards. Surprised, they still managed to subdue him, until a group of orcs stormed into the city. Tirion used the distraction to free Eitrigg and flee the city.
When they were in the wilds, Tirion saw that Eitrigg was near death, and did the only thing he could do; call upon the powers of the Light to heal the orc who had saved him. To his surprise, he still had the powers blessed by the Light and Eitrigg was saved.
They abruptly found themselves surrounded by orcs and a new Warchief, Thrall, who approached Eitrigg and invited him back into the Horde — which had since reverted back to its shamanistic roots once more. Eitrigg was thrilled to accept. Before he left with his people, Eitrigg proclaimed that Tirion and he were brothers, bound by blood and honor. Through his actions, Tirion also gained the undying respect of Thrall, one of the few humans he holds in such high regard, and which continues to this day.
Tirion remained in Lordaeron, to watch his son Taelan be inducted into the Silver Hand. His son later became the lord of Mardenholde. Tirion's wife told his son that Tirion had died, and even took him to a false grave at the Undercroft, where Taelan buried the toy warhammer his father had given him in his memory.
Exile and Return
Tirion lived out his exile in a small farmstead, in the northwest of what became the Eastern Plaguelands, on the shores of the Thondroril River with his trusty horse, Mirador. During the Third War he often fought off the undead Scourge.
He was dismayed to find later that his son, Taelan, joined the Scarlet Crusade, and even became the highlord of that order. Nonetheless, he kept watching his son from afar, and even enlisted some adventurers to help him as he and a few Crusaders became trapped in the small village of Cinderhome, surrounded by Scourge forces who were interrupting the Crusade's attempt to re-settle the area.[4] Later, Tirion turned to adventurers yet again to have them collect mementos of his son's past which finally enabled him to convince his son to leave the Crusade, only to see him killed in the attempt. Spurred by his son's death, Tirion resolved to reform the original Silver Hand as a force of good in the world.
World of Warcraft
Tirion in the Eastern Plaguelands (WoW)
Tirion Fordring was a level 61 elite quest giver located by a cottage near the southwestern end of Terrorweb Tunnel in the contested territory of the Eastern Plaguelands. He readily accepted help from both the Horde and Alliance in his quest line, in following his assertions that race does not dictate honor, and from what he learned from his encounter with Eitrigg.
He starts the following quests:
[56] Blood Tinged Skies- [56] Carrion Grubbage
- [56] Demon Dogs
When all three above are complete, the following become available:
- [56] Redemption (Neutral)
- [57] Of Forgotten Memories
- [58] Of Lost Honor
- [58] Of Love and Family
- [60] Find Myranda
The Burning Crusade
In World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade, Tirion Fordring can be found in the Old Hillsbrad Foothills via the Caverns of Time as a level 55 NPC. Tirion can be seen in the Southshore inn wearing the same plate chest he wears nowadays and discussing Ashbringer with several of his fellow members of the Silver Hand. He was the first to refer to the future weapon by its legendary name. Sadly, most of the friends assembled here would later turn to bitter enemies, as they embraced the zeal of the Crusade they would later create.
(Note: In the comic, Tirion is not present at this meeting).)
Wrath of the Lich King
Tirion in Icecrown Citadel (WotLK)
The Scarlet Enclave
In 
[55] The Light of Dawn, the last quest of the Death knight starting area, the player joins Highlord Darion Mograine leading ten thousand Scourge against three hundred defenders of the Light at the Battle for Light's Hope Chapel. After a hundred or so defenders die, Tirion appears to confront Darion. Alexandros Mograine, Darion's father, also makes an appearance.
After an interaction between Darion and Tirion, and then Darion and Alexandros, the Lich King will appear and cast a spell that incapacitates Tirion. Darion, wielding the 
[Corrupted Ashbringer] once held by his father, throws the sword to Tirion where it is purified. Tirion then charges towards Arthas who runs and eventually escapes. It is here that Tirion makes his vow to destroy Arthas, thus uniting the Argent Dawn and the Knights of the Silver Hand into the Argent Crusade. Darion also pledges his Knights of the Ebon Blade to the cause.
Northrend
Tirion also appears at the port of Valgarde in Northrend's Howling Fjord as a level 73 quest giver titled Highlord Tirion Fordring. He is marked as "Supreme Commander of the Argent Crusade". The Argent Crusade (see involvement in the death knight quest chain above) is the merging of the Argent Dawn and the Silver Hand.
Tirion can also be found in Icecrown at the Argent Vanguard, talking to the Ebon Watcher. Through their dialogue with each other, you learn the Ebon Watcher is actually Darion Mograine. Darion Mograine talks pessimistically, saying they cannot win when the Lich King is not shackled to any virtues of the Light. Tirion states he will not lower himself to the Scourge's level; they will do this with honor lest they become the monster they are trying to kill.
Crusader's Coliseum
Reasoning that a small force of elite combatants would fare better against the Scourge than a large army (which would provide more bodies to raise), Tirion set up the Argent Tournament and Crusader's Coliseum in Icecrown, where he could test the best warriors the Alliance and Horde had to offer.
Icecrown Citadel
Tirion leads the Ashen Verdict into Icecrown Citadel, and eventually faces the Lich King in battle at the Frozen Throne. Arthas freezes Tirion in a block of ice, slays the champions he brought with him, and prepares to raise them as agents of the Scourge. As the Lich King begins casting his spell, Tirion manages to break free of the ice and shatter Frostmourne with the Ashbringer. The souls that were trapped inside the runeblade turn on the Lich King, giving Fordring and his champions (who are resurrected by the spirit of Terenas) an opportunity to defeat him.
Cataclysm
Tirion in Hearthglen (Cataclysm)
After his victory over the Lich King, Tirion has returned to Lordaeron to reclaim his old home, Hearthglen, from the remnants of the Scarlet Crusade. Tirion no longer resides at river-side hovel in the Eastern Plaguelands and is now located in Mardenholde Keep.
New recruits of the Argent Crusade are personally welcomed by him, and he seems to be very friendly towards them showing kindness and respect [5]. Regardless of his old age and all the tragedies he’s been through he also has sense of humor (although a bit scary). [6]
Personality
Rising from the ranks of a knight and later a paladin, Tirion Fordring was a man of honor — and his commitment to upholding his honor no matter the cost often brought him into conflict with his family and friends. His wife Karandra Fordring often lamented the sacrifices she had to make in order to adapt to her husband's tendency to place his personal honor above everything else - his family included. So, for instance, when Fordring attempted to explain to his wife and to his long-time friend Arden that his commitment to saving the life of Eitrigg was a matter of honor, he encountered, for the most part, a total lack of understanding, with both Arden and Karandra arguing that he also has a responsibility to his family and his subjects — a responsibility he should not neglect in the name of honor. Tirion's honor, therefore, was the ultimate cause of his downfall — during his trial, he was offered an opportunity to be restored to good standing within the Alliance if only he would renounce the vow he gave to Eitrigg. Tirion refused, saying that his honor precluded him from doing so.
In the end, Tirion Fordring paid heavily for the honor he held in such high esteem. Not only was he stripped of his office and estates, but his family — Karandra Fordring and Taelan — refused to accompany him into exile, his wife stating that she would not let him ruin their lives as he had ruined his own. Thus, after his rescue of Eitrigg from the gallows in Stratholme, honor was very much the only thing Tirion still had.
After his exile and the fall of Lordaeron to the Scourge, Tirion fell into inactivity, feeling there was no reason for him to fight. That all changed, however, with the death of Taelan.
Filled with righteous anger at the loss of his beloved son, Tirion vowed to reestablish the Knights of the Silver Hand, to oppose the spread of evil in the world.
Locations
Tirion slays undead in the Plaguelands.
Tirion has been seen in many places across both the Eastern Kingdoms and Northrend, spanning the original WoW and all three expansions. These are all of the places where he will appear:
Classic
- Thondroril River, Eastern Plaguelands (removed in Cataclysm)
- Outskirts of Hearthglen, Western Plaguelands (spawns during [60] In Dreams)
Burning Crusade
Wrath of the Lich King
- Light's Hope Chapel, Scarlet Enclave (during [55] The Light of Dawn)
- Valgarde, Howling Fjord (after [71] Guided by Honor)
- The Argent Vanguard, Icecrown
- Crusaders' Pinnacle, Icecrown (after [79] The Battle For Crusaders' Pinnacle)
- Cathedral of Darkness, Icecrown (during [80] Tirion's Gambit)
- Argent Tournament Grounds, Icecrown (welcoming Alliance and Horde leaders, and champions of the Argent Crusade, Patch 3.2.0)
- Crusaders' Coliseum: Trial of the Champion and Trial of the Crusader (announces the battles in the arena)
- Light's Hammer, Icecrown Citadel (preparing for the final battle against the Lich King, Patch 3.3.0)
- The Frozen Throne, Icecrown Citadel (frozen solid during the majority of the fight against the Lich King, freed at 10%; Patch 3.3.2)
[71] Cataclysm
Gallery
Tirion rescues Highlord Mograine during the Second War.
Tirion in Old Hillsbrad.
Tirion purifies the Ashbringer at Light's Hope Chapel.
- ArthasTirion.JPG
Tirion confronts Arthas at Light's Hope Chapel.
Tirion at Valgarde.
Tirion outside the Crusader's Coliseum in Icecrown.
Tirion, surrounded by Argent champions, at the Crusaders' Coliseum.
Tirion at Light's Hammer (PTR Model).
Tirion challenges Arthas at the Frozen Throne.
Tirion destroys Frostmourne with Ashbringer.
Tirion watches as Arthas is attacked by all the souls he's taken.
Tirion watches as Arthas dies.
Highlord Tirion Fordring (Assault on Icecrown Citadel)
Blessed Defense (Assault on Icecrown Citadel)
Tirion, the Ashbringer (Assault on Icecrown Citadel)
Redemption (Assault on Icecrown Citadel)
Complete version of the "profile picture" on top of this article.
Quotes
Highlord Tirion Fordring (Wrathgate)
Greetings
- Put your faith in the Light, and all is possible.
- Only by working together can we succeed!
- The time of the Argent Crusade...is now!
- We shall triumph!
Irritated
- There is much work to be done.
- Shouldn't you be off, then?
- Your skills are impressive...
- ...but your manners need work.
- Don't test me, child!
Farewell
- Find the strength within you.
- Do not lose faith!
- The end of the Scourge draws near.
- Each of us has a role to play.
- Courage is our greatest weapon.
Of Blood and Honor
- You are assuming that there are more orcs out there, Barthilas. I was there, and I saw none. I will not sound the call to arms before we've confirmed the facts. This is not the time to start jumping at shadows. We must remain calm and vigilant.
- Tirion: I don't know yet, son. I just don't know.
- I will remain committed to the Alliance until my dying day. Of that, have no doubt. But I cannot disavow the oath I took. To do so would be to betray everything I am and everything we, as honorable men, hold dear.
Tirion's Story in his own words
After completing his first three quests, this conversation opens with Tirion, as part of the next quest in his chain:
- I must apologize for not being entirely truthful with you in regards to my identity. I had to be certain you could be trusted — few people would have selflessly lent assistance to an old and forgotten hermit.
- You have proven yourself as one of those people: A person of integrity and honor.
Thank you, Tirion. What of your identity?
- My son, Taelan, was only a child when I was found guilty of treason and banished by the Alliance to live a life in exile. I chose to remain here so that I could watch over him; to somehow insure that he would grow up an honorable man.
- As I had hoped, he took my place as lord of Mardenholde; but in a cruel twist of fate, joined the ranks of the Scarlet Crusade. He is now their Highlord, <race>.
That is terrible.
- Indeed. The Scarlet Crusade are an aberration of the Order of the Silver Hand.
- You must believe me, <race>; Taelan is a good man. He needs to remember...remember what it is to be noble and honorable. I know that in his heart, he knows what he does is wrong. Will you help him? Will you help him remember?
I will, Tirion.
In Dreams
- May your soul burn in anguish, Isillien! Light give me strength to battle this fiend. Face me, coward. Face the faith and strength that you once embodied.
- Too long have I sat idle, gripped in this haze... this malaise, lamenting what could have been... what should have been. Your death will not have been in vain, Taelan. A new Order is born on this day...an Order which will dedicate itself to extinguishing the evil that plagues this world. An evil that cannot hide behind politics and pleasantries. This I promise...This I vow...
Tirion's speech after the Battle for Light's Hope Chapel
- "Rise, Darion...and listen. We have all been witness to a terrible tragedy; the blood of good men has been shed upon this soil. Honorable knights, slain defending their lives...our lives. And while such things can never be forgotten, we must remain vigilant in our cause. The Lich King must answer for what he has done and must not be allowed to cause further destruction in our world! I make a promise to you now brothers and sisters: The Lich King will be defeated! On this day, I call for a union! The Argent Dawn and the Order of the Silver Hand will come together as one! We will succeed where so many before us have failed! We will take the fight to Arthas, and we will tear down the walls of Icecrown! The Argent Crusade comes for YOU, Arthas!"
Talking with Darion at the Argent Vanguard in Icecrown
- Highlord Tirion Fordring says: The Lich King reacted swiftly to the breach. Faster than I anticipated.
- The Ebon Watcher says: You are dealing with a being that holds within it the consciousness of the most cunning, intelligent, and ruthless individuals to ever live.
- The Ebon Watcher says: The Lich King is like any foe that you have ever faced, Highlord. Though you bested him upon the holy ground of Light's Hope Chapel, you tread now upon his domain.
- The Ebon Watcher says: You cannot win. Not like this...
- Highord Tirion Fordring says: What would you have me do, Darion?
- The Ebon Watcher says: Nothing. There is nothing that you can do while the Light binds you. It controls you wholly, shackling you to the ground with its virtues.
- Highlord Tirion Fordring says: Choose your words wisely, death knight. You stand amidst the company of the devoted.
- The Ebon Watcher shakes his head.
- The Ebon Watcher says: Look upon the field, Highlord. The Lich King has halted your advance completely and won the upper hand!
- The Ebon Watcher says: The breach you created was sealed with Nerubian webbing almost as quickly as it was opened.
- The Ebon Watcher says: Your soldiers are being used as living shields to stave off artillery fire in the Valley of Echoes, allowing the forces of the Lich King to assault your base without impediment.
- The Ebon Watcher says: The Lich King knows your boundaries, Highlord. He knows that you will not fire on your own men. Do you not understand? He has no boundaries. No rules to abide.
- Highlord Tirion Fordring says: We will do this with honor, Darion. We will not sink to the levels of the Scourge to be victorious. To do so would make us no better than the monster that we fight to destroy!
- The Ebon Watcher says: Then you have lost, Highlord.
Dialogue in the Cathedral of Darkness
- Highlord Tirion Fordring says: The Lich King is here. May the Light guide our blades.
- The Lich King says: Uninvited guests! Did you think you'd go unnoticed inside my dominion?
- The Lich King says: I must confess... you were not altogether unexpected. I hope you find your final resting place... to your liking.
- Highlord Tirion Fordring says: You sound a little too confident. Especially considering the way our last encounter ended.
- The Lich King says: Last time we met, you had the advantage of fighting on holy ground. You'll find that our situation has been... reversed.
- Highlord Tirion Fordring says: That might be, but I don't need to stand on holy ground to run that disembodied heart of yours through with the Ashbringer.
- The Lich King says: I call your bluff. You're a paladin after all. Your obsession with redemption goes beyond the inane.
- The Lich King says: You surely wouldn't destroy humanity's only chance to redeem its most wayward son. You'd sooner die!
- Highlord Tirion Fordring says: The heart... the last remaining vestige of your humanity. I had to stop it from being destroyed. I had to see for myself. And at last I'm sure...
- Highlord Tirion Fordring says: Only shadows from the past remain. There's nothing left to redeem!
Dialogue with Varian and Jaina at the Crusaders' Coliseum
King Varian Wrynn and Lady Jaina Proudmoore arrive at the Argent Tournament to observe the games:
- Herald Beluus yells: His Majesty, King Varian Wrynn, and Lady Jaina Proudmoore have touched down upon the tournament grounds! Make way!
- Varian, Jaina and their escort appear from inside the Silver Covenant Pavilion and walk west towards the Argent Pavilion. Fordring greets them at the entrance to the Crusaders' Coliseum.
- King Varian Wrynn says: Tirion.
- Highlord Tirion Fordring says: King Varian, Lady Jaina. Welcome to the tournament. Your place in the coliseum is waiting.
- Lady Jaina Proudmoore says: Thank you. It's the least I can do to support this; we need to stand together.
- King Varian Wrynn says: You ask much of me, Tirion, to sit and watch, trusting the savages to keep themselves in check.
- Highlord Tirion Fordring says: My people are here to ensure that they honor the rules of engagement. It will do your subjects well to see you in the stands.
- Lady Jaina Proudmoore says: I'm sure Thrall will have his people under control...
- King Varian Wrynn says: Perhaps. I doubt the effectiveness of this gambit. We would be better served preparing our armies for the final assault.
- King Varian Wrynn says: But if my presence is required in these games to gain your support in the battle, then I will remain. For now.
- Highlord Tirion Fordring nods and gestures for his guests to follow.
- The group then walks in to the coliseum proper and disappears inside.
Dialogue with Thrall and Garrosh at the Crusaders' Coliseum
Tirion also greets Warchief Thrall and Garrosh Hellscream as they arrive:
- Herald Beluus yells: The Warchief of the Horde, Thrall, and Overlord Garrosh Hellscream have arrived upon the tournament grounds! Clear the way to the entrance!
- Thrall, Garrosh and their escort appear from inside the Sunreaver Pavilion and walk along the path following the Ring of Champions. Here, they stop between the Ironforge and Gnomeregan banners and observe.
- Thrall says: Garrosh, I expect you to control yourself here. I do not want a repeat of the Violet Citadel.
- Garrosh Hellscream says: Pah! That was a show of strength, worthy of a leader. I only regret I did not kill that human before the mage interfered.
- Thrall says: We are guests here, Garrosh, and you will conduct yourself honorably.
- Garrosh Hellscream says: What honor is there in thrashing about with blunted sticks? This is a waste of time.
- The group proceeds to the western entrance of the Coliseum, where Tirion awaits.
- Highlord Tirion Fordring says: Welcome, Warchief Thrall. Overlord Hellscream.
- Thrall says: Thank you for the invitation, Lord Fordring. We look forward to observing these games.
- Garrosh Hellscream says: Speak for yourself, Thrall.
- Highlord Tirion Fordring says: I hope you'll see the merits of these events in time, Garrosh. We cannot win against the Scourge if we continue to war against one another.
- Thrall says: Wise words.
- Garrosh Hellscream says: Words of a fool, you mean. The Horde will destroy the undead without your aid, human, or that of the pompous king.
- Thrall immediately turns to face Garrosh and rebukes him directly.
- Thrall says: Garrosh, enough!
- Highlord Tirion Fordring says: Under my roof, gentlemen, I trust you will behave.
- Thrall turns back to Tirion.
- Thrall says: Of course, Tirion. I apologize for his outburst. It will not be repeated.
- Garrosh Hellscream says: Bah.
- Highlord Tirion Fordring says: If you will follow me, then.
- The group then walks in to the coliseum proper and disappears inside.
Fall of the Lich King Trailer
Tirion rides to Icecrown Citadel on an 
[Argent Warhorse], and raising Ashbringer, rallies the Argent Crusade to break down the door via battering ram to Light's Hammer.
- Rise up, Argent Crusaders! The hour of justice has come!
At Light's Hammer in Icecrown Citadel
- Highlord Tirion Fordring yells: This is our final stand. What happens here will echo through the ages. Regardless of outcome, they will know that we fought with honor. That we fought for the freedom and safety of our people.
- Highlord Tirion Fordring yells: Remember, heroes, fear is your greatest enemy in these befouled halls. Steel your heart and your soul will shine brighter than a thousand suns. The enemy will falter at the sight of you. They will fall as the light of righteousness envelops them!
- The Lich King yells: You now stand upon the hallowed ground of the Scourge. The Light won't protect you here, Paladin. Nothing will protect you...
- Highlord Tirion Fordring yells: ARTHAS! I swore that I would see you dead and the Scourge dismantled! I'm going to finish what I started at Light's Hope.
- The Lich King yells: You could've been my greatest champion, Fordring. A force of darkness that would wash over this world and deliver it into a new age of strife.
- The Lich King yells: But that honor is no longer yours. Soon, I will have a new champion.
- The Lich King laughs.
- The Lich King yells: The breaking of this one has been taxing. The atrocities that I have committed upon his soul. He has resisted for so long, but he will bow down before his king soon.
- Highlord Bolvar Fordragon yells: NEVER! I... I will never... serve... you.
- The Lich King says: In the end you will all serve me.
Notes
Strangely enough in the novel "Of Blood and Honor", Tirion's mount is described as a grey horse, yet in-game it is a chestnut horse. An explanation might be that he just gained another horse after his exile and named it after the previous one.
References
- ^ [74] The Cleansing Of Jintha'kalar
- ^ Tides of Darkness, 86
- ^ Tides of Darkness, 83
- ^ Lands of Conflict, 111
- ^ [15-30] An Audience with the Highlord
- ^ [15-30] Turning Yourself In
- ^ Cite error: Invalid
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External links
| Preceded by: Unknown |
Position: Lord of Mardenholde Keep |
Succeeded by: Magistrate Barthilas |
| Preceded by: Taelan Fordring |
Position: Lord of Mardenholde Keep |
Succeeded by: Incumbent |
| Preceded by: Uther the Lightbringer |
Position: Leader of the Silver Hand |
Succeeded by: Dissolved into the Argent Crusade |
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Position: Leader of the Argent Crusade |
Succeeded by: Incumbent |
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Position: Leader of the Ashen Verdict (with Darion Mograine) |
Succeeded by: Incumbent |
| Preceded by: Darion Mograine |
Position: Wielder of the Ashbringer |
Succeeded by: Incumbent |
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