Galun - Revision history

Sub2pewds: Adding unit types – he has a non-default upgrade path

2020-01-03T01:56:45Z

Adding unit types – he has a non-default upgrade path

Sub2pewds: Adding link to Vank

2020-01-03T01:49:43Z

Adding link to Vank

Sub2pewds: /* Arriving at the Great Continent */ Fixing mistake

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‎Arriving at the Great Continent: Fixing mistake

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Specifying

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Adding personality section

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 | race=[[Drakes|Drake]]
 | gender=Male
-| types=[https://units.wesnoth.org/1.14/mainline/en_US/Drake%20Burner.html Drake Burner]
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-Galun was originally born into the Flight of Verkon, situated in the islands of Morogor. By the time of the 14th breeding cycle of the 5th Vulcaniad, Galun was an fledgling and a close friend to Vank, a drake glider. During this time, he became increasingly distant, focused on the problem of his home's overpopulation.<ref name="hunt">{{Cite|hunt}}</ref> To complicate matters, most drakes were under the impression that Morogor was the only major landmass in Irdya,<ref name="spiral">{{Cite|spiral}}</ref> although Galun had come to doubt this, due to ships passing by their islands.<ref name="hunt"/>
+Galun was originally born into the Flight of Verkon, situated in the islands of Morogor. By the time of the 14th breeding cycle of the 5th Vulcaniad, Galun was an fledgling and a close friend to [[Vank]], a drake glider. During this time, he became increasingly distant, focused on the problem of his home's overpopulation.<ref name="hunt">{{Cite|hunt}}</ref> To complicate matters, most drakes were under the impression that Morogor was the only major landmass in Irdya,<ref name="spiral">{{Cite|spiral}}</ref> although Galun had come to doubt this, due to ships passing by their islands.<ref name="hunt"/>
 As prey grew scarcer, Galun confided in Vank his belief that the drakes should immigrate, although Vank attempted to discourage Galun's ambitions, due to their lowly status. At this moment, they spotted some humans on a nearby island. They collectively slew the human men, sparing however the women and children.<ref name="hunt"/> Over the course of the fight, Galun underwent a hormonal metamorphosis, becoming an Aspirant, capable of breeding.<ref name="hunt"/><ref name="drakipedia">{{Cite|drakipedia}}</ref> Having completed the hunt, Vank proposed they return to their eyrie.<ref name="hunt"/>

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 Those of the messengers remaining with Galun returned on their way to Morogor, while Galun's drakes started to forge weapons suitable for use by their clashers. Sighting mountains appropriate for building an eyrie on the Great Continent, Galun's flight prepared to continue east. On the way, they came across the settlement of Elensefar, inhabited by humans. With more difficulty than they usually had against runners, they killed Elensefar's leader, General Vorlyan, and devoured its populace. Galun worried, however, that it would be infeasible to continue safely hunting the humans.<ref name="elensefar">{{Cite|elensefar-wov}}</ref>
-They continued northeast, venturing into the [[Grey Woods]] some days later. Seeing both elves and woses for the first time, Galun took Vank's advice and called a hunt. They slew Daepia, the elvish enchantress, and Gulladrumm, the ancient wose, inciting more elves to prepare for battle. Galun decided that he would hold that part of the woods until the following day. At that moment, the saurians Xirtrezyx and Krenix flattered Galun and offered to establish an alliance with the drakes. Galun agreed to their offer, allowing a few saurians to accompany them on the remainder of their journey.<ref name="wesmere">{{Cite|wesmere}}</ref>
+They continued northeast, venturing into Wesmere Forest some days later. Seeing both elves and woses for the first time, Galun took Vank's advice and called a hunt. They slew Daepia, the elvish enchantress, and Gulladrumm, the ancient wose, inciting more elves to prepare for battle. Galun decided that he would hold that part of the woods until the following day. At that moment, the saurians Xirtrezyx and Krenix flattered Galun and offered to establish an alliance with the drakes. Galun agreed to their offer, allowing a few saurians to accompany them on the remainder of their journey.<ref name="wesmere">{{Cite|wesmere}}</ref>
 Galun then led his drakes over the Heart Mountains, but were forced to land and take shelter in a cave when a great storm arose. Inside, they were confronted by the lich Naemir, who threatened to enslave the drakes as his undead servants, although Galun scorned Naemir's threats. Naemir summoned his forces against the drakes, and Galun chose to remain and fight rather than weather the storm outside, due to the risk to his breeders. They defeated Naemir's forces, slew the lich, and in doing so dispelled the storm, allowing them to leave.<ref name="foothills">{{Cite|foothills}}</ref>

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 Though he had become an ascendant, Galun recognized that he still was unprepared for the Contention. Some time later, a ship of orcs landed on Morogor's northernmost island. Verkon charged Galun with leading the attack against the unfamiliar creatures, and also with interrogating their leader in the hopes of discovering lands outside of Morogor. Galun's hunters came to the island under the cover of night, attempting the attack without aid from Galun. Battle ensued, and the orcish leader, Viragar, was captured. Galun demanded that the orc tell him the destination of their ships, but Viragar refused to speak. Taken to the pens and interrogated, Galun learnt of lands to the east. Like his previous hunt, Galun became stronger yet again.<ref name="raid">{{Cite|the raid-wov}}</ref>
-The day of the Contention finally arrived, and Galun was selected to lead Verkon's team. Galun in turn chose Vank to be one of his intendants. They faced tactical challenges, eventually emerging as one of the two top teams. Galun was made to fight in a battle against Gribbel from the Flight of Kerath. The two teams fought against each other, and Galun's team eventually subdued Gribbel. At last a dominant, Galun was rewarded with breeders and fledglings from each of the other flights.<ref name="contention">{{Cite|contention}}</ref>
+The day of the Contention finally arrived, and Galun was selected to lead Verkon's team. Galun in turn chose Vank to be his chief intendant. They faced tactical challenges, eventually emerging as one of the two top teams. Galun was made to fight in a battle against Gribbel from the Flight of Kerath. The two teams fought against each other, and Galun's team eventually subdued Gribbel. At last a dominant, Galun was rewarded with breeders and fledglings from each of the other flights.<ref name="contention">{{Cite|contention}}</ref>
 === Leaving Morogor ===

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 {{Infobox Character
 | name=Galun
 | image=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wesnoth/wesnoth/master/data/core/images/portraits/drakes/inferno.png
 | race=[[Drakes|Drake]]
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 Galun spoke with Reshan'lo, and inquired as to whether he knew why his life was being spared. Galun informed him that the real reason he was letting him live was due to his status as a recorder. Reshan'lo in turn told Galun of his concerns about the strength of the inhabitants of the Great Continent, as well as the threat that might follow them if more ambitious drakes from Morogor followed Galun. Reshan'lo was inducted into the Flight of Galun, while Galun himself contemplated the fate of his flight and proclaimed three edicts. Firstly, he set in place the Ways of Morogor. Secondly, he commanded his drakes to avoid the Green Isle's greater races. Thirdly, he enforced longer periods of hibernation to conserve food supplies.<ref name="epilogue"/>
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-Over the remainder of the fall, Galun began to construct his eyrie, fitted with watchposts, breeding chambers, and sleeping quarters. Sure enough, the fall gave way to winter, and the drakes started their hibernation. During this time, some of Galun's sky drakes left the eyrie altogether. Galun reasoned that they had returned back to Morogor. The hibernation was eventually interrupted, however, by a group of dwarves led by Thurdakor of Knalga. Vank awoke Galun from his hibernation and alerted him to the dwarves' presence. Thurdakor demanded to know why the drakes had settled in his land, and the dialogue between Thurdakor and Galun escalated out of control. The dwarves attacked the eyrie, and despite fighting well, they were defeated. Despite Vank's concerns that the dwarves would continue to pose a threat in the future, Galun insisted on remaining.<ref name="meets">{{Cite|meets}}</ref>
+Over the remainder of the fall, Galun began to construct his eyrie, fitted with watchposts, breeding chambers, and sleeping quarters. Sure enough, the fall gave way to winter, and the drakes started their hibernation. During this time, one of Galun's sky drakes left the eyrie altogether. Galun reasoned that he had returned back to Morogor. The hibernation was eventually interrupted, however, by a group of dwarves led by Thurdakor of Knalga. Vank awoke Galun from his hibernation and alerted him to the dwarves' presence. Thurdakor demanded to know why the drakes had settled in his land, and the dialogue between Thurdakor and Galun escalated out of control. The dwarves attacked the eyrie, and despite fighting well, they were defeated. Despite Vank's concerns that the dwarves would continue to pose a threat in the future, Galun insisted on remaining.<ref name="meets">{{Cite|meets}}</ref>
 == References ==

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	Continuing north, Galun finally reached a part of the Heart Mountains that appeared fit for a new eyrie. In the surrounding region, they found trolls, gryphons, and even a yeti. Galun's forces hunted the different creatures as game, finding that they were edible. Vank noted that their new eyrie was colder than Morogor, but Galun assured him that they would be fine so long as they were careful with their hunting.<ref name="heart">{{Cite\|heart}}</ref>		Continuing north, Galun finally reached a part of the Heart Mountains that appeared fit for a new eyrie. In the surrounding region, they found trolls, gryphons, and even a yeti. Galun's forces hunted the different creatures as game, finding that they were edible. Vank noted that their new eyrie was colder than Morogor, but Galun assured him that they would be fine so long as they were careful with their hunting.<ref name="heart">{{Cite\|heart}}</ref>
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		+	=== Settlement ===
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		+	{{Quote
		+	\| width=80%
		+	\| align=center
		+	\| quote=You would fight to take what is mine when you have breeders of your own and unclaimed lands are in abundance? Such an attack is a violation of the Ways of Morogor!
		+	\| source=Galun accuses Kerath of treachery.
		+	\|}}
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		+	Over the remainder of the fall, Galun began to construct his eyrie, fitted with watchposts, breeding chambers, and sleeping quarters. Sure enough, the fall gave way to winter, and the drakes started their hibernation. During this time, some of Galun's sky drakes left the eyrie altogether. Galun reasoned that they had returned back to Morogor. The hibernation was eventually interrupted, however, by a group of dwarves led by Thurdakor of Knalga. Vank awoke Galun from his hibernation and alerted him to the dwarves' presence. Thurdakor demanded to know why the drakes had settled in his land, and the dialogue between Thurdakor and Galun escalated out of control. The dwarves attacked the eyrie, and despite fighting well, they were defeated. Despite Vank's concerns that the dwarves would continue to pose a threat in the future, Galun insisted on remaining.<ref name="meets">{{Cite\|meets}}</ref>

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	Galun then led his drakes over the Heart Mountains, but were forced to land and take shelter in a cave when a great storm arose. Inside, they were confronted by the lich Naemir, who threatened to enslave the drakes as his undead servants, although Galun scorned Naemir's threats. Naemir summoned his forces against the drakes, and Galun chose to remain and fight rather than weather the storm outside, due to the risk to his breeders. They defeated Naemir's forces, slew the lich, and in doing so dispelled the storm, allowing them to leave.<ref name="foothills">{{Cite\|foothills}}</ref>		Galun then led his drakes over the Heart Mountains, but were forced to land and take shelter in a cave when a great storm arose. Inside, they were confronted by the lich Naemir, who threatened to enslave the drakes as his undead servants, although Galun scorned Naemir's threats. Naemir summoned his forces against the drakes, and Galun chose to remain and fight rather than weather the storm outside, due to the risk to his breeders. They defeated Naemir's forces, slew the lich, and in doing so dispelled the storm, allowing them to leave.<ref name="foothills">{{Cite\|foothills}}</ref>
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		+	Continuing north, Galun finally reached a part of the Heart Mountains that appeared fit for a new eyrie. In the surrounding region, they found trolls, gryphons, and even a yeti. Galun's forces hunted the different creatures as game, finding that they were edible. Vank noted that their new eyrie was colder than Morogor, but Galun assured him that they would be fine so long as they were careful with their hunting.<ref name="heart">{{Cite\|heart}}</ref>

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	They continued northeast, venturing into the [[Grey Woods]] some days later. Seeing both elves and woses for the first time, Galun took Vank's advice and called a hunt. They slew Daepia, the elvish enchantress, and Gulladrumm, the ancient wose, inciting more elves to prepare for battle. Galun decided that he would hold that part of the woods until the following day. At that moment, the saurians Xirtrezyx and Krenix flattered Galun and offered to establish an alliance with the drakes. Galun agreed to their offer, allowing a few saurians to accompany them on the remainder of their journey.<ref name="wesmere">{{Cite\|wesmere}}</ref>		They continued northeast, venturing into the [[Grey Woods]] some days later. Seeing both elves and woses for the first time, Galun took Vank's advice and called a hunt. They slew Daepia, the elvish enchantress, and Gulladrumm, the ancient wose, inciting more elves to prepare for battle. Galun decided that he would hold that part of the woods until the following day. At that moment, the saurians Xirtrezyx and Krenix flattered Galun and offered to establish an alliance with the drakes. Galun agreed to their offer, allowing a few saurians to accompany them on the remainder of their journey.<ref name="wesmere">{{Cite\|wesmere}}</ref>
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		+	Galun then led his drakes over the Heart Mountains, but were forced to land and take shelter in a cave when a great storm arose. Inside, they were confronted by the lich Naemir, who threatened to enslave the drakes as his undead servants, although Galun scorned Naemir's threats. Naemir summoned his forces against the drakes, and Galun chose to remain and fight rather than weather the storm outside, due to the risk to his breeders. They defeated Naemir's forces, slew the lich, and in doing so dispelled the storm, allowing them to leave.<ref name="foothills">{{Cite\|foothills}}</ref>

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 Days after their arrival at the archipelago, once they had recovered, Galun's flight advanced eastwards once more. As Vank had predicted, they sighted the shores of the Great Continent, but due to its distance and a warm southerly, they landed first at the [[Three Sisters]] that fall. Finding the islands inhabited with ogres and scorpions, as well as the weakened [[Midnight Queen]], they decided to take the land for themselves. Resisting the lure of the Midnight Queen, they scoured the island of enemies. Vank suggested that they settle in the islands, but Galun insisted in scouting the mainland in case there was a better place to establish their eyrie.<ref name="three"/>
 === Arriving at the Great Continent ===
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 Those of the messengers remaining with Galun returned on their way to Morogor, while Galun's drakes started to forge weapons suitable for use by their clashers. Sighting mountains appropriate for building an eyrie on the Great Continent, Galun's flight prepared to continue east. On the way, they came across the settlement of Elensefar, inhabited by humans. With more difficulty than they usually had against runners, they killed Elensefar's leader, General Vorlyan, and devoured its populace. Galun worried, however, that it would be infeasible to continue safely hunting the humans.<ref name="elensefar">{{Cite|elensefar-wov}}</ref>
 == References ==