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'''The Prince''' | '''The Prince''' was the eldest and warmongering son of the Emperor of the [[Star Worshippers Empire]]. At the time of the aging Emperor reign, he was the one driving most of the Empire's policy, which mainly consisted in exerting brutal force over its own territories after the humiliation of the Crafter uprising.{{Source|Slave Pits}} | ||
== In Slave Pits (2503) == | == In Slave Pits (2503) == | ||
In the last long cycles, the Emperor and his son have started to pursue the [[True Worshippers]] heretics and push their authority hard in the north. In the coliseum of [[Polis]] the Prince | In the last long cycles, the Emperor and his son have started to pursue the [[True Worshippers]] heretics and push their authority hard in the north. In the coliseum of [[Polis]], the Prince customarily fights the best fighters of the Houses of Fire, Iron and Fortune, showing his combat prowess and always wining against them.{{Source|Slave Pits}} His fight is described in the [[The Prince (Slave Pits)|game reference]]. | ||
== His last act == | == His last act == | ||
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[[No-step-back!]] defeats him in the coliseum, and everyone witnesses the cowardice of the Prince's last act.{{Source|Slave Pits}} | [[No-step-back!]] defeats him in the coliseum, and everyone witnesses the cowardice of the Prince's last act.{{Source|Slave Pits}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:09, 31 October 2026
The Prince was the eldest and warmongering son of the Emperor of the Star Worshippers Empire. At the time of the aging Emperor reign, he was the one driving most of the Empire's policy, which mainly consisted in exerting brutal force over its own territories after the humiliation of the Crafter uprising.[1]
In Slave Pits (2503)
In the last long cycles, the Emperor and his son have started to pursue the True Worshippers heretics and push their authority hard in the north. In the coliseum of Polis, the Prince customarily fights the best fighters of the Houses of Fire, Iron and Fortune, showing his combat prowess and always wining against them.[2] His fight is described in the game reference.
His last act
No-step-back! defeats him in the coliseum, and everyone witnesses the cowardice of the Prince's last act.[3]