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| − | Cleon was one of the three cultists who had moved into the Swamp of Esten after the Wesfolk War. | + | Cleon was one of the three cultists who had moved into the Swamp of Esten after the Wesfolk War. Dark sorcerers inspired by the Wesfolk, Cleon and his two friends, Lollyra and Clurka, were capable of reanimating the dead. Every spring and fall, [[Haldric I|Prince Haldric]]'s people would clear the swamp of creatures for safe passage along the river road. For a period of time, the war with the orcs prevented this from happening, and the strength of the cultists grew.<ref name="swamp">The Swamp of Esten, The Rise of Wesnoth</ref> |
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Revision as of 09:38, 1 July 2019
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| Gender: | Male |
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| Unit type(s): | Dark Sorcerer |
Cleon was a cultist and dark sorcerer residing in the Swamp of Esten until killed by Prince Haldric.
Biography
| A prayer for life immortal! |
| —Cleon cries out before being killed. |
Cleon was one of the three cultists who had moved into the Swamp of Esten after the Wesfolk War. Dark sorcerers inspired by the Wesfolk, Cleon and his two friends, Lollyra and Clurka, were capable of reanimating the dead. Every spring and fall, Prince Haldric's people would clear the swamp of creatures for safe passage along the river road. For a period of time, the war with the orcs prevented this from happening, and the strength of the cultists grew.[1]
 Plot branch : Haldric chose to travel southeast
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| While passing through the swamp, Haldric's refugees came across the three cultists, who were subsequently killed.[1] |