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Tomb of Lost Souls

To the south of Corvis, in the midst of the treacherous Dragonspine Peaks, lies an ancient tomb that has played a significant role in the region’s more recent history. As the story goes, more than three hundred years ago, King Malagant the Grim and the Church of Morrow called upon an army of honorable mercenaries known as the Eternals to defeat the Tharn barbarians that plagued Cygnar’s northern borders. Although the Eternals enjoyed a series of great successes, they ultimately fell prey to betrayal and trickery in the Dragonspine Peaks. The Cygnaran knights who had accompanied them into the mountains arrived too late to save their comrades-in-arms but were visited by a host of archons and heard the voice of Morrow himself, who told them to take the bodies of the fallen to a place in the mountains where a tomb had been prepared befitting their sacrifice. “The fallen legion will rise again to keep the forces of darkness at bay,” Morrow told them, and the devout knights did as they were bidden, laying the bodies of the dead warriors to rest in the tomb, the location of which was lost in the centuries that followed. Then, in 603 AR, Alexia Ciannor used the Witchfire to raise what had become known as the Legion of Lost Souls, leading them in battle against Vinter IV and his army of skorne invaders and routing them from Corvis.

More recently, a holy archon of Morrow roused the Legion of Lost Souls once more and led them to fight against the infernal invaders. In the days since, the tomb has become rather famous, although its remote location has resulted in few visitors. Those who make the trek find the door sealed once again, guarded now by two massive statues of twin warriors carved into the face of the cliff itself.
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