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 The Lich-Lords lost the Wesfolk a war on the Old Continent, and a contingent of Wesfolk refugees led by the Lich-Lord Lenvan fled east to the [[Green Isle]].<ref name="oldwood"/> Upon their arrival, they encountered [[Haldric's people]], resulting in the [[First Wesfolk War|first Wesfolk War]]. Though the Lich-Lords' necromancy gave the Wesfolk an advantage,<ref name="summer">{{Cite|summer}}</ref> the war turned against them when Haldric's people succesfully utilized mages for the first time, petrifying the [[Caror|Lich-Lord Caror]] in stone along with the [[Book of Fire and Darkness]].<ref name="clearwater">{{Cite|clearwater}}</ref> Also during the war, Lenvan was magically sealed within a [[Oldwood catacombs|temple's catacombs]].<ref name="oldwood"/> The war ended in defeat for the Lich-Lords,<ref name="summer"/> and the Wesfolk withdrew to their capital, [[Jevyan's Haven]], named after the [[Jevyan|Lich-Lord Jevyan]].<ref name="final"/>
-The Lich-Lords took on the sorcerer Malifor as a pupil, who subsequently learned the arts of necromancy.<ref name="pursuit">{{Cite|pursuit}}</ref> During the second Wesfolk War, the Lich-Lords became desperate enough to open gateways to the old continent, allowing orcs to invade the Green Isle.<ref name="summer"/> Malifor was disloyal to the Lich-Lords, however, and fled with the Wesfolk. Some time after reaching the [[Great Continent]], he became a lich himself.<ref name="pursuit"/> Jevyan began to conquer the Green Isle, but upon discovering that [[Haldric I|Prince Haldric]] had obtained the Ruby of Fire,<ref name="final"/> followed the humans to the Great Continent.<ref name="vanguard">{{Cite|vanguard}}</ref> There he was defeated in combat by the human refugees.<ref name="rise">{{Cite|rise}}</ref>
+The Lich-Lords took on the sorcerer Malifor as a pupil, who subsequently learned the arts of necromancy.<ref name="pursuit">{{Cite|pursuit}}</ref> During the [[Second Wesfolk War|second Wesfolk War]], the Lich-Lords became desperate enough to open gateways to the old continent, allowing orcs to invade the Green Isle.<ref name="summer"/> Malifor was disloyal to the Lich-Lords, however, and fled with the Wesfolk. Some time after reaching the [[Great Continent]], he became a lich himself.<ref name="pursuit"/> Jevyan began to conquer the Green Isle, but upon discovering that [[Haldric I|Prince Haldric]] had obtained the Ruby of Fire,<ref name="final"/> followed the humans to the Great Continent.<ref name="vanguard">{{Cite|vanguard}}</ref> There he was defeated in combat by the human refugees.<ref name="rise">{{Cite|rise}}</ref>
 Though the national identity of the Wesfolk eventually disappeared with the founding of the [[Wesnoth|Kingdom of Wesnoth]],<ref name="epilogue">{{Cite|epilogue-trow}}</ref> the legacy of the Lich-Lords did not. Ardonna, a pupil on the Isle of Alduin, sought to replicate the Lich-Lords dark arts,<ref name="slipping">{{Cite|slipping}}</ref> eventually becoming a lich herself.<ref name="mortality">{{Cite|mortality}}</ref> Her former headmaster, Aimucasur, in spite of his initial hostility to necromancy,<ref name="slipping"/> also transformed into a lich, taking on the title of Lich-Lord and resided in the Swamp of Dread.<ref name="dread">{{Cite|dread}}</ref>

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 The Lich-Lords lost the Wesfolk a war on the Old Continent, and a contingent of Wesfolk refugees led by the Lich-Lord Lenvan fled east to the [[Green Isle]].<ref name="oldwood"/> Upon their arrival, they encountered [[Haldric's people]], resulting in the [[First Wesfolk War|first Wesfolk War]]. Though the Lich-Lords' necromancy gave the Wesfolk an advantage,<ref name="summer">{{Cite|summer}}</ref> the war turned against them when Haldric's people succesfully utilized mages for the first time, petrifying the [[Caror|Lich-Lord Caror]] in stone along with the [[Book of Fire and Darkness]].<ref name="clearwater">{{Cite|clearwater}}</ref> Also during the war, Lenvan was magically sealed within a [[Oldwood catacombs|temple's catacombs]].<ref name="oldwood"/> The war ended in defeat for the Lich-Lords,<ref name="summer"/> and the Wesfolk withdrew to their capital, [[Jevyan's Haven]], named after the [[Jevyan|Lich-Lord Jevyan]].<ref name="final"/>
-The Lich-Lords took on the sorcerer Malifor as a pupil, who subsequently learned the arts of necromancy.<ref name="pursuit">{{Cite|pursuit}}</ref> During the Second Wesfolk War, the Lich-Lords became desperate enough to open gateways to the old continent, allowing orcs to invade the Green Isle.<ref name="summer"/> Malifor was disloyal to the Lich-Lords, however, and fled with the Wesfolk. Some time after reaching the [[Great Continent]], he became a lich himself.<ref name="pursuit"/> Jevyan began to conquer the Green Isle, but upon discovering that [[Haldric I|Prince Haldric]] had obtained the Ruby of Fire,<ref name="final"/> followed the humans to the Great Continent.<ref name="vanguard">{{Cite|vanguard}}</ref> There he was defeated in combat by the human refugees.<ref name="rise">{{Cite|rise}}</ref>
+The Lich-Lords took on the sorcerer Malifor as a pupil, who subsequently learned the arts of necromancy.<ref name="pursuit">{{Cite|pursuit}}</ref> During the second Wesfolk War, the Lich-Lords became desperate enough to open gateways to the old continent, allowing orcs to invade the Green Isle.<ref name="summer"/> Malifor was disloyal to the Lich-Lords, however, and fled with the Wesfolk. Some time after reaching the [[Great Continent]], he became a lich himself.<ref name="pursuit"/> Jevyan began to conquer the Green Isle, but upon discovering that [[Haldric I|Prince Haldric]] had obtained the Ruby of Fire,<ref name="final"/> followed the humans to the Great Continent.<ref name="vanguard">{{Cite|vanguard}}</ref> There he was defeated in combat by the human refugees.<ref name="rise">{{Cite|rise}}</ref>
 Though the national identity of the Wesfolk eventually disappeared with the founding of the [[Wesnoth|Kingdom of Wesnoth]],<ref name="epilogue">{{Cite|epilogue-trow}}</ref> the legacy of the Lich-Lords did not. Ardonna, a pupil on the Isle of Alduin, sought to replicate the Lich-Lords dark arts,<ref name="slipping">{{Cite|slipping}}</ref> eventually becoming a lich herself.<ref name="mortality">{{Cite|mortality}}</ref> Her former headmaster, Aimucasur, in spite of his initial hostility to necromancy,<ref name="slipping"/> also transformed into a lich, taking on the title of Lich-Lord and resided in the Swamp of Dread.<ref name="dread">{{Cite|dread}}</ref>

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 The Lich-Lords were a ruling class of liches who controlled the [[Wesfolk]].<ref name="oldwood">{{Cite|the oldwood}}</ref><ref name="final">{{Cite|a final spring}}</ref> While on the [[Old Continent]],<ref name="return">{{Cite|return to oldwood}}</ref> the Wesfolk spent many generations learning the dark arts of necromancy.<ref name="minds">{{Cite|minds}}</ref> Motivated by their desire for immortality, the elite of the Wesfolk became Lich-Lords upon death, while the lesser Wesfolk became their undead servants.<ref name="return"/> They also had possession of a valuable artifact, the [[Ruby of Fire]].<ref name="oldwood"/>
-The Lich-Lords lost the Wesfolk a war on the Old Continent, and a contingent of Wesfolk refugees led by the Lich-Lord Lenvan fled east to the [[Green Isle]].<ref name="oldwood"/> Upon their arrival, they encountered [[Haldric's people]], resulting in the Wesfolk War. Though the Lich-Lords' necromancy gave the Wesfolk an advantage,<ref name="summer">{{Cite|summer}}</ref> the war turned against them when Haldric's people succesfully utilized mages for the first time, petrifying the [[Caror|Lich-Lord Caror]] in stone along with the [[Book of Fire and Darkness]].<ref name="clearwater">{{Cite|clearwater}}</ref> Also during the war, Lenvan was magically sealed within a [[Oldwood catacombs|temple's catacombs]].<ref name="oldwood"/> The war ended in defeat for the Lich-Lords,<ref name="summer"/> and the Wesfolk withdrew to their capital, [[Jevyan's Haven]], named after the [[Jevyan|Lich-Lord Jevyan]].<ref name="final"/>
+The Lich-Lords lost the Wesfolk a war on the Old Continent, and a contingent of Wesfolk refugees led by the Lich-Lord Lenvan fled east to the [[Green Isle]].<ref name="oldwood"/> Upon their arrival, they encountered [[Haldric's people]], resulting in the [[First Wesfolk War|first Wesfolk War]]. Though the Lich-Lords' necromancy gave the Wesfolk an advantage,<ref name="summer">{{Cite|summer}}</ref> the war turned against them when Haldric's people succesfully utilized mages for the first time, petrifying the [[Caror|Lich-Lord Caror]] in stone along with the [[Book of Fire and Darkness]].<ref name="clearwater">{{Cite|clearwater}}</ref> Also during the war, Lenvan was magically sealed within a [[Oldwood catacombs|temple's catacombs]].<ref name="oldwood"/> The war ended in defeat for the Lich-Lords,<ref name="summer"/> and the Wesfolk withdrew to their capital, [[Jevyan's Haven]], named after the [[Jevyan|Lich-Lord Jevyan]].<ref name="final"/>
 The Lich-Lords took on the sorcerer Malifor as a pupil, who subsequently learned the arts of necromancy.<ref name="pursuit">{{Cite|pursuit}}</ref> During the Second Wesfolk War, the Lich-Lords became desperate enough to open gateways to the old continent, allowing orcs to invade the Green Isle.<ref name="summer"/> Malifor was disloyal to the Lich-Lords, however, and fled with the Wesfolk. Some time after reaching the [[Great Continent]], he became a lich himself.<ref name="pursuit"/> Jevyan began to conquer the Green Isle, but upon discovering that [[Haldric I|Prince Haldric]] had obtained the Ruby of Fire,<ref name="final"/> followed the humans to the Great Continent.<ref name="vanguard">{{Cite|vanguard}}</ref> There he was defeated in combat by the human refugees.<ref name="rise">{{Cite|rise}}</ref>

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-The Lich-Lords were a ruling class of liches who controlled the [[Wesfolk]].<ref name="oldwood">{{Cite|the oldwood}}</ref><ref name="final">{{Cite|a final spring}}</ref> While on the [[Old Continent]],<ref name="return">{{Cite|return to oldwood}}</ref> the Wesfolk spent many generations learning the dark arts of necromancy.<ref name="minds">{{Cite|minds}}</ref> Motivated by their desire for immortality, the elite of the Wesfolk became Lich-Lords upon death, while the lesser Wesfolk became their undead servants.<ref name="return"/> They also had possession of a valuable artifact, the Ruby of Fire.<ref name="oldwood"/>
+The Lich-Lords were a ruling class of liches who controlled the [[Wesfolk]].<ref name="oldwood">{{Cite|the oldwood}}</ref><ref name="final">{{Cite|a final spring}}</ref> While on the [[Old Continent]],<ref name="return">{{Cite|return to oldwood}}</ref> the Wesfolk spent many generations learning the dark arts of necromancy.<ref name="minds">{{Cite|minds}}</ref> Motivated by their desire for immortality, the elite of the Wesfolk became Lich-Lords upon death, while the lesser Wesfolk became their undead servants.<ref name="return"/> They also had possession of a valuable artifact, the [[Ruby of Fire]].<ref name="oldwood"/>
 The Lich-Lords lost the Wesfolk a war on the Old Continent, and a contingent of Wesfolk refugees led by the Lich-Lord Lenvan fled east to the [[Green Isle]].<ref name="oldwood"/> Upon their arrival, they encountered [[Haldric's people]], resulting in the Wesfolk War. Though the Lich-Lords' necromancy gave the Wesfolk an advantage,<ref name="summer">{{Cite|summer}}</ref> the war turned against them when Haldric's people succesfully utilized mages for the first time, petrifying the [[Caror|Lich-Lord Caror]] in stone along with the [[Book of Fire and Darkness]].<ref name="clearwater">{{Cite|clearwater}}</ref> Also during the war, Lenvan was magically sealed within a [[Oldwood catacombs|temple's catacombs]].<ref name="oldwood"/> The war ended in defeat for the Lich-Lords,<ref name="summer"/> and the Wesfolk withdrew to their capital, [[Jevyan's Haven]], named after the [[Jevyan|Lich-Lord Jevyan]].<ref name="final"/>

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 The Lich-Lords were a ruling class of liches who controlled the [[Wesfolk]].<ref name="oldwood">{{Cite|the oldwood}}</ref><ref name="final">{{Cite|a final spring}}</ref> While on the [[Old Continent]],<ref name="return">{{Cite|return to oldwood}}</ref> the Wesfolk spent many generations learning the dark arts of necromancy.<ref name="minds">{{Cite|minds}}</ref> Motivated by their desire for immortality, the elite of the Wesfolk became Lich-Lords upon death, while the lesser Wesfolk became their undead servants.<ref name="return"/> They also had possession of a valuable artifact, the Ruby of Fire.<ref name="oldwood"/>
-The Lich-Lords lost the Wesfolk a war on the Old Continent, and a contingent of Wesfolk refugees led by the Lich-Lord Lenvan fled east to the [[Green Isle]].<ref name="oldwood"/> Upon their arrival, they encountered [[Haldric's people]], resulting in the Wesfolk War. Though the Lich-Lords' necromancy gave the Wesfolk an advantage,<ref name="summer">{{Cite|summer}}</ref> the war turned against them when Haldric's people succesfully utilized mages for the first time, petrifying the [[Caror|Lich-Lord Caror]] in stone along with the Book of Fire and Darkness.<ref name="clearwater">{{Cite|clearwater}}</ref> Also during the war, Lenvan was magically sealed within a [[Oldwood catacombs|temple's catacombs]].<ref name="oldwood"/> The war ended in defeat for the Lich-Lords,<ref name="summer"/> and the Wesfolk withdrew to their capital, [[Jevyan's Haven]], named after the [[Jevyan|Lich-Lord Jevyan]].<ref name="final"/>
+The Lich-Lords lost the Wesfolk a war on the Old Continent, and a contingent of Wesfolk refugees led by the Lich-Lord Lenvan fled east to the [[Green Isle]].<ref name="oldwood"/> Upon their arrival, they encountered [[Haldric's people]], resulting in the Wesfolk War. Though the Lich-Lords' necromancy gave the Wesfolk an advantage,<ref name="summer">{{Cite|summer}}</ref> the war turned against them when Haldric's people succesfully utilized mages for the first time, petrifying the [[Caror|Lich-Lord Caror]] in stone along with the [[Book of Fire and Darkness]].<ref name="clearwater">{{Cite|clearwater}}</ref> Also during the war, Lenvan was magically sealed within a [[Oldwood catacombs|temple's catacombs]].<ref name="oldwood"/> The war ended in defeat for the Lich-Lords,<ref name="summer"/> and the Wesfolk withdrew to their capital, [[Jevyan's Haven]], named after the [[Jevyan|Lich-Lord Jevyan]].<ref name="final"/>
 The Lich-Lords took on the sorcerer Malifor as a pupil, who subsequently learned the arts of necromancy.<ref name="pursuit">{{Cite|pursuit}}</ref> During the Second Wesfolk War, the Lich-Lords became desperate enough to open gateways to the old continent, allowing orcs to invade the Green Isle.<ref name="summer"/> Malifor was disloyal to the Lich-Lords, however, and fled with the Wesfolk. Some time after reaching the [[Great Continent]], he became a lich himself.<ref name="pursuit"/> Jevyan began to conquer the Green Isle, but upon discovering that [[Haldric I|Prince Haldric]] had obtained the Ruby of Fire,<ref name="final"/> followed the humans to the Great Continent.<ref name="vanguard">{{Cite|vanguard}}</ref> There he was defeated in combat by the human refugees.<ref name="rise">{{Cite|rise}}</ref>

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 The Lich-Lords took on the sorcerer Malifor as a pupil, who subsequently learned the arts of necromancy.<ref name="pursuit">{{Cite|pursuit}}</ref> During the Second Wesfolk War, the Lich-Lords became desperate enough to open gateways to the old continent, allowing orcs to invade the Green Isle.<ref name="summer"/> Malifor was disloyal to the Lich-Lords, however, and fled with the Wesfolk. Some time after reaching the [[Great Continent]], he became a lich himself.<ref name="pursuit"/> Jevyan began to conquer the Green Isle, but upon discovering that [[Haldric I|Prince Haldric]] had obtained the Ruby of Fire,<ref name="final"/> followed the humans to the Great Continent.<ref name="vanguard">{{Cite|vanguard}}</ref> There he was defeated in combat by the human refugees.<ref name="rise">{{Cite|rise}}</ref>
-Though the national identity of the Wesfolk eventually disappeared with the founding of the Kingdom of Wesnoth,<ref name="epilogue">{{Cite|epilogue-trow}}</ref> the legacy of the Lich-Lords did not. Ardonna, a pupil on the Isle of Alduin, sought to replicate the Lich-Lords dark arts,<ref name="slipping">{{Cite|slipping}}</ref> eventually becoming a lich herself.<ref name="mortality">{{Cite|mortality}}</ref> Her former headmaster, Aimucasur, in spite of his initial hostility to necromancy,<ref name="slipping"/> also transformed into a lich, taking on the title of Lich-Lord and resided in the Swamp of Dread.<ref name="dread">{{Cite|dread}}</ref>
+Though the national identity of the Wesfolk eventually disappeared with the founding of the [[Wesnoth|Kingdom of Wesnoth]],<ref name="epilogue">{{Cite|epilogue-trow}}</ref> the legacy of the Lich-Lords did not. Ardonna, a pupil on the Isle of Alduin, sought to replicate the Lich-Lords dark arts,<ref name="slipping">{{Cite|slipping}}</ref> eventually becoming a lich herself.<ref name="mortality">{{Cite|mortality}}</ref> Her former headmaster, Aimucasur, in spite of his initial hostility to necromancy,<ref name="slipping"/> also transformed into a lich, taking on the title of Lich-Lord and resided in the Swamp of Dread.<ref name="dread">{{Cite|dread}}</ref>
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-The Lich-Lords were a ruling class of liches who controlled the [[Wesfolk]].<ref name="oldwood">{{Cite|the oldwood}}</ref><ref name="final">{{Cite|a final spring}}</ref> While on the [[Old Continent]],<ref name="return">{{Cite|return to oldwood}}</ref> the Wesfolk spent many generations learning the dark arts of necromancy.<ref name="minds">{{Cite|minds}}</ref> Motivated by their desire for immortality, the elite of the Wesfolk became lich-lords upon death, while the lesser Wesfolk became their undead servants.<ref name="return"/>
+The Lich-Lords were a ruling class of liches who controlled the [[Wesfolk]].<ref name="oldwood">{{Cite|the oldwood}}</ref><ref name="final">{{Cite|a final spring}}</ref> While on the [[Old Continent]],<ref name="return">{{Cite|return to oldwood}}</ref> the Wesfolk spent many generations learning the dark arts of necromancy.<ref name="minds">{{Cite|minds}}</ref> Motivated by their desire for immortality, the elite of the Wesfolk became lich-lords upon death, while the lesser Wesfolk became their undead servants.<ref name="return"/> They also had possession of a valuable artifact, the Ruby of Fire.<ref name="oldwood"/>
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