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King Nicolas Gryphonheart once he is raised from the dead as the Lich-King. | King Nicolas Gryphonheart once he is raised from the dead as the Lich-King. | ||
Leader of the Enrothian nation of [[Erathia]]. Father of [[Catherine]] and [[Lysander]]. Poisoned by [[Lord Haart]] and resurrected by the [[Necromancer]]s of [[Deyja]] in an attempt to take over [[Erathia]]. While a [[Lich and Power Lich|Lich]], he killed [[Finneas|King Finneas Vilmar]] and assumed the [[Deyja]]n throne. During the conclusion of {{roe}}, Catherine allowed the Lich-King kill Lord Haart before finally killing the Lich-King herself, thereby freeing her father's spirit so he may finally be at peace. | Leader of the [[Enroth (planet)|Enrothian]] nation of [[Erathia]]. Father of [[Catherine]] and [[Lysander]]. Poisoned by [[Lord Haart]] and resurrected by the [[Necromancer]]s of [[Deyja]] in an attempt to take over [[Erathia]]. While a [[Lich and Power Lich|Lich]], he killed [[Finneas|King Finneas Vilmar]] and assumed the [[Deyja]]n throne. During the conclusion of {{roe}}, Catherine allowed the Lich-King kill Lord Haart before finally killing the Lich-King herself, thereby freeing her father's spirit so he may finally be at peace. | ||
The [[Warlock]] [[Sephinroth]] also claimed to be an illegitimate daughter of Nicolas Gryphonheart; a claim which he denied. | The [[Warlock]] [[Sephinroth]] also claimed to be an illegitimate daughter of Nicolas Gryphonheart; a claim which he denied. | ||
[[Category: Supporting character]] | [[Category: Supporting character]] | ||
Revision as of 15:49, 21 October 2024
King Nicolas Gryphonheart once he is raised from the dead as the Lich-King.
Leader of the Enrothian nation of Erathia. Father of Catherine and Lysander. Poisoned by Lord Haart and resurrected by the Necromancers of Deyja in an attempt to take over Erathia. While a Lich, he killed King Finneas Vilmar and assumed the Deyjan throne. During the conclusion of Restoration of Erathia, Catherine allowed the Lich-King kill Lord Haart before finally killing the Lich-King herself, thereby freeing her father's spirit so he may finally be at peace.
The Warlock Sephinroth also claimed to be an illegitimate daughter of Nicolas Gryphonheart; a claim which he denied.