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Eliseo is a character from [[Black Crusade]]. He was one of the Crusaders sent to take over [[Jerusalem]], but the deaths and madness of the [[invasion]] caused him to suffer a crisis of faith and abandon his post. He was [[injured]] by a Saracen [[arrow]] as he fled.<ref>[[Black Crusade]] p. 53</ref>
Eliseo is a minor character from [[Black Crusade]]. He was one of the Crusaders sent to take over [[Jerusalem]], but the deaths and madness of the [[invasion]] caused him to suffer a crisis of faith and abandon his post. He was [[injured]] by a [[arrow]] from the enemy as he fled. He was [[bribed]] by [[Diederic de Wyndt]] to bear [[false witness]] against [[Father Lambrecht Raes]]<ref>[[Black Crusade]] p. 53-57</ref>


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Latest revision as of 07:46, 21 January 2026

Eliseo is a minor character from Black Crusade. He was one of the Crusaders sent to take over Jerusalem, but the deaths and madness of the invasion caused him to suffer a crisis of faith and abandon his post. He was injured by a arrow from the enemy as he fled. He was bribed by Diederic de Wyndt to bear false witness against Father Lambrecht Raes[1]

References

  1. ↑ Black Crusade p. 53-57