Kettle & Crown Codex

The Remnant

Loyal soldiers who kept faith with the dead king for a hundred years without taking the grey sash.

The Remnant stands as the final testament of the old host, a group of soldiers who refused to don the grey sash and instead maintained their oath to a deceased monarch for a century. Led by Ansel, Vane's former comrade, they emerged in Book 12 carrying the true broken crown, symbolizing their enduring devotion through generations of silence.

Their journey concludes not with a battle, but with a peaceful surrender of duty as they lay the crown down forever. Seeking rest after their long vigil, the group settled into the empty mill cottages of Hollowmere, bringing nineteen grandfathers to the quiet town and finally ending their century-long watch.

Duration of Loyalty
100 years
Leader
Ansel (Vane's old comrade)
Key Artifact
The true broken crown
Final Location
Hollowmere mill cottages
Group Composition
Nineteen grandfathers
Status
Settled and retired

Lore & Background

For a hundred years, the Remnant served as the last loyal soldiers of the old host, distinguished by their refusal to accept the grey sash that marked others. Their spokesman, Ansel, kept the faith alive until he appeared in Book 12 bearing the true broken crown, proving their unwavering commitment to the dead king.

Upon laying the crown down for good, the Remnant transitioned from soldiers to civilians, finding a new home in Hollowmere's empty mill cottages. This settlement added nineteen grandfathers to the town, marking the end of their long vigil and the beginning of a peaceful life among the people they once protected.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who leads the Remnant?

Their spokesman is Ansel, who was Vane's old comrade.

What artifact did they carry for a hundred years?

They kept faith with the dead king and bore the true broken crown.

Where do the Remnant live now?

They settled in Hollowmere's empty mill cottages after laying down the crown.

Did they ever take the grey sash?

No, they were the last loyal soldiers who never took the grey sash.

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