Deathstalkers — Full Canon
Browse Groups And Organisations
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About
| Field | Information |
|---|---|
| Name | Deathstalkers |
| Definition | Lower-rarity mages who believe in Black’s cause |
| Relationship | Subordinate mass movement beneath Harbinger elites |
| Chess analogy | Pawns; Black is king and Harbingers are major pieces |
| Power source | Often cursed magic or aligned magical practice |
Deathstalkers are mages who believe in Falkenrath Black’s cause but do not hold Harbinger titles. They supply the organisation with infiltration, numbers and operational reach.
They are lower-rarity than the elite Harbingers, not harmless.
Organisation And Function
Deathstalkers extend Black’s ideology beyond 22 elite figures. They infiltrate institutions such as Arcaneum, assist in massacres and supply the labour required for Operation Zero.
Professor Mirecourt’s post-Second-War study uses Deathstalkers, Harbingers and Black as public evidence for cursed energy’s historical consequences while omitting the hidden founder Blight.
History And Development
Emerge around Black’s Second-War cause and persist or recur into the modern Operation Zero network.
Role And Significance
Deathstalkers make ideology socially scalable. A war cannot be explained entirely by a handful of impossibly powerful title-holders.
Connections
| Subject | Connection |
|---|---|
| Falkenrath Black | Cause and leader. |
| Harbingers | Elite title-holders above them. |
| Operation Zero | Modern infiltration and assault. |
| Professor Halden Mirecourt | Scholar who studies them. |
Chronology
No dated events are currently fixed.
Appears In
- The Witch Of Chronicles: Treasures Of Old
- The Witch Of Chronicles: Death Of Time
- The Witch Of Chronicles: Age Of Rebirth
Canon Boundaries
- Recruitment, uniforms, ranks, membership count and post-war remnants remain TBC.
