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| − | Tan-Erang 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> His army advanced upon Stormvale from the northeast, flanking [[Eldaric IV|King Eldaric]]'s forces already in combat with [[Tan-Rarbag]]. Prince Haldric managed to evacuate Stormvale's residents before Tan-Erang and Tar-Rarbag occupied the valley. They managed to kill Eldaric, but not before the refugees were able to escape through the mountain pass.<ref name="fall">The Fall, The Rise of Wesnoth</ref> | + | Tan-Erang 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> His army advanced upon Stormvale from the northeast, flanking [[Eldaric IV|King Eldaric]]'s forces already in combat with [[Tan-Rarbag]]. Prince Haldric managed to evacuate Stormvale's residents before Tan-Erang and Tar-Rarbag occupied the valley. They managed to kill Eldaric, but not before the refugees were able to escape through the mountain pass.<ref name="fall">The Fall, The Rise of Wesnoth</ref> |
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Revision as of 20:50, 8 August 2019
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| Gender: | Male |
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| Unit type(s): | Orcish Warrior |
Tan-Erang was an orcish warrior who partook in the siege of Stormvale.
Biography
| Die! Die! Die! |
| —Tan-Erang prepares for battle against Stormvale. |
Tan-Erang passed through one of the Lich-Lords' gateways from the distant west to the Green Isle.[1] His army advanced upon Stormvale from the northeast, flanking King Eldaric's forces already in combat with Tan-Rarbag. Prince Haldric managed to evacuate Stormvale's residents before Tan-Erang and Tar-Rarbag occupied the valley. They managed to kill Eldaric, but not before the refugees were able to escape through the mountain pass.[2]