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'''Isaac Hathor''', also known as Hathor the Coalbringer, was the leader of an expedition from the west that founded the then mining town [[Camp Hathor]]. Although the newly established settlement needed his leadership, once he learned the secret of the mine he could no longer stay, and following the summons of the [[Mysterious Pillars (Deep Caverns)|mysterious crystals]], he left alone for [[Deep Caverns]]. He met his end in the [[Labyrinth]], likely on his way to the lake pillars. You can find his corpse in one of the south-west side-caverns, [[Mining Helmet|his helmet]] lying next to him.
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'''Isaac Hathor''', also known as Hathor the Coalbringer, was the leader of an expedition from the west that founded the then mining town [[Camp Hathor]]. Although the newly established settlement needed his leadership, once he learned the secret of the mine he could no longer stay, and following the summons of the [[Mysterious Pillars (Deep Caverns)|mysterious crystals]], he left alone for [[Deep Caverns]]. He met his end in the [[Labyrinth]], likely on his way to the lake pillars. You can find his corpse in one of the south-west side-caverns, [[Old Mining Helmet|his helmet]] lying next to him.
  
  

Latest revision as of 09:27, 11 March 2022

Isaac Hathor

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deceased

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Biography
Role Deceased
Founder of Camp Hathor
Location Labyrinth

Isaac Hathor, also known as Hathor the Coalbringer, was the leader of an expedition from the west that founded the then mining town Camp Hathor. Although the newly established settlement needed his leadership, once he learned the secret of the mine he could no longer stay, and following the summons of the mysterious crystals, he left alone for Deep Caverns. He met his end in the Labyrinth, likely on his way to the lake pillars. You can find his corpse in one of the south-west side-caverns, his helmet lying next to him.