![]() ![]() Īt some point during the Dark Age, the Drifter was in a crew with the Risen Otto, Thalia, and Ayrin. Felwinter then asked the Drifter to leave, asking his Ghost to prepare his Iron Banner loadout. The Drifter's Ghost appeared, and sent various pieces of evidence (audio and video) to the Ghost of Lord Felwinter. Felwinter, skeptic of his claims, asked how the Drifter could prove his claims. The Drifter informed Lord Felwinter about the event of the town, what Lord Dryden did, and informing him that Lord Dryden broke the code of the Iron Lords, involving Lightless people with their conflicts. Īfter the gunfight, the Drifter walked up Felwinter Peak to have a conversation with Lord Felwinter. Some time later, the Drifter owned a bar under the shadow of Felwinter Peak disguising himself as a man named Wu Ming (still keeping his Light a secret.) The bar was ruined when Lady Efrideet got into a fight with a group of Warlords and shot it up, the Drifter paying her for the work after the job was done. When the battle was over, the Drifter honored the townsfolk by giving their bones a burial. When the Warlords arrived, the Iron Lords ambushed them, and the resulting battle razed the town to the ground as the Drifter's Ghost watched from afar. However, when one of the townsfolk tried to escape out of fear of the Iron Lords' plan, they were captured by the Red Man and his fireteam, tipping the Warlords off to the town's location. The town accepted the terms, and they were able to survive through the winter. The leader of the Iron Lords' group, Lord Dryden, offered the town multiple months' worth of supplies and food in return for the use of the town as bait to draw out a Warlord known only as the "Red Man". Īt some point, the Iron Lords appeared, offering the town a deal they couldn't refuse. ![]() ![]() The Drifter eventually found his way to a small and starving village in the East, where he gains a new life as a normal citizen - keeping his Ghost and Light hidden, but performing minor miracles when nobody was around to provide small amounts of food. Dying of starvation, the Drifter was reduced to crawling upon the ground, continuously being revived by his Ghost, and continuously regaining consciousness hungry. The Drifter, not being keen on the Traveler's Light, heads in the opposite direction. The Dark Age was wild times." - The Drifterĭuring the Dark Age the Drifter was revived by a Ghost, who ushered him towards the Last City. " Haven't seen shooting like that since an Iron Lady named Efrideet ruined my bar. ![]()
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