Eirawen

Eirawen
Race	Human
Gender	Female
Occupation	Princess (later Queen)
Location	Rath Royal Castle (2nd Floor, Throne room) (After G16 and during select quests)
Track	Upright Pride

“	I thought I would remember my father forever. He was sweet and kind, even when he was busy... But to be honest, I can't remember the sound of his voice. If it weren't for his portrait, I'd probably have forgotten what he looks like...	„
—Eirawen

Description

The princess carries herself with all the grace and elegance you would expect from the heir of Aliech. A pair of violet eyes burn with determination on her snow-white face.

Eirawen is the princess (and later queen) of the Aliech Kingdom and a main character of Generation 16: Macbeth. She is impatient and rude, even to her loyal subjects. Her father is Ethur Mac Cuill II.

Players who have completed Generation 16: Macbeth will have the option to receive healing treatment from Eirawen at no cost when speaking to her in Rath Royal Castle's Throne Room on the Second Floor.

History

She mentions that Callow served as her surrogate father while Betty was her most recently hired maid.

Mainstream Story

Generation 16: Macbeth (Spoilers)

The Milletian meets Eirawen at the request of Lezarro. After speaking to Eirawen, she demands them to state their business. Showing a hatred for Milletians due to the death of her father, she says they are the cause of all the trouble that is happening to the Royal Family. Eirawen becomes stressed with the death of her father, King Ethur Mac Cuill the Second. To make matters worse, Lugh appeared and immediately demanded the throne, causing her to conspire against him. Eirawen believes it is Lugh's elaborate plan to suddenly appear and claimed a Milletian was responsible for the death of Ethur Mac Cuill the Second. Eirawen has a strong belief that Lugh Lavada killed her father and is using Milletians as a scapegoat. She suggests that the Milletian help her in order to clear their name and sends the Milletian to do her bidding, starting with visiting a guard who was there when the assassin was caught. Eirawen request that she bring proof that Lugh was the culprit behind everything.

However, Lugh suspects Eirawen's actions. With the assistance of Tara's folks (who were all possessed by Bella), Lugh sentences Eirawen to death. However, due to her bloodline, the sentence is reduced to banishment.

Desperate to reclaim the throne, she sends the Milletian to request aid from Duncan and Aodhan. However, while the Milletian is away, Lugh had sent Assassins to do away with Eirawen, resulting the death of Callow and Betty. This puts the princess in deep sorrow, which she eventually casts aside.

Hiding in the Commonwealth of Belvast, she then requests the aid of Admiral Owen, who provide their full support.

Rallying troops from all over the world, Eirawen leads the assault to overthrow Lugh. She succeeds and reclaims the throne. Eirawen then sits in Tara's Rath Royal Castle's Office on the Second Floor.

The Saga: Iria (Spoilers)

This part of the current article contains spoilers.

When the Milletian requests reinforcements for the battle against the Cessair in Iria, Eirawen sees it as an opportunity to get the Elves and Giants in the Aliech Kingdom's debt. She then signs the Milletian's report and seals it so that Admiral Owen can send out assistance via Odran's reconnaissance unit.

Generation 19: The Divine Knights (Spoilers)

This part of the current article contains spoilers.

When the Milletian visits Eirawen in the Throne Room of Rath Royal Castle, she is initially upset that they did not come to visit her despite being within Tara. Eirawen suspects that the Milletian is upset, then suggests for them to work for her, as they will not have time to be upset or tired while their work in the castle keeps them busy. Immediately afterwards, and in a more serious manner, she reveals to the Milletian that the Church of Lymilark is organizing its congregations due to rumors regarding a secret cult. Eirawen then asks the Milletian to secretly find out what the Church is plotting, as she has no power over it.

Once the Milletian returns, Eirawen scolds them for seeking out information from Pencast, as he is the cardinal of the Church of Lymilark. Feeling abandoned, Eirawen emphasizes the importance of the matter, as there are people moving behind her back. She then advises the Milletian to rest up, otherwise they may make another mistake and betray her again.

Much later, Eirawen informs the Milletian about enemies that have appeared in Tara. She reveals that her own soldiers attacks are useless against the enemies and moreover, there are knights that have come to defeat the creatures. Not trusting the knights, Eirawen commands the Milletian to save her soldiers. However, when the Milletian indicates they are out of commission, she is led to question their status as a hero, seeing as they cannot help those who are in need. Once the Milletian agrees to help, however, Eirawen expresses concern since they are wounded.

Sometime later, when the Prophets use their Apostles to breach the royal castle, Eirawen and her guards take cover in the Hanging Garden. The Milletian then arrives to protect her. Once the Black Wizard appears and turns two robed individuals into Apostles, Eirawen learns that Apostles are actually humans who have been turned. The Royal Guards then advise for her to escape and leave the battle to the Milletian. However, Eirawen insists on watching the battle to not abandon the Milletian while they are in need.

After the Milletian defeats the two Girgashiy, the Black Wizard casts a spell to put Eirawen and her guards to sleep.

Later, the Milletian meets Eirawen in the Throne Room of the castle. There, Eirawen thanks them, revealing that she did not think they would come to save her. She then says that she believes in them and will never question them again.

Generation 21: Finale (Spoilers)

Generation 22: Apocalypse (Spoilers)

Generation 25: Eclipse (Spoilers)

Keywords

• See Eirawen/Keyword Responses.

Bibliography

Eirawen has authored multiple books:

• Letter for Aodhan
• Letter for Duncan

Equipment

• Fairy Ice Wand (Generation 21)

Eirawen Set:

• Eirawen Outfit
• Eirawen Shoes
• Eirawen's Tiara / Eirawen's Tiara Wig

Music

Track	Title
	Straight Pride Eirawen's theme Entering the Rath Royal Castle Office.

Trivia

• Depending on the choices made in Macbeth, Eirawen may become infatuated with the Milletian.
• In History's Curtain Call, Eirawen seems to possess Chain Casting.
• Eirawen is based on Érimón, a male Milesian leader. Her name on the Korean servers (에레원 / Eremon) more closely resembles this relationship.
• In Welsh, Eirawen's name would roughly mean "Snow White." Eirwen is the feminine version while the masculine counterpart is Eirwyn.
• Can heal only the player for free.

Gallery

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  Eirawen's in-game model.

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  Eirawen as the Little Girl with Flowers/Innocence, a Portrait of Nancy Graham by Sir Henry Raeburn

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  Eirawen's Family Tree

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  Eirawen concept art.