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| ⚫ | The '''Wolfguard''' (狼騎士団 ''Ōkami Kishidan'', literally '''Wolf Knights''') is an order of [[Aurelis|Aurelian]] knights very loyal to [[Emperor]] [[Hardin]] of [[Archanea (country)|Archanea]]. It was established by [[Wolf (Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light)|Wolf]] following the war against [[Dolhr]]. Its main members, aside from Wolf, are [[Sedgar]] (second-in-command), [[Roshea]] and [[Vyland]]. |
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| ⚫ | The four originally lived as slaves in the plains of Aurelis, north-east of Archanea, until they were released from slavery by Hardin, who was the Aurelian prince at the time. Since that day, they vowed to give their lives for him. The Wolfguard's loyalty to Hardin is so strong that they do not question his true motives in ''[[Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem]]'', and proceed to attack [[Marth]] on his way to Archanea Palace. Only Roshea appears to have his doubts, and although they back down when ordered to by the [[King of Aurelis]], only Roshea offers Marth his services, while the other three go on to defy his orders to fight as part of the Archanean army. |
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| + | In ''Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem'', Roshea is able to convince Vyland to join Marth. Vyland will then convince Sedgar, who in turns convinces Wolf to join Marth's army, saying that Hardin said he wanted them to stop him should he ever go corrupt, as he did. After the final battle, Wolf suffers from depression resulting from Hardin's death, and flings himself into a hopeless battle to end his life. As a result, Sedgar takes over the Wolfguard, in order to continue Hardin's ideals. |
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| + | *[[Wolf (Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light)|Wolf]] (Leader during ''Mystery of the Emblem'') |
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Revision as of 00:16, 22 January 2017
—Wolf on Wolfguard in Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem
The Wolfguard (狼騎士団 Ōkami Kishidan, literally Wolf Knights) is an order of Aurelian knights very loyal to Emperor Hardin of Archanea. It was established by Wolf following the war against Dolhr. Its main members, aside from Wolf, are Sedgar (second-in-command), Roshea and Vyland.
The four originally lived as slaves in the plains of Aurelis, north-east of Archanea, until they were released from slavery by Hardin, who was the Aurelian prince at the time. Since that day, they vowed to give their lives for him. The Wolfguard's loyalty to Hardin is so strong that they do not question his true motives in Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem, and proceed to attack Marth on his way to Archanea Palace. Only Roshea appears to have his doubts, and although they back down when ordered to by the King of Aurelis, only Roshea offers Marth his services, while the other three go on to defy his orders to fight as part of the Archanean army.
In Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem, Roshea is able to convince Vyland to join Marth. Vyland will then convince Sedgar, who in turns convinces Wolf to join Marth's army, saying that Hardin said he wanted them to stop him should he ever go corrupt, as he did. After the final battle, Wolf suffers from depression resulting from Hardin's death, and flings himself into a hopeless battle to end his life. As a result, Sedgar takes over the Wolfguard, in order to continue Hardin's ideals.