For Honor’s Dragomir Story Sends Severin to the Bestiary as Liana Leaves Home
Liana's confession ties the castle attack to her father's effort to bring Crina back.
Severin Dragomir agrees to join the Bestiary after a stranger offers a possible way to bring his wife, Crina, back. Meanwhile, his daughter Liana leaves Castle Dragomir to make her own way in the world. Ubisoft’s new three-part For Honor story, published Oct. 22, ends with the family taking sharply different paths.
Liana’s letter explains how the hunters came to the castle. She had been taking villagers to supply her father’s blood-magic research, hoping he could use it to resurrect Crina and finally accept her. When the hunters attacked, she fought alongside Severin, but his rebuke after their victory helped push her to leave.
Severin’s journal picks up after he pursues the Keeper of Chains, the sole hunter to escape the castle. At a Knight fortification, Severin kills three warriors who come to the Keeper’s aid: a Khatun, a Black Prior and a Lawbringer. He warns the Keeper that the Dragomirs will not submit to the queen, then returns home.
There, a stranger offers manuscripts that might help Severin restore Crina, asking him to fight in return. Severin says he does not trust the man, but accepts the bargain and agrees to join the Bestiary. The accompanying artwork presents the pair as the Legendary Hero Skins The Nightstalker and Liana the Pale.
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