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| ''Main article: [[Uprising in Basistar]]'' | | ''Main article: [[Uprising in Basistar]]'' |
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− | Next time Rufule resurfaces in Darda almost a century later and becomes one of the leaders of the uprising against Basistar's pro-Dardian government. Based in the city of Mustief, the movement grows quickly and captures the region's attention. Rufule becomes known as the Utbringer and his red cloak makes red the symbol of the movement. Mustief's governor flees the city, forcing Basistar's government to react. | + | Next time Rufule resurfaces in Darda and becomes one of the leaders of the uprising against Basistar's pro-Dardian government. Based in the city of Mustief, the movement grows quickly and captures the region's attention. Rufule becomes known as the Utbringer and his red cloak makes red the symbol of the movement. Mustief's governor flees the city, forcing Basistar's government to react. |
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| The Utbringer's role in the whole affair, however, is unclear. When the representatives of Darda tried to approach him, they were instead put in front of Molag Uusea, who turned out to be the actual leader and representative of the movement. Further research confirmed that the Utbringer was not a participant in any of the key events of the uprising, which makes it unclear why his name became so widely known and connected with the affair. Some in the movement believed that the Utbringer was a prophet, but if he had offered prophecies, no records have been found as to what they were. | | The Utbringer's role in the whole affair, however, is unclear. When the representatives of Darda tried to approach him, they were instead put in front of Molag Uusea, who turned out to be the actual leader and representative of the movement. Further research confirmed that the Utbringer was not a participant in any of the key events of the uprising, which makes it unclear why his name became so widely known and connected with the affair. Some in the movement believed that the Utbringer was a prophet, but if he had offered prophecies, no records have been found as to what they were. |