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Legions of the Nemesis

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The legions of the Nemesis, also referred to as the Horde, was an enormous army of humans led by a tyrannical warlord known as the Nemesis (formerly the boy-king William the Just). They were headquartered in the northern Land of the Nemesis, and began their path of conquest during the Blood Omen era. It was believed that the legions heralded the end of civilization in Nosgoth.

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• The first timeline only

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• Inactive: erased from history

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Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain

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The legions of the Nemesis

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A knight-class Nemesis warrior as they appear in Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain.

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• The Horde • The Nemesis armies • The scourge of Nosgoth

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• The pre-Blood Omen era

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• The stronghold of William the Just, Land of the Nemesis

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• The Lion Throne • The Army of the Last Hope

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• Nemesis warriors (scimitar) • Nemesis warriors (sawblade) • Nemesis warriors (long-range combo) • Nemesis warriors (flamberge) • Nemesis warriors (dagger) • Nemesis warriors (short-range combo) • Nemesis warriors (mace) • Nemesis warriors (knight)

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• William/The Nemesis

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• Stahlberg • The Land of the Nemesis

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The legions of the Nemesis, also referred to as the Horde, was an enormous army of humans led by a tyrannical warlord known as the Nemesis (formerly the boy-king William the Just). They were headquartered in the northern Land of the Nemesis, and began their path of conquest during the Blood Omen era. It was believed that the legions heralded the end of civilization in Nosgoth. Kain forged an alliance with the Lion Throne to fight the legions in the Battle of the Last Stand, but this plan was botched. Cornered, he instead traveled back in time and paradoxically killed a younger version of William, changing history and expelling the legions from existence. Thus, of the four timelines explored in the Legacy of Kain series, the legions were present only in the first timeline.

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