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'''Wilborn''' (ウィルボーン, ''Uirubōn'') is a character who appears in supplemental materials concerning [[Suikoden]]. He was the leader of a gang of thieves whose greatest notoriety comes from the razing of [[Soniere Prison]]. | '''Wilborn''' (ウィルボーン, ''Uirubōn'') is a character who appears in supplemental materials concerning [[Suikoden]]. He was the leader of a gang of thieves whose greatest notoriety comes from the razing of [[Soniere Prison]]. | ||
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Wilborn was the pirate leader of a band of thieves who were imprisoned in [[Soniere Prison]]. With the aid of thousands of his underlings, the gate to the prison was destroyed, causing a riot to break out and the prison to be set ablaze. Wilborn was able to escape in the confusion as over 300 prisoners and guards died in the ensuing violence and inferno. Wilborn was eventually recaptured by the Imperial Army and publicly executed. | Wilborn was the pirate leader of a band of thieves who were imprisoned in [[Soniere Prison]]. With the aid of thousands of his underlings, the gate to the prison was destroyed, causing a riot to break out and the prison to be set ablaze. Wilborn was able to escape in the confusion as over 300 prisoners and guards died in the ensuing violence and inferno. Wilborn was eventually recaptured by the Imperial Army and publicly executed. | ||
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Wilborn (ウィルボーン, Uirubōn) is a character who appears in supplemental materials concerning Suikoden. He was the leader of a gang of thieves whose greatest notoriety comes from the razing of Soniere Prison.
History
Wilborn was the pirate leader of a band of thieves who were imprisoned in Soniere Prison. With the aid of thousands of his underlings, the gate to the prison was destroyed, causing a riot to break out and the prison to be set ablaze. Wilborn was able to escape in the confusion as over 300 prisoners and guards died in the ensuing violence and inferno. Wilborn was eventually recaptured by the Imperial Army and publicly executed.
References
- Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), page 33
- Genso Suikoden Genso Shinsho Vol. 9 2002 Summer Issue (ISBN 4-7753-0088-1), page 78
- Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 25