The Guardian offered the Goblins of this world to help them in seizing control over the world, while in return they would pledge loyalty to him. They did so, and conquered most of the world, enslaving the human population. But as it always is, no one should trust the Guardian. The humans of the north lands of Fyrna wage a bloody war against the Goblins together with the resistance cell of Bishop, and judging by the comments in the Prison Tower, the Goblins fear to lose this war.
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| - The Guardian offered the Goblins of this world to help them in seizing control over the world, while in return they would pledge loyalty to him. They did so, and conquered most of the world, enslaving the human population. But as it always is, no one should trust the Guardian. The humans of the north lands of Fyrna wage a bloody war against the Goblins together with the resistance cell of Bishop, and judging by the comments in the Prison Tower, the Goblins fear to lose this war.
- Tarna is the sister of Distreyd Thanadar XIII. The two share a close bond although they are not related by blood, and Tarna is the only person Distreyd XIII respects. She acts as her brother's conscience and is currently travelling with him in the ranks of the Northern Horde.
- Tarna was the Silver Knight's lady, and a brave warrior in her own right. She often aided him in battle. When the Barghest captured him she wore his armor to save him on the advice of the Deathless Druid.
- Tarna was a thorny bush-like plant native to Betazed. Primitive Betazoids used tarna thorns as projectiles for blowguns. The members of the Betazed resistance to the Dominion occupation of Betazed similarly came to rely on these low-tech weapons. (TNG novel: The Battle of Betazed)
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| - The Guardian offered the Goblins of this world to help them in seizing control over the world, while in return they would pledge loyalty to him. They did so, and conquered most of the world, enslaving the human population. But as it always is, no one should trust the Guardian. The humans of the north lands of Fyrna wage a bloody war against the Goblins together with the resistance cell of Bishop, and judging by the comments in the Prison Tower, the Goblins fear to lose this war.
- Tarna is the sister of Distreyd Thanadar XIII. The two share a close bond although they are not related by blood, and Tarna is the only person Distreyd XIII respects. She acts as her brother's conscience and is currently travelling with him in the ranks of the Northern Horde.
- Tarna was the Silver Knight's lady, and a brave warrior in her own right. She often aided him in battle. When the Barghest captured him she wore his armor to save him on the advice of the Deathless Druid.
- Tarna was a thorny bush-like plant native to Betazed. Primitive Betazoids used tarna thorns as projectiles for blowguns. The members of the Betazed resistance to the Dominion occupation of Betazed similarly came to rely on these low-tech weapons. (TNG novel: The Battle of Betazed)
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