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The era of the Warlords came to an end with the advent of the [[Iron Lords]], an alliance of Guardians dedicated to ending their reign of tyranny and bloodshed. Some Warlords, such as [[Felwinter]], eventually joined the Iron Lords, but most met a grimmer fate: defeat and execution made permanent by the destruction of their [[Ghost]]s. The ascendancy of the [[Last City]] and the Vanguard ensured that future generations of Guardians were directed to serve humanity and the Light, rather than only themselves. | The era of the Warlords came to an end with the advent of the [[Iron Lords]], an alliance of Guardians dedicated to ending their reign of tyranny and bloodshed. Some Warlords, such as [[Felwinter]], eventually joined the Iron Lords, but most met a grimmer fate: defeat and execution made permanent by the destruction of their [[Ghost]]s. The ascendancy of the [[Last City]] and the Vanguard ensured that future generations of Guardians were directed to serve humanity and the Light, rather than only themselves. | ||
A handful of Warlords, or at least rogue Risen, persisted or arose during the City Age. One example was discovered occupying the ruins of [[Caer Lerion]] and was captured by [[Jagi's Host]] | A handful of Warlords, or at least rogue Risen, persisted or arose during the City Age. One example was discovered occupying the ruins of [[Caer Lerion]], and was captured by [[Jagi's Host]] and brought in to the [[Tower]]. | ||
==Known Warlords== | ==Known Warlords== | ||
