For Honor’s Xaphan Fails to Capture the Dragomirs in Blood Hunt Lore
Severin's hidden daughter, Liana, joins the defense of Castle Dragomir as the failed capture weakens Guljin's authority.
Xaphan’s hunt for the Nightstalker ends in defeat, and the failure further weakens Guljin’s hold on Heathmoor. In Ubisoft’s Blood Hunt lore orders, the Keeper of Chains reaches Castle Dragomir to capture Severin Dragomir, but his hidden daughter Liana helps drive the hunters back.
Earlier Blood Hunt lore left the lord’s identity unclear after a survivor warned Xaphan about a dragon. The orders identify him as Severin, a reclusive figure whose castle has become the focus of disappearances and blood-drained bodies. Guljin wants Xaphan to bring him to her arena as a show of force while dissent spreads across Heathmoor.
Severin’s wife, Crina, died during childbirth, leaving him distant and resentful toward the daughter he kept hidden. Liana brings captives in hopes of winning his approval and helping him pursue a blood ritual to resurrect Crina. A family ancestry journal traces the Dragomirs’ curse to an ancestor who drank a wyvern’s blood, which the family takes as evidence of its dragon descent.
When the hunters invade, Liana joins Severin in the fight, driving the survivors away. Severin declares, “The dragon will never be chained!” Xaphan retreats after arriving prepared for one Dragomir and facing two. Word of the failure spreads, costing Guljin the faith of people who had submitted to her rule. Warriors take up arms against the Khatuns, while Xaphan goes into hiding from their enemies and vows to keep serving Guljin.
Some time after the Bloodletting, a hooded stranger enters Castle Dragomir and tells Severin, “I intend no harm. I come as a friend.” What do you think the visitor wants from Severin? For more on the Dragomirs’ story and its ties to Guljin’s rule, stay connected on X, Bluesky, YouTube, Instagram, Steam, and Telegram.
