Barrow Wight

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guards

• →Vallen's Barrow — The wights keep the relic from the living.
• →The Last Latch — What took the bell now stands over it in the dark.
• →The Ash-Sealed Barrow — Barrow-wights hold the middle galleries of the ash-sealed barrow — neither tribe nor Quorum controls them.
• →The Tabled Barrow — The kept dead of the Tabled Barrow rouse for the unworthy — they are held not by force but by the tribe's rite.
• →The Saltless Barrow — Barrow-wights (of an unrecognised type) guard the inner chambers of the Saltless Barrow — the ones that answer wrong names.
• →The Greenbarrow — Barrow-wights inhabit the vine-cracked nave of the Greenbarrow — the dry tomb the mere's flood never reached.

located_in

• →Vallen's Barrow — They do not leave the barrow.
• →The Waking Deep — The Deep's echoes hold the wights upright long past their rest.
• →The Marrow-Hollow — Barrow wights hold the Marrow-Hollow's inner chambers, undisturbed for generations — they are the Bonesung's unintended wardens.
• →Pinefall Barrow — Barrow wights hold Pinefall Barrow's inner chambers, predating the Imperium road that was cut past the mound.
• →The Drowned Lances — Barrow wights work the Drowned Lances from dusk to dawn — drawn by the old dead in the ice.

references

• →The Sundering — Risen from the day the god broke.
• →Vallen Revenant — The barrow's keepers and the seat's soldiers are two halves of one broken army.
• →Verdigris Lung — A wight's slow-witted, single-minded husk of a body is what Verdigris Lung looks like carried all the way — the mind gone soft enough that only the grudge is left standing watch.
• ←The Counting of Bells — The forbidden seventh verse is the end of the road: the barrow, the wight, the grave you keep all night.

ally_of

• ←Ossym the Gray — The wights do not attack him. He does not explain why.
• ←Grave Lurker — It feeds on what the wights leave; it never attacks them.