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# designated a character definition, covering the Trojan-like Spiral Knights/NPCs at the entrances to Moorcroft, Emberlight and Haven; or
 
# designated a character definition, covering the Trojan-like Spiral Knights/NPCs at the entrances to Moorcroft, Emberlight and Haven; or
 
# maintained as a legacy role definition?
 
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:The spiral warden still exists so it's definitely not obsolete. His role is just marginalized.--[[User:Trying|Trying]] 21:18, 24 July 2012 (UTC)

Revision as of 21:18, 24 July 2012

Redundancies

I believe the article needs a complete overhaul, but I hope this tentative partial update can help as a stopgap sort of measure.

It seems like this article would be better titled "Tiers" or "Tier Clearance", as I'm not entirely sure there are any characters in-game actually named Spiral Wardens any more, or who are labelled in that role. Character-wise, Lieutenant Barrus has taken on the the role, which seems to be linked exclusively with HoH now.

As it is, I'll need to do a run or two to determine whether the "wardens" at Moorcroft and Emberlight can still grant a player permanent access to tier 2 and 3 respectively (if anyone has recent, conclusive experience with this, please speak up!).

Spiral Wardens

As Barrus now fills the role of "Tier Clearance Warden", should the "Spiral Warden" role be:

  1. marked as obsolete;
  2. designated a character definition, covering the Trojan-like Spiral Knights/NPCs at the entrances to Moorcroft, Emberlight and Haven; or
  3. maintained as a legacy role definition?
The spiral warden still exists so it's definitely not obsolete. His role is just marginalized.--Trying 21:18, 24 July 2012 (UTC)
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