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Edited by TonyPartridge30:
9/27/2016 7:47:25 PM
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How did Iron Lords have Guardian powers?
So one of the Iron Lord grimoire cards talks about how Timur was a Stormcaller. I was under the impression that Iron Lords were not Guardians, because they existed pre-Collapse and didn't have Ghosts. So how could Timur have been able to use Stormtrance? Did Warlocks, Hunters and Titans exist before the Collapse; did the Traveller's arrival allow for people to start using some powers of the light? I guess in a bit confused about who can use what powers and the defining qualities of Guardians vs. Iron Lords.
Edit: answered by A Rising Wind
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14 RepliesEdited by A Rising Wind: 9/27/2016 5:43:13 PMIron Lords are post collapse. They did not exist during the golden age, no guardian did. The Iron Lords are among the first Risen after the collapse, light bearers brought back by a ghost. They didn't call them guardians, but that is what they are. You can see Saladins ghost in some of the cut scenes. The early Risen used their new powers to rule as warlords, which is what Felwinter was initially. But some of the Risen decided to band together to help rebuild humanity rather than rule it, and thus the Iron lords were created. Guardians with a similar ideology, protecting humanity. The Felwinter card is a good one. Shows Felwinter shortly after he ceased being a warlord and joining the Iron Lords as he tries to recruit another warlord named Citan into their cause. Citan says no, and well, Felwinter kills him http://www.ishtar-collective.net/cards/lord-felwinter?highlight=Felwinter
