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Wiegraf Folles
Biography
For a short time, Wiegraf and Ramza live in parallel, while still skirmishing as neither knows that some of their goals are aligned. A commoner, Wiegraf leads the Corpse Brigade, a small army of revolutionaries aiming to remove Ivalice's feudal system as payback for mistreatment in the Fifty Years' War. Rogue members of his forces botch kidnappings of both Alma (taking Tietra instead) and Elmdore, bringing down the wrath of both the White and Black Lions, and giving him reason to reverse both just as Ramza does the same. Any potential common ground between the two becomes more impossible, though, as Ramza slays Wiegraf's sister, Milleuda, in battle. For a time, Wiegraf disappears from view, in mourning and with his forces annihilated.A powerful knight but a commoner, Wiegraf feels as if he has no place to go after his sister's death and the collapse of his army. This makes him open to the idea of joining the Knights Templar, which he does in order to build the power to exact his revenge. Upon encountering Ramza again, he is mortally wounded; the Zodiac Stone given to him by Folmarv reacts, giving Wiegraf the opportunity to survive under the power of the Lucavi. Ramza encounters Wiegraf one last time, with the latter fully embracing the power of the Lucavi - when even that is not enough to kill his rival, Wiegraf permanently transforms into the demon who grants him his powers but is slain with finality.
Brave Story Entries
Leader of the Corpse Brigade, a group of brigands terrorizing Gallionne. During the Fifty Years' War, he served as leader of the Dead Men, a company of volunteer soldiers assembled from the peasantry. Although they fought valiantly and with purpose, they were no longer needed after Ivalice's defeat, and at war's end were summarily discharged without compensation. Wiegraf formed the Corpse Brigade soon after.
Leader of the Corpse Brigade, a group of brigands terrorizing Gallionne. During the Fifty Years' War, he served as leader of the Dead Men, a company of volunteer soldiers assembled from the peasantry. Although they fought valiantly and with purpose, they were no longer needed after Ivalice's defeat, and at war's end were summarily discharged without compensation.
Aggrieved at his treatment by the ruling class, Wiegraf formed the Corpse Brigade to overthrow the nobility and free the common people from their suffering. They used kidnapping and assassination as a means to achieve this, but the group was wiped out in a counterattack by the Order of the Northern Sky. Wiegraf has not been seen since the battle at Ziekden.
Leader of the Corpse Brigade, a group of brigands terrorizing Gallionne. During the Fifty Years' War, he served as leader of the Dead Men, a company of volunteer soldiers assembled from the peasantry. Although they fought valiantly and with purpose, they were no longer needed after Ivalice's defeat, and at war's end were summarily discharged without compensation.
Aggrieved at his treatment by the ruling class, Wiegraf formed the Corpse Brigade to overthrow the nobility and free the common people from their suffering. They used kidnapping and assassination as a means to achieve this, but the group was wiped out in a counterattack by the Order of the Northern Sky. Wiegraf's subsequent movements are unknown, but he appears to have now joined the Knights Templar in search of the Zodiac Stones.
Former leader of the Corpse Brigade, a group of brigands terrorizing Gallionne. During the Fifty Years' War, he served as leader of the Dead Men, a company of volunteer soldiers assembled from the peasantry. Although they fought valiantly and with purpose, they were no longer needed after Ivalice's defeat, and at war's end were summarily discharged without compensation.
Aggrieved at his treatment by the ruling class, Wiegraf formed the Corpse Brigade to overthrow the nobility and free the common people from their suffering. They used kidnapping and assassination as a means to achieve this, but the group was wiped out in a counterattack by the Order of the Northern Sky. He later joined the Knights Templar, recognizing that the Church's interests aligned with his own hatred of the aristocracy. He used the power of a Zodiac Stone to transform into a Lucavi, but was never the less slain in battle against Ramza at Riovanes.
Vital Statistics
Affiliation | Corpse Brigade Church of Glabados Mullonde Knights Templar | ||||||||
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