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*(If the Warden is a female human noble): "Well, look here. Bryce Cousland's little spitfire? All grown up and still playing the man!" |
*(If the Warden is a female human noble): "Well, look here. Bryce Cousland's little spitfire? All grown up and still playing the man!" |
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*(If the Warden is a male human noble): "Well, well. Bryce Cousland's little boy? All grown up and still trying to fit into daddy's armor!" |
*(If the Warden is a male human noble): "Well, well. Bryce Cousland's little boy? All grown up and still trying to fit into daddy's armor!" |
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| + | *(If the Warden is from any other Origin:) "Well, well. The Grey Warden. I'm surprised [[Arl Eamon |Eamon]] would condone you invading my castle and murdering my men. Is he losing faith in the persuasive powers of his landsmeet?" |
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* "My daughter, Delilah, has asked after you." (to male Human Noble in Origin story) |
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Revision as of 08:43, 15 April 2010
Arl Rendon Howe is an old friend of Teyrn Bryce Cousland and the arl of Amaranthine. He plays the role of a secondary antagonist in the main quest, particularly for the Human Noble Origin. He is also the father of Nathaniel Howe, a companion in Awakening
Background
Rendon Howe was born during the Orlesian occupation, and like many of the nobles at the time, joined the rebels led by the future king, Maric Theirin. He fought alongside the young Bryce Cousland of Highever and Leonas Bryland, future arl of South Reach, at the bloody battle of White River. The battle was the most catastrophic defeat of the entire occupation, from which only 50 rebel soldiers escaped alive. Although he was decorated for valor by King Maric, Howe’s abrasive manners earned him almost universal dislike among his peers. He has three known children: Nathaniel, Thomas, and Delilah.
Involvement
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See Also
- Codex: The Howes of Amaranthine
- Codex: Letter to Rendon Howe
Gallery
