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- Then it's the Iron Legion!
- Then it's the Blood Legion!
- Iron Legion guys are handy whenever I need anything fixed. Forging all the legions' weapons, they're good with tools. Of course at the end of their shift, those Iron soldiers can get a little rank.
- Then it's the Blood Legion?
- Then it's the Ash Legion?
- It can't be the Ash Legion!
- Blood Legion are always first at the door when I open each day. Guess being aggressive comes in handy, being the ones on the front line. Of course, Blood will also bar brawl just to pass the time.
- Then it's the Ash Legion!
- Are you saying it's Blood Legion?
- Then which legion makes the best customers?
- Any idea how this happened to them?
- I can't believe it's the Blood Legion.
- Surely it can't be the Ash Legion.
- Are you saying it's Iron Legion?
- I told you, I don't like to play favorites.
- Thanks for the conversation.
- Problem related to Text
- It can't be the Blood Legion.
- Problem related to User Interface
- Problem related to World vs. World (WvW)
- I should toss you outta here just for mentioning those traitorous charr. Threatening to wipe out the other legions... Any of them ever steps even one paw in here, I'll mount it right over the bar.
- Then which legion does make the best customers?
- That's why I swore my oath to Blood.
- Well chosen, my Blood Brother. We don't hide in the shadows like the sneaky Ash, or slave over a hot furnace all day like the sweaty Iron. For we are the strongest and bravest of the three legions.
- Hear, hear!
- Kill the shadow skelk matriarch.
- Shadow Skelk Matriarch
- Though she preferred the life of a hunter, Violo answered Kalla Scorchrazor's call to fight against the Flame Legion.
- Kurr
- She performed her duty with dignity, eliminating many high-ranking members of the shaman caste with a single shot from her longbow.
- After the war, Violo laid down her armor and returned to the plains of Ascalon to resume her life as a hunter.
- Years later, she left even her old home, leaving no word of her destination. No one knows what happened to her.
- Ofela Soulcleave
(1090 AE - 1116 AE)
Ofela, legionnaire of the Soul warband, was a lieutenant under Kalla Scorchrazor. - She was renowned for her brutality with axes, often times dual-wielding, but also enjoyed just wading into battle with a single blade.
- Ofela, like all the members of her warband, looked with hateful eyes upon the shaman caste and their worship of inferior gods.
- They were proud to fight at the side of Kalla Scorchrazor as she freed the charr from their enslavement to irrational dogma.
- Ofela lost her life in the battle at the Plains of Golghein, after slaughtering an untold number of foes.
- Nox Darkheart
(1105 AE - 1172 AE)
Nox was a member of the Iron Legion and spent much of his military career laying siege to Ebonhawke. - Nox and the Dark warband completed a number of successful sorties in that campaign, but could never gain enough ground to hold the walls.
- Nox holds the distinction of being the first charr warrior of his era to actually stand upon the walls, before being driven back by the Ebon Vanguard.
- Boles Deathrain
(1072 AE - 1138 AE)
Boles was a member of the Ash Legion and was famous for his incredible speed with the bow. - Even as a cub in the fahrar, his primus recorded that Boles once pinned down an entire warband with a barrage of arrows.
- He often scouted ahead of his warband, sneaking behind enemy lines and gaining a position from which to rain death down upon their heads.
- After leaving active duty, Boles trained aspiring rangers in the Black Citadel, teaching young cubs mastery of the bow.
- Kalla Scorchrazor
(1079 AE - 1116 AE)
Grandcub of Pyre Fierceshot, Kalla Scorchrazor led the rebellion against the Flame Legion and their domination of the other legions. - Herself a member of the Blood Legion, she gathered allies from across all three legions, and trained female soldiers in secret to become a formidable force.
- Her rebellion turned the tide in the final battle with the shaman caste on the Plains of Golghein. After the Flame Legion's surrender, Kalla fell victim to an ignoble act of treachery.
- The Imperator of the Flame Legion was so shamed by his defeat that, despite offering his surrender, he stabbed Kalla with a poisoned dagger.
- She died mouthing the words, "At least, I die knowing my sisters are free." Her great sacrifice continues to inspire soldiers of all legions.
- Ferro was obsessed with the tainted legacy of his grandsire, Drub Gorefang, and relentlessly pursued the matter, even against the orders of his superiors.