Difference between revisions of "King Tinkinzar"
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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
| − | King Tinkinzar is said to be a great ruler and the mechanical genius who is responsible for the vision of the [[Clockworks]]. He is never seen by common gremlins, rather his orders are carried out by his fearsome [[Crimson Order]], a zealous band of gremlins who alone share audience with the king. | + | King Tinkinzar is said to be a great ruler and the mechanical genius who is possibly responsible for the vision of the [[Clockworks]]. He is never seen by common gremlins, rather his orders are carried out by his fearsome [[Crimson Order]], a zealous band of gremlins who alone share audience with the king. |
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| + | It is unknown what connection he shares with [[The Architect]], or if they are one and the same. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 03:25, 29 April 2014
"King Tinkinzar" is the King of the Gremlins. Very little is known about King Tinkinzar, but if his crimson order is representative of his true intentions, he is likely a despotic and maniacal being.
Introduction
King Tinkinzar is said to be a great ruler and the mechanical genius who is possibly responsible for the vision of the Clockworks. He is never seen by common gremlins, rather his orders are carried out by his fearsome Crimson Order, a zealous band of gremlins who alone share audience with the king.
It is unknown what connection he shares with The Architect, or if they are one and the same.
See Also
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