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| − | Tan-Rarbag passed through one of the Lich-Lords' gateways from the distant west to the Green Isle.<ref name="summer">A Summer of Storms, The Rise of Wesnoth</ref> He advanced south upon Stormvale and seized the Northern Keep, outnumbering and defeating King Eldaric's forces. He was temporarily blocked from advancing south by Eldaric's personal guards, Thegwyn, | + | Tan-Rarbag passed through one of the Lich-Lords' gateways from the distant west to the Green Isle.<ref name="summer">A Summer of Storms, The Rise of Wesnoth</ref> He advanced south upon Stormvale and seized the Northern Keep, outnumbering and defeating King Eldaric's forces. He was temporarily blocked from advancing south by Eldaric's personal guards, [[Thegwyn]], [[Galdred]], and Tromas. [[Haldric I|Prince Haldric]] managed to evacuate Stormvale's residents before Tar-Rarbag and [[Tan-Erang]] occupied the valley. They managed to kill Eldaric, but not before the refugees were able to escape through the mountain pass.<ref>The Fall, The Rise of Wesnoth</ref> |
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| Gender: | Male |
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| Unit type(s): | Orcish Warlord |
Tan-Rarbag was an orcish warlord who partook in the siege of Stormvale.
Biography
| So, human, care to make your final stand? |
| —Tan-Rarbag taunts King Eldaric. |
Tan-Rarbag passed through one of the Lich-Lords' gateways from the distant west to the Green Isle.[1] He advanced south upon Stormvale and seized the Northern Keep, outnumbering and defeating King Eldaric's forces. He was temporarily blocked from advancing south by Eldaric's personal guards, Thegwyn, Galdred, and Tromas. Prince Haldric managed to evacuate Stormvale's residents before Tar-Rarbag and Tan-Erang occupied the valley. They managed to kill Eldaric, but not before the refugees were able to escape through the mountain pass.[2]