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{{Character_Infobox | {{Character_Infobox | ||
|name= Eanbhert | |name= Eanbhert | ||
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|image = ACV Eanbhert.jpg | |image = ACV Eanbhert.jpg | ||
|death = | |birth = | ||
|death = 870s<br>[[Gloucestershire|Glowecestrescire]], [[Mercia|Danish Mercia]] | |||
|species = [[Human]] | |species = [[Human]] | ||
|database = | |||
|affiliates = [[Order of the Ancients]] | |affiliates = [[Order of the Ancients]] | ||
*[[Wardens of Law]] | *[[Wardens of Law]] | ||
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'''Eanbhert''' (died | '''Eanbhert''' (died 870s), also known as '''The Vellum''', was a scribe and a member of the [[Order of the Ancients]]' [[Wardens of Law]] sect in [[England]], holding the title of [[Preost]]. He resided in a house overgrown with vegetation near the dock in [[Glowecestre]]. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*For Eanbhert, the first clue may be achieved by either assassinating [[Hunta|The Baldric]] or killing the [[Zealots|Zealot]] [[Beorhtsige]]. | *For Eanbhert, the first clue may be achieved by either assassinating [[Hunta|The Baldric]] or killing the [[Zealots|Zealot]] [[Beorhtsige]]. | ||
*Eanbhert's pseudonym name of The Vellum, meaning a type of paper made from a skin of an animal, may be a reference to his occupation as a scribe, which often deals with writing on parchments or paper. | |||
==Gallery== | |||
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ACV Eivor assassinating Eanbhert.png|Eanbhert assassinated by Eivor in his home | |||
ACV Eanbhert's final moments.png|Eanbhert's final moments in the Memory Corridor | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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[[Category: | [[Category:870 deaths]] | ||
[[Category:Individuals]] | [[Category:Individuals]] | ||
[[Category:Anglo-Saxon people]] | [[Category:Anglo-Saxon people]] | ||
Revision as of 09:30, 26 March 2022
Eanbhert (died 870s), also known as The Vellum, was a scribe and a member of the Order of the Ancients' Wardens of Law sect in England, holding the title of Preost. He resided in a house overgrown with vegetation near the dock in Glowecestre.
Biography
Growing up, Eanbhert was a meticulous man, carefully checking over his work. Skilled as a scribe, Eanbhert came to find certain documents, which entailed of a secret order that existed in England. Eanbhert went to seek them out and was soon inducted into the Order himself. Eanbhert'S precision gave him a fruitful advantage as he soon achieved the rank, Preost, and was given the very hardest tasks, which were accomplished cautiously.[1]
The title, The Vellum. was determined from a clue uncovered by Viking shieldmaiden Eivor Varinsdottir of the Raven Clan. This clue led Eivor to investigate the fort in Thieves' Warren, in Glowecestrescire, as The Vellum's business was mentioned to be in its vicinity. Inside a hut in the area with a corpse and a note on top of a counter, another clue divulged the location and true identity of The Vellum: Eanbhert. Eanbhert's location was at a house in the county that was covered by overgrown nature near the dock in Glowecestre, Glowecestrescire. Working inside his house, Eanhbert was discovered and assassinated by Eivor, who broke inside his home.[1]
After his death, Eanbhert carried another clue, which mentioned another Order member, The Dart.[1]
Trivia
- For Eanbhert, the first clue may be achieved by either assassinating The Baldric or killing the Zealot Beorhtsige.
- Eanbhert's pseudonym name of The Vellum, meaning a type of paper made from a skin of an animal, may be a reference to his occupation as a scribe, which often deals with writing on parchments or paper.
Gallery
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Eanbhert assassinated by Eivor in his home -
Eanbhert's final moments in the Memory Corridor
Appearances
References