Romir Hiregaard - Revision history

IanFordam at 01:59, 18 February 2026

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	Some fans have proposed that [[Malken]] is actually the ghost of [[Romir]], possessing his descendants.		Some fans have proposed that [[Malken]] is actually the ghost of [[Romir]], possessing his descendants.

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IanFordam at 02:14, 8 January 2026

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IanFordam: Incorporated the introduction from the "Prince Romir Hiregaard" entry.

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Incorporated the introduction from the "Prince Romir Hiregaard" entry.

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	[[Romir Hiregaard]] was the father of [[Sir Tristen Hiregaard]]. Out of [[jealous]] [[rage]] he [[murdered\|slew]] his wife and her dancing instructor due to the mistaken belief that they were having an [[affair]]. Romir's wife [[cursed]] him with her dying breath to murder any future love interest and any man who angered him. To escape the curse, Romir committed [[suicide]], but the [[curse]] did not die with his physical body. It was passed on to his son Tristen in the form of [[Malken]].<ref name="GazV p. 155">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 155</ref> Malken, and perhaps Romir, can only be truly destroyed with the eradication of the [[Hiregaard Bloodline]].<ref name="GazV p. 156">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 156</ref>
			'''Prince Romir Hiregaard''' was the father of [[Sir Tristen Hiregaard]]. He is recognised as being a former [[Prince of Nova Vaasa]]. He was in fact born in outside the [[Land of Mists]] and died before his land was snatched up by the [[The Mists\|Mists]] and given a place within their confines. Hence he is [[Vaasi]] and not [[Nova Vaasan]].

			Out of [[jealous]] [[rage]] Romir Hiregaard [[murdered\|slew]] his wife and her dancing instructor due to the mistaken belief that they were having an [[affair]]. Romir's wife [[cursed]] him with her dying breath to murder any future love interest and any man who angered him. To escape the curse, Romir committed [[suicide]], but the [[curse]] did not die with his physical body. It was passed on to his son Tristen in the form of [[Malken]].<ref name="GazV p. 155">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 155</ref> Malken, and perhaps Romir, can only be truly destroyed with the eradication of the [[Hiregaard Bloodline]].<ref name="GazV p. 156">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 156</ref>

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Rock at 21:32, 6 December 2024

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	[[Romir Hiregaard]] was the father of [[Sir Tristen Hiregaard]]. Out of [[jealous]] [[rage]] he [[murdered\|slew]] his wife and her dancing instructor due to the mistaken belief that they were having an [[affair]]. Romir's wife [[cursed]] him to murder any future love interest and any man who angered him. To escape the curse, Romir committed [[suicide]], but the [[curse]] did not die with his physical body. It was passed on to his son Tristen in the form of [[Malken]].<ref name="GazV p. 155">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 155</ref> Malken, and perhaps Romir, can only be truly destroyed with eradication of the [[Hiregaard Bloodline]].<ref name="GazV p. 156">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 156</ref>		[[Romir Hiregaard]] was the father of [[Sir Tristen Hiregaard]]. Out of [[jealous]] [[rage]] he [[murdered\|slew]] his wife and her dancing instructor due to the mistaken belief that they were having an [[affair]]. Romir's wife [[cursed]] him with her dying breath to murder any future love interest and any man who angered him. To escape the curse, Romir committed [[suicide]], but the [[curse]] did not die with his physical body. It was passed on to his son Tristen in the form of [[Malken]].<ref name="GazV p. 155">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 155</ref> Malken, and perhaps Romir, can only be truly destroyed with the eradication of the [[Hiregaard Bloodline]].<ref name="GazV p. 156">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 156</ref>

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Rock at 21:31, 6 December 2024

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	[[Romir Hiregaard]] was the father of [[Sir Tristen Hiregaard]]. Out of [[jealous]] [[rage]] he [[murdered\|slew]] his wife and her ~~danced~~ instructor ~~under~~ the mistaken belief they were having an [[affair]]. Romir's wife [[cursed]] him to murder any future love interest and any man who angered him. To escape the curse, Romir committed [[suicide]], but the [[curse]] did not die with his physical body. It was passed on to his son Tristen in the form of [[Malken]].<ref name="GazV p. 155">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 155</ref> Malken, and perhaps Romir, can only be truly destroyed with eradication of the [[Hiregaard Bloodline]].<ref name="GazV p. 156">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 156</ref>		[[Romir Hiregaard]] was the father of [[Sir Tristen Hiregaard]]. Out of [[jealous]] [[rage]] he [[murdered\|slew]] his wife and her dancing instructor due to the mistaken belief that they were having an [[affair]]. Romir's wife [[cursed]] him to murder any future love interest and any man who angered him. To escape the curse, Romir committed [[suicide]], but the [[curse]] did not die with his physical body. It was passed on to his son Tristen in the form of [[Malken]].<ref name="GazV p. 155">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 155</ref> Malken, and perhaps Romir, can only be truly destroyed with eradication of the [[Hiregaard Bloodline]].<ref name="GazV p. 156">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 156</ref>

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	Some fans have proposed that [[Malken]] is actually the ghost of [[Romir]], possessing his descendants.		Some fans have proposed that [[Malken]] is actually the ghost of [[Romir]], possessing his descendants.

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The Lesser Evil at 19:39, 21 December 2019

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The Lesser Evil at 12:28, 10 September 2016

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The Lesser Evil at 17:48, 16 July 2016

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The Lesser Evil at 20:51, 21 February 2016

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	[[Romir Hiregaard]] was the father of [[Sir Tristen Hiregaard]]. Out of [[jealous]] [[rage]] he [[murdered\|slew]] his wife and her danced instructor under the mistaken belief they were having an [[affair]]. Romir's wife [[cursed]] him to murder any future love interest and any man who angered him. To escape the curse, Romir committed [[suicide]], but the [[curse]] did not die with his physical body. It was passed on to his son Tristen in the form of [[Malken]].<name="GazV p. 155">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 155</ref> Malken, and perhaps Romir, can only be truly destroyed with eradication of the [[Hiregaard Bloodline]].<name="GazV p. 156">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 156</ref>		[[Romir Hiregaard]] was the father of [[Sir Tristen Hiregaard]]. Out of [[jealous]] [[rage]] he [[murdered\|slew]] his wife and her danced instructor under the mistaken belief they were having an [[affair]]. Romir's wife [[cursed]] him to murder any future love interest and any man who angered him. To escape the curse, Romir committed [[suicide]], but the [[curse]] did not die with his physical body. It was passed on to his son Tristen in the form of [[Malken]].<ref name="GazV p. 155">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 155</ref> Malken, and perhaps Romir, can only be truly destroyed with eradication of the [[Hiregaard Bloodline]].<ref name="GazV p. 156">[[Gazetteer V]] p. 156</ref>

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