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King Emerus Warcrown of Citadel Felbarr was one of the Members of the Council of 12 Peers. Since 1367 DR he sought to rebuild the "once-glorious city of Felbarr"; despite this, the Citadel was still very vulnerable. In the second month of 1486 DR, King Emerus abdicated his throne and title to Parson Glaive to join on the march to reclaim Gauntlgrym. Later that year, Emerus Warcrown died and was named the 2nd King of Gauntlgrym. Emerus drew the runes on the doors and doorframe of the Rune Gate.

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King Emerus Warcrown of Citadel Felbarr was one of the Members of the Council of 12 Peers. Since 1367 DR he sought to rebuild the "once-glorious city of Felbarr"; despite this, the Citadel was still very vulnerable. In the second month of 1486 DR, King Emerus abdicated his throne and title to Parson Glaive to join on the march to reclaim Gauntlgrym. Later that year, Emerus Warcrown died and was named the 2nd King of Gauntlgrym. Emerus drew the runes on the doors and doorframe of the Rune Gate.