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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
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{{Contact Overview|City=HV|Zone=Ouroboros|x=?|y=?|z=?|Pronoun=his|HoodYN=N|Hood=|OriginYN=N|Origin=|LevelYN=N|Level=}} He is a task force contact. | {{Contact Overview|City=HV|Zone=Ouroboros|x=?|y=?|z=?|Pronoun=his|HoodYN=N|Hood=|OriginYN=N|Origin=|LevelYN=N|Level=}} He is a task force contact. | ||
Heroes and Villains can find him twice in the following mission. | |||
* [[The_Pilgrim#Join_Ouroboros|Join Ouroboros]] mission from [[The Pilgrim]] (Levels 25-50), as an Hero level ally. {{red|He is labeled as a Hero, but his con level is more like a boss, more info needed.}} | |||
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== Ally Description == | |||
Mender Lazarus is a time traveler who lost his sense of continuity some time ago. He is still a brilliant scientist and historian, he just occasionally puts the "effect" before the "cause". | |||
== Introductions == | == Introductions == | ||
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See [[Mender Lazarus Task Force]]. | See [[Mender Lazarus Task Force]]. | ||
[[Category:NPC Allies]] | |||
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Overview
| Mender Lazarus | |
|---|---|
 Mender of Ouroboros | |
| Zone | Ouroboros |
| Coordinates | (?, ?, ?) |
| Level Range | ? |
| Introduced By | The Pilgrim |
| Introduces | None |
| Enemy Groups | |
Mender Lazarus is a hero and villain contact in Ouroboros at coordinates (?, ?, ?) . He is a task force contact.
Heroes and Villains can find him twice in the following mission.
- Join Ouroboros mission from The Pilgrim (Levels 25-50), as an Hero level ally. He is labeled as a Hero, but his con level is more like a boss, more info needed.
Ally Description
Mender Lazarus is a time traveler who lost his sense of continuity some time ago. He is still a brilliant scientist and historian, he just occasionally puts the "effect" before the "cause".