The Roots of the Mountains · Character
Wolf of Whitegarth
A chieftain of the Wolf kindred, known by the name of his stead, fierce and respected among the gathered warriors of the allied peoples.
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Also known as the Wolf, Whitegarth, Wolf - stone, Wolf
First appearance: the roots of the mountains
As a supporting figure in The Roots of the Mountains, Wolf of Whitegarth is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
Expresses gratitude for Dallach's offer and emphasizes the moral duty to rescue the runaways.
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The Wolf of Whitegarth takes his name from his holding and his kindred, the Wolf people whose fierceness the Dalesmen know well. As a chieftain he stands among the host's leaders, his authority rooted in the respect his…
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