The Twice-Born Warlord

The Twice-Born Warlord is a quest in .

Synopsis
"It's a triumph! The barbarian hordes retreated as soon as they saw our troops, and the grateful Restov rulers announced that they were ready to recognize our baron/baroness as King/Queen! There's only one sour bit of news — the mad Armag still roams somewhere in our lands, and he seems to have found the tomb of his past incarnation. There, he believes he wil gain the power of Gorum, which will make him invincible! Yes, looks like it's best we postpone the celebration and take care of this matter at once."

Attend the council

 * ''Armag and the Sisters searched for the tomb for many years — and after they found it, they went there in haste and forgot to tell us where they were going. Fortunately, we know its location — on the Glenebon Uplands. We can go there to search for it ourselves... Or we can take advantage of the situation and send scouts there! Or maybe, something else can help us in our search... Or someone?

Reach Armag's tomb

 * ''So, here it is — a sacred relic of the Tiger Lords tribe, the tomb of the legendary chieftain Armag (the ancient one), where their notorious leader Armag (the living one) disappeared. It's time to go and confront him face to face — but first we will have to overcome all those traps and trials Gorum uses to defend his champion's tomb against the unworthy ...

Confront Armag

 * ''Victory! The mad chieftain is no longer a threat to our lands! But what of his tribe? Will they remain in Numeria now they are leaderless, or will they gather again to wage a campaign against one of our allies or even us? To be able to sleep soundly at night, we need to seek out the Tiger Lords and discover their intentions.

Investigate Tiger Lords' fate

 * ''There are a lot of scouts serving baron/baroness — let them do their work and investigate!

Outcome
"The Numerian threat has passed. Neither Armag nor his hordes threaten the peace of our lands and Brevoy anymore. Yes, our baron/baroness (who is about to become King/Queen) well deserved his/her title — future historians and bards will have a lot to do!"