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|image = Gwent cardart Aelirenn.jpg |
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|aka = White Rose of Shaerrawedd<br>Elirena |
|aka = White Rose of Shaerrawedd<br>Elirena |
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| − | |Race = [[Elf]] ([[Aen Seidhe]]) |
+ | |Race = [[Elf]] ([[Aen Seidhe]]) |
|gender = Female |
|gender = Female |
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|appears_books = {{BoE}} |
|appears_books = {{BoE}} |
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| − | |appears_games = {{Tw2}} (mentioned)}} |
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{{Quote|text = We will take back what was stolen.|citation = Aelirenn in {{Gwent standalone}}|audio = Aelirenn voice line.ogg}} |
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More than two hundred years before the events in {{BoE}}, '''Aelirenn''', also known as the White Rose of [[Shaerrawedd]] and as Elirena among [[dwarves]] and [[humans]], led a great number of [[elven]] youth to their deaths, much against the wishes of the elders, in a second battle against the humans. |
More than two hundred years before the events in {{BoE}}, '''Aelirenn''', also known as the White Rose of [[Shaerrawedd]] and as Elirena among [[dwarves]] and [[humans]], led a great number of [[elven]] youth to their deaths, much against the wishes of the elders, in a second battle against the humans. |
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| - Aelirenn in Template:Gwent standalone Audio version: | |||
More than two hundred years before the events in Blood of Elves, Aelirenn, also known as the White Rose of Shaerrawedd and as Elirena among dwarves and humans, led a great number of elven youth to their deaths, much against the wishes of the elders, in a second battle against the humans.
Her image survives, carved in the stone of Shaerrawedd.
The Witcher
- If one chooses to attack the Scoia'tael, one of their 'battle cries' is "Aelirenn!"
- Yaevinn relates the tale of Aelirenn to Geralt as part of his explanation of his motives while in the basement of the bank during Gold Rush.
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings
A book entitled "The Life and Death of the White Rose" tells her tale.