Kieran: Difference between revisions
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|lore = Kieran, born blind in a society that saw blindness as a sin, was falsely accused of heresy over a cattle dispute. Rather than confess, he chose a trial in an underground labyrinth, where Troglodytes aided his survival. His return was seen as divine favour, but feeling betrayed by humans, he left them behind, choosing to stand with the Troglodytes instead. | |lore = Kieran, born blind in a society that saw blindness as a sin, was falsely accused of heresy over a cattle dispute. Rather than confess, he chose a trial in an underground labyrinth, where Troglodytes aided his survival. His return was seen as divine favour, but feeling betrayed by humans, he left them behind, choosing to stand with the Troglodytes instead. | ||
|specialtyDescr = The Blind Folk - [[Dungeon_Units#tabber-Troglodytes|Troglodytes]] growth in your cities increases by 1. Under his command, Troglodytes gain 1 Speed, 1 Initiative, and 20% HP. Their Attack and Defence increase by 1 for every 3 hero levels, and enemy Troglodytes lose an equal amount of Attack and Defence. | |specialtyDescr = The Blind Folk - [[Dungeon_Units#tabber-Troglodytes|Troglodytes]] growth in your cities increases by 1. Under his command, Troglodytes gain 1 Speed, 1 Initiative, and 20% HP. Their Attack and Defence increase by 1 for every 3 hero levels, and enemy Troglodytes lose an equal amount of Attack and Defence. | ||
Revision as of 00:56, 8 November 2025
Kieran, born blind in a society that saw blindness as a sin, was falsely accused of heresy over a cattle dispute. Rather than confess, he chose a trial in an underground labyrinth, where Troglodytes aided his survival. His return was seen as divine favour, but feeling betrayed by humans, he left them behind, choosing to stand with the Troglodytes instead.
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