Changes: Codex entry: King Endrin Aeducan

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See also: Character: Endrin Aeducan

Codex text

"Denial of the traditions of our people does not qualify as a political technicality."

Endrin of House Aeducan traces his ancestry back to the Paragon Aeducan, the greatest warrior of Orzammar's history, who beat back the darkspawn hordes in the First Blight. The second son of King Ansgar Aeducan, he became heir after his elder brother died in a Proving.

The most respected king in four generations, he restored contact with Kal-Sharok, the only other remaining city of the once-vast Dwarven Empire, which had been lost during the first Blight.

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 |name          = King Endrin Aeducan
 |sortkey       = Endrin Aeducan
-|number DAO    = 166  (+5[[Warden's Keep|WK]])
+|number DAO    = 166 (+5[[Warden's Keep|WK]])
 |category DAO  = Characters
-|image         = King Endrin Aeducan.jpg
+|image         = King Endrin Aeducan (armored).png
 |px            = 270px
-|location DAO  = [[Dwarf Noble Origin]]: Examine bust of King Endrin in Warden's bedroom
+|location DAO  = '''[[Dwarf Noble Origin]]:''' Examine bust of King Endrin in the Dwarf Noble's bedroom <br>'''Other [[Origins]]:''' Talk to the guard outside the city gates of [[Orzammar]]
+|see also      = [[Endrin Aeducan|Character: Endrin Aeducan]]
-'''Other Origins:''' Talk to the guard outside [[Orzammar]]
+|appearances   = [[Dragon Age: Origins]]
-|see also      = [[King Endrin Aeducan|Character: King Endrin Aeducan]]
 |excerpt       =
 ''"Denial of the traditions of our people does not qualify as a political technicality."''
-Endrin of [[House Aeducan]] traces his ancestry back to the Paragon Aeducan, the greatest warrior of [[Orzammar]]'s history, who beat back the darkspawn hordes in the [[First Blight]]. The second son of King Ansgar Aeducan, he became heir after his elder brother died in a [[The Provings|Proving]]. The most respected [[Kings and Queens of Orzammar|king]] in four generations, he restored contact with [[Kal-Sharok]], the only other remaining city of the once-vast [[Dwarves|Dwarven]] Empire, which had been lost during the first Blight.
+Endrin of [[House Aeducan]] traces his ancestry back to the [[Paragon]] [[Aeducan]], the greatest [[Warrior caste|warrior]] of [[Orzammar]]'s history, who beat back the [[darkspawn]] hordes in the [[First Blight]]. The second son of King Ansgar Aeducan, he became heir after his elder brother died in a [[Provings|Proving]]. The most respected [[Dwarven royalty|king]] in four generations, he restored contact with [[Kal-Sharok]], the only other remaining city of the once-vast [[Dwarf|Dwarven]] Empire, which had been lost during the first Blight.
 |text          =
 ''"Denial of the traditions of our people does not qualify as a political technicality."''
-Endrin of [[House Aeducan]] traces his ancestry back to the [[Paragon]] Aeducan, the greatest warrior of [[Orzammar]]'s history, who beat back the darkspawn hordes in the [[First Blight]]. The second son of King Ansgar Aeducan, he became heir after his elder brother died in a [[The Provings|Proving]].
+Endrin of [[House Aeducan]] traces his ancestry back to the [[Paragon]] Aeducan, the greatest [[Warrior caste|warrior]] of [[Orzammar]]'s history, who beat back the darkspawn hordes in the [[First Blight]]. The second son of King Ansgar Aeducan, he became heir after his elder brother died in a [[Provings|Proving]].
-The most respected [[Kings and Queens of Orzammar|king]] in four generations, he restored contact with [[Kal-Sharok]], the only other remaining city of the once-vast [[Dwarves|Dwarven]] Empire, which had been lost during the first Blight.
+The most respected [[Dwarven royalty|king]] in four generations, he restored contact with [[Kal-Sharok]], the only other remaining city of the once-vast [[Dwarf|Dwarven]] Empire, which had been lost during the first Blight.
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+[[es:Entrada del códice: Rey Endrin Aeducan]]
 [[Category:Dragon Age: Origins codex entries]]
-[[Category:Dwarven lore]]
+[[Category:Dwarven lore and folklore (codex)]]