
PERSONAE · THE VALE
Coll Harrow
aka Sergeant of the Last Muster, the Roll-Keeper
The Vandahl mine-levy sergeant who was ordered to hold the Weeping Adit's lower pit, never relieved and never paid; his company stands still because he has no discharge to dismiss it by.
Coll Harrow was a shift-boss in House Vandahl's silver works before a lean-year order pressed him and his crew into a 'temporary' levy to hold the lower gallery. The order was never rescinded, the relief never marched, and the wage was never paid — Harrow's own name sits in the paymaster's ledger among the unpaid. He held the pit until the water took it, and holds it still: a sergeant will not dismiss a company he has no written discharge for, and no officer of the House ever gave him one. He keeps the muster roll in his hand and the ranks drawn up around the muster stone, waiting on a relief order three hundred years late. He is not cruel and he is not mad. He is on duty. Only the discharge the House owed him will let the muster — and Harrow — stand down.
KIND
undead
SPECIES
Stoneborn (risen)
ROLE
muster sergeant
LOCATION
The Weeping Adit
Connected
Type Fields
All Relationships (8)
located_in
- →The Weeping Adit — Harrow holds the lower muster pit and has never quit his post.
member_of
- →House Vandahl — A House Vandahl mine-levy sergeant, pressed and never released.
foreshadows
- →The Marrow Lances — The old crime — a company used and never released — the Broken Lances wing repeats in the present.
documents
- ←The Pit-Levy Wage Ledger — Harrow's own name sits in the ledger among the unpaid.
references
- ←Durgal's Chalk Count — Durgal's count of the standing dead is a count of Harrow's company.
- ←The Never-Rescinded Muster Order — The order confirms C. Harrow as serjeant over the company.
- ←quest.vf-close-the-muster (unresolved) — The rite dismisses Harrow's company — the discharge no officer ever gave.
created_by
- ←Sergeant Harrow's Last Charge — The sergeant's own standing order, carried on his slate.
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