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Description of Unburnt Rebellion:

The Unburnt Rebellion formed following the Piglin Kingdoms victory in the Nether Horde-Piglin Kingdom War, in hopes of consolidating likeminded rebel forces into one cause to stand against the Nether Horde. This faction is lead by the former Nether Princess, Abigail Crysteffor, and is primarily formed from the body of the former Freedom Fighters, whose members choose to join the Abigail in creating a new faction, as opposed to reassimilating into the Piglin Kingdom.

Political Alignment: Rebel Royalism / Anti-Imperialist Coalition

Races: Piglins, Pigmen, Netherkin Blazekin, [No wither skeletons are members of the Unburnt Rebellion because wither skeletons are inherently cold and sadistic, and their only hobby is killing and slaughtering other creatures.]

Military:

The Unburnt Rebellion forces are very irregular and simply anyone who does not want to become a member of the Nether Empire is forced to join the Unburnt Rebellion to avoid being killed by Imperial Loyalists. Most of the forces are formed by Piglins and Pigmen, and there are also a small number of Netherkin and Blazekin. In general, the reason that the Unburnt Rebellion has not been overthrown by the Nether Empire is because the Piglins are highly skilled in scouting and espionage. The total number of Unburnt Rebellion forces is currently around 4,000, of course, they are scattered and only 500 are actively with Abigail Crysteffor. Although the number of Unburnt Rebellion forces is much smaller than the Nether Empire, their greatness and hope for freedom and the overthrow of the empire have caused the Unburnt Rebellion to survive and continue.

Objectives and Strategy: Primary Goal: Resist and ultimately overthrow the Nether Empire’s occupation; preserve Piglin autonomy and restore rightful local leadership.

Strategic Approach: Guerrilla warfare and coordination with sympathetic factions, leveraging battlefield successes from the Freedom Fighters era. The Rebellion capitalizes on Abigail's royal legitimacy, and Urgrakk’s experience as a commander

Assimilation of the Piglin Kingdom or other name is Nether Horde-Piglin Kingdom War:

The Assimilation of the Piglin Kingdom was a large-scale war fought between the Piglin Kingdom and the Nether Empire. After King Porkshire's death, his son and heir, the child King Hamlett, was deposed by the imperial army. The pro-independence Freedom Fighters fought back but were slowly overwhelmed. On the verge of defeat, the Nether Princess was resurrected unexpectedly. Rising to lead the Freedom Fighters, she defeated the Imperial Loyalists and reinstated Hamlett, who ceded one of the Piglin Kingdom's strongholds to her Unburnt Rebellion to serve as their headquarters.

Background:

The Death of Porkshire would lead to a new effort by the Nether Empire to absorb all independent Nether factions into the Imperial Army, beginning with the Piglin Kingdom. These efforts are likely designed to strengthen the Hordes war effort in the overworld.

The Invasion:

First Battle of the Piglin Castle: A Nether Empire general, by the name of Aurora Goldfist, would lead a massive army known to the Piglins as the Imperial Loyalists, in a crusade to conquer the Piglin Kingdom. Aurora's army would make their way across the main Blackstone bridge leading to the Crimson Forest Village, before being met with a sizable Piglin Kingdom army. The Loyalists would quickly overwhelm the Piglins, leaving an opening for Aurora to make her way into the castle with limited resistance. Aurora and her forces would make short work of the remaining defenders, taking control of the castle in the process. King Hamlett would be taken captive shorty following this victory.

Formation of the Freedom Fighters: During the initial invasion, the Imperial Loyalists would also face off against an allied fighting force known as the Freedom Fighters, a faction founded by the Nether Horde deserter Urgrakk, who's sole intentions are to maintain the independence of the Piglin Kingdom. However, the rebels would find themselves quickly find themselves outmatched and defeated during their initial engagements with the Imperial Loyalists, forcing them to retreat to take refuge in the Outskirts of the Piglin Kingdom. With a proper base and bolstered numbers thanks to the edition of several new troops already stationed at the base, Urgrakk's remaining forces could now begin planning for a counter-offensive against the Loyalists.

Return of the Nether Princess: The destruction of an End Crystal and Nether Star would lead to the revival of Abigail Crysteffor, the former Nether Princess and guardian of the Piglin Kingdom. She would quickly be brought to the Freedom FIghters Headquarters by Baator Basaltwalker and Durkkol the Hoarder to aid in the Rebel cause to secure the independence of the Piglin Kingdom. Her return would galvanize the Rebels and aid them in planning for a counteroffensive against the Imperial Loyalists.

The Battle of the Bastion: Following Abigail's return, she would lead the Freedom Fighters in intervening on the side of Piglin Kingdom army remnants, as they struggle against a major assault from Guktarks force of Imperial Loyalists at the Piglin Bastion. The arrival of the rebels would turn the tide of the battle, and Guktark would soon fall to Abigail and Urgrakk, along with the rest of his forces.

The Second Battle of the Piglin Castle: Soon enough, the Freedom Fighters would make there way to the Piglin Castle, and with the aid of serval new Hoglin and Blue-Blaze allies, the rebel forces would move on in the Imperial Loyalists defending the castle. The battle would rage on, both within the Castle and across its sounding territory. Once the rebels began gaining the upper hand in the battle, Abigail made her way into the Castle herself to finish the battle and deal with the leader of the Imperials. She would be met by Aurora Goldfist, and the two would quickly clash following some brief banter.

After a ferocious battle between the two skilled fighters, Abigail would finally bring down Aurora with a bow shot from her double bladed sword. The defeated Aurora would curse Abigail as a traitor, with Abigail declaring her intention to end the Nether Horde to her fallen foe before slicing Aurora's throat, and ending the war.

Aftermath:

With Hamlett freed and back on the thrown, the Piglin Kingdom would maintain its independence from the Nether Empire. Instead of staying with the Kingdom, the Freedom Fighters would choose to join a new faction under the command of Abigail Crysteffor, known as the Unburnt Rebellion, in an effort to build towards defeating the Nether Empire once and for all.


Alliances:

Piglin Kingdom: (The Piglin Kingdom is a small kingdom in the Nether. The Crimson Forest, which is the homeland of the piglins, spans across their kingdom. Bastions (gold treasuries) and extensive supply lines are the Piglin Kingdom's most valuable assets.

The Piglin Kingdom separated from the Nether Kingdom during the reign of Duma. It became an ally and protectorate of the Nether Horde under King Porkshire. During the Overworld-Nether War, loyalists to the Nether Empire deposed Porkshire's son, Hamlett, after Porkshire was slain. The monarchy was restored after the Freedom Fighters won the Piglin Civil War. The Piglin Kingdom is now the Nether's last kingdom free from imperial control. The Unburnt Rebellion, which is mostly piglin, is headquartered in its outskirts.

History:

Hundreds of years ago, the "crimson factions" were defeated by Tuskarr the Conqueror and became part of the Nether Kingdom. These were presumably factions of piglins living in the Crimson Forest, making them predecessors to the Piglin Kingdom. This conquest was one of King Tuskarr's most important steps in uniting the whole Nether. The ascension of King Duma, a less powerful ruler, gave many nations, including the piglins, an opportunity to secede and begin their own kingdoms Zart, A Piglin and Ancestor of Porkshire and Hamlett, became the ruler of the Piglin Kingdom. Little else is known about the Piglin Kingdom's early history.

Porkshire: Porkshire is the 2nd known Piglin King. He and the piglins secured the protection of Abigail Crysteffor, the Nether Princess, who foiled an assassination attempt on him by the Netherbane assassin Ciara. Ciara had slain his general Tusk and massacred a bastion beforehand. ("Nightmares") To save his partner, Kane, the Netherbane Captain, negotiated a truce with the Nether Princess. ("Poison") By this time, the piglins were running supply lines in the Overworld and pillaging humans for gold.

The Nether Civil War began after King Glutton and the Nether Princess were killed, creating a succession crisis in the Nether Kingdom. Porkshire supported the False Pig King in the war in exchange for gold. He lost. Naeus was crowned the Nether King and started the Nether Empire. During the Overworld–Nether War, Porkshire transported supplies for the empire in exchange for protection ("Eternal"). This was an attempt to uplift his kingdom by making the piglins indispensable to the war effort.

Porkshire found an end crystal in the Overworld and hung it in his castle, leading the Endstone Crusaders, four undead human warriors including Kane and Ciara, to attack. After plowing through the same bastion Ciara massacred, the crusaders reached Porkshire's castle. With no Nether Princess to save him, Ciara personally killed Porkshire and got the crystal

Hamlett: At the age of twelve, Prince Hamlett ascended to the throne, but he was soon deposed by the Imperial Loyalists. The Nether Empire planned to take over the independent kingdoms. Taking refuge on the outskirts of the Piglin Kingdom, the Freedom Fighters kept fighting for independence in the Piglin Civil War. On the verge of their surrender, the resurrected princess suddenly reappeared and inspired them to fight. Rising to lead the Freedom Fighters, she defeated the loyalists. Hamlett got reinstated and allied with the rebels, marking the beginnings of the Unburnt Rebellion.)

Freedom Fighters: ( The Freedom Fighters were a pro-independence and royalist miltia allied to the Piglin Kingdom and founded by Urgrakk after King Porkshire's death. King Hamlett, who the Freedom Fighters rescued from the Loyalists, supports their cause. After the war, the Freedom Fighters were reorganized into the Unburnt Rebellion.

Formation: At the onset of the Nether Empire's Invasion of the Piglin Kingdom, Urgrakk formed the Freedom fighters to support the Piglin Kingdom army in defending their home from the Imperial Loyalists, an army of the Nether Empire. The militia, as well as the Piglin Kindom army were defeated during the First Battle of the Piglin Castle, forcing the Freedom Fighters to fall back to the outskirts of the Piglin Kingdom.

The Nether Princess Returns: Upon the revival of the Nether Princess, Abigail Crysteffor, allies of the Freedom Fighters would lead her to the Freedom Fighters Headquarters to join the militia. With the leadership and strength of the revived Princess, the Freedom Fighters moved on the Piglin Bastion, which was hosted by loyalists to the Piglin Kingdom and under attack by the Imperials.

The timely intervention of the Freedom Fighters lead to a total defeat for the Imperial Loyalists, paving the way for a combined offensive to take back the Piglin Castle by both the Freedom Fighters and their Royalist allies.

The Second battle of the Piglin Castle would end with the defeat of the Imperial Loyalists (Piglin Kingdom Campaign Division), and the death of their leader, as well as the full liberation of the Piglin Kingdom and freeing of King Hamlett.)

Enemies: Nether Empire: (The Nether Empire is a great power in the Nether with occupied territories in the Overworld and End. A successor to the Nether Kingdom, it is the first interdimensional empire, one of the largest in history, and continues to be dominated by the Nether Horde, a political union of pigmen, wither skeletons, and other imperial loyalists. The empire is an absolute dictatorship and military society that has conscripted most of its population.

The Nether Empire was established by King Naeus with his recent conquest of New Dragonspire, and its neo-Tuskarrist objectives include Nether reunification and world domination. Naeus is immortal, and plans to reign as the Nether Emperor in perpetuity. Rapid conquests have left the empire with a vast but unstable realm, threatened by war in the Overworld (due to its invasion) and rebellion in the Nether (due to its forced reassimilation of minor kingdoms)

Military: The Nether Empire does not have any official armed forces or military. Instead, anybody is required to fight if they are called to, and most pigmen voluntarily joined the battle because they have a penchant for violence. There is no training for soldiers, because pigmen and wither skeletons are naturally powerful; people are just ordered to go to battle and given a weapon.

Imperial forces are very disorganized. Frostbourne commanders lead their own assigned armies, but Nether generals can order anyone around and form their own armies. There are four social ranks: the Emperor (Naeus); the generals (Hogsworth, Kralos, and Brots), who answer directly to the Emperor; the captains; and the common people and soldiers, who are known as the Horde. The Wither Clan's elite, the Wither Knights, also still exist.

The total number of soldiers and forces of the Nether Empire army is estimated to be around 30,000, and if we count civilians, this number reaches 40,000 people because creatures like pigmen and piglins mostly have families, wives, and children. Of course, women and children also take up weapons and fight in the critical situations. The word civilians is almost meaningless for the Nether Empire because the Nether creatures have grown up and developed in very difficult conditions and constant war for survival)

Imperial Loyalists: (The Imperial Loyalists are a large army within the imperial forces of the Nether Empire, specifically tasked with absorbing independent nether factions into the Nether Empire. Following the death of King Porkshire of the Piglin Kingdom, the Imperial Loyalists were tasked by Emperor Naeus to begin a conquest of all independent nether factions in order to absorb their manpower into the Imperial army. The empire's Wither necromancers created two super-soldiers, Aurora Goldfist and Guktark, to lead the Loyalists

History: Following the death of Porkshire, Aurora Goldfist would lead her army in an invasion of the Piglin Kingdom, the Blaze Kingdom, and at least two other kingdoms. Despite managing to conquer the Piglin Castle, and capture King Hamlett, the tide of the war would quickly turn once Abigail Crysteffor was revived, as the former Nether Princess would side with the Piglins and lead the Freedom Fighters In a campaign against the Imperials. Freedom Fighter and Piglin Kingdom forces would eliminate Guktark and his forces during the battle of the Bastion, pushing the Imperial Loyalists back to the Piglin Castle in the process. Here, the Aurora Goldfist would be slain by Abigail Crysteffor, and the Loyalists forces stationed at the castle would be defeated by the Royalist forces and the Independence of the Piglin Kingdom would be secured.

The Blaze Kingdom, with the aid of the Nether Horde defector Lahar, would attempt to fight off the Imperials as well. However even with Lahar's assistance, the Blaze Kingdom would fall regardless, and be vassalized by the Nether Horde. The other two Nether Kingdoms would fall to the Imperial loyalists as well.

The defeat of the Imperial Loyalists during the Piglin Civil War would lead to the formation of the Unburnt Rebellion by Abigail Crysteffor, a faction which sole purpose is to bring down the Nether Empire, and liberate the Nether from tyranny.)

Main members:

Abigail Crysteffor [leader, The Nether Princess, Unburnt Queen]: ( Abigail Crysteffor a Human/Netherkin hybrid, she is a member of the noble Crysteffor Family, who won the right to become heir to the Pig King's throne before her death and resurrection.

Abigail was revived by chance and awakened her familial power from her father. Newly inspired to end the age of conflict, she leads the Unburnt Rebellion against the new Nether Empire in hopes of bringing peace to her realm.

Design: As a child, Abigail was a rather short, with her ginger hair being chin length at the time. She preferred to wear a red T-shirt and dark blue sweatshirt as well as long, grey pants with white stripes and brown boots. Throughout her entire life, she has always worn dual black ear piercings - presumably stud earrings on both ears.

In her debut, Abigail was a young woman of average height with sparkling maple/brown eyes and hip-length, ginger hair with a pink ombre. She wore a navy jumper decorated with a Minecraft dirt block icon and striped white and grey leggings. Accompanying her outfit was a pair of lighter brown socks and darker brown boots, as well as a quiver of arrows on her back. In her hair lay a black accessory on the back-right corner of her head.

As the Nether Princess, her hair was straightened out and grown out to reach her waist. She wore a black, shoulderless, long-sleeve tank top that stopped at the waist, and had a brown/maroon plaid jacket tied around her waist. Her pants changed to a pair of white, ripped jean-esque leggings with flat, brown shoes to enable more mobility. Besides her black choker, she once had a headband of yellow to brown Netherkin horns - reminiscent of Glutton's crown - affixed to the middle of her head, though this was removed once her natural Netherkin horns had grown. The head accessory and earrings from her original design are retained in the design.

During the events of Poison, Abigail's attire changed into black armored shirt with red gem-like adornments on her shoulders, and arm-guards of similar design. Her maroon plaid jacket was replaced by a shorter, white cardigan-like wrap, lying on top of her grey leggings. Her boots also shared the red-black patterning, but instead were shown as stripes. Her hair, their accessories and her earrings remained unchanged.

Upon absorbing the Royal Nether Star, she could toggle a 'Princess State', granting her even more enhanced reflexes whilst turning her eyes a ghostly, glowing white. This state would sometimes trigger red markings to appear on her face as a sign of corruption from the Star. By the time of We Are the Danger - and during her initial post-absorption fight in Begin Again - the corruption had seeped so deep into her that her face was permanently scarred by the red markings.

History: Alongside her childhood friend and partner Rain, Abigail was raised as a human in Glacierford, a village which was later destroyed and completely massacred by the Undead. She was resurrected by Naeus and taken to the Nether, where she discovered her claim to the Nether throne, which was not elaborated upon. She also reluctantly partnered with her enemy, Kane, to slay the Rogue Ender Mage.

Trained under Naeus, Abigail was able to overcome her 'human weakness', absorb the Nether Star, slay her challengers and be coronated as the Nether Princess. She participated in the Battle for Glacierford fully corrupted by the star, and, learning of her corruption under the Nether Star, a devastated Rain would spiral into a vengeful wrath. This wrath would end with the death of most significant Nether nobles including Abigail, who would die to take him down.

Her body was thrown into lava for safekeeping and later retrieved by a duo of piglins paid by a unknown client. A reaction between Kaia's Nether Star and an End Crystal released a shockwave that went over the group, bringing her back to life in the midst of the Nether-Frostbourne war.

Personality: As a child, Abigail was a bright and hopeful girl, finding beauty in everyday life. She would be fascinated by gifts from her aunt, including the source of her future spiral; the Royal Nether Star. Her innocence would let her easily share secrets with Rain - her closest friend - and would allow her to see the fighting games they played as just that, games.

At the beginning of the series, Abigail was shown as confident and brave, with alst of spunk and haste behind her actions. She was ready to try and defend Glacierford from the Undead, and would do similar for the Nether Horde, thus proving her loyal to her cause. She was always ready to seek her own goals and shield her honor, no matter what would come.

However, following the death of Rain and her revival, these traits - minus haste - would become amplified by her training in the Horde, as well as her depression from the loss of her former home. This depression would be prayed upon by Lance in the Dream World, Kane in his bargains (although he was more targeting her honor), and by the Star itself. Eventually, her willpower against the Star would lead for it to consume her, leaving no trace of her behind.

The Star-corrupted Nether Princess was best known as a silent, terrifying enemy, who would easily get the job done with no questions or qualms. She held only loyalty to the Nether Horde and its king, and was unaffected by any emotion besides slight fury.

Skills: After being fully corrupted by the Royal Nether Star, the Nether Princess' fighting prowess would increase significantly, as there would be no emotional restraints left behind. Now even faster and more ruthless, she would be extremely difficult to beat, with Rain having to die to even land a good shot against her, though unlike the corrupted Princess, he was held back by emotion.

After her revival, she was given a dual-bladed golden glaive, which she was able to fight greatly with it. Her revival also led her to unlock her latent Electromancy beyond the levels of her Star-controlled state, letting her teleport, enhancing her reflexes, and forge a makeshift arrow and string along her new glaive.)

Urgrakk [Commander]: (Urgrakk the Deserter is a former Nether Horde commander, Urgrakk deserted the faction after losing his only son Dlilk in battle. After the fall of the Piglin Kingdom, Urgrakk formed the Freedom Fighters, and later combined his faction with Abigail Crysteffor to make the Unburnt Rebellion

Design: Urgrakk is a rotting pigman with eyes consisting of a black right eye and a red left eye with black sclera. He wears a dark metal armor with golden linings, a bright red gem embedded on the chest.

Personality: According to his doc, Urgrakk is a compassionate, emphatic, and quite friendly person with a sense of humor. He deeply cares for those he loves, and was very saddened with the loss of his beloved wife and son from the war. For this reason, he tries his best to end the war so no more precious lives will be lost

History: After deserting the Nether Horde, Urgrakk went to the Piglin Kingdom and formed the Freedom Fighters, a rebellious faction to fight against the Nether Horde. He recruited a number of like minded individuals such as Wurtsguard, Akui Azurlumen, and Lahar. Urgrakk led the Freedom Fighters against the Imperial Loyalists. Despite the efforts, his faction is slowly falling, with him mourning the death of a piglin, presumably his pupil.

In the Freedom Fighters base, he was startled seeing Abigail Crysteffor's arrival, whom he thought was long dead. After the princess dressed and armed herself, Urgrakk and most other members of the Freedom Fighters bowed before her. After a careful strategizing, he, with Abigail, led the rebels against the Imperial Loyalists into battle. Urgrakk dueled against the witherpig Guktark in the Piglin Bastion. successfully landing a hit on his face. Guktark was swiftly slain by Abigail, securing victory on the rebels.

Urgrakk with the rebels went further into the Crimson Forest, fighting the loyalists along the way. He was later seen freeing Hamlett from his handcuffs.

Skills: Urgrakk is a skilled warrior and competent leader, wielding a netherite warhammer as his weapon of choice. As a pigman, he possesses an extreme degree of physical strength, capable of harming Guktark, an enhanced supersoldier.)

Durkkol [The Hoarder]: Durrkol the Hoarder is a kleptomaniac piglin tracker-for-hire, and the younger half of the 'Piglin Twins'. Alongside his brother-in-arms - Baator Basaltwalker - they work together as trackers-for-hire: for the right price, they can retrieve anything. Durrkol is voiced by freelancer Eric Sheffield.

Appearance: Durkkol is a typical piglin with gold eyes. He wears a black clothing similar to piglin brutes, with golden trimmings, shoulderpads, armguards, and boots, he also has a Golden Gladius on his back.

History: Durkkol and Baator are successful in retrieving Abigail's body, walking with their Striders and Brimstone Snails. As they are taking Abigail to their assigned destination, a sudden surge of magic - caused by the unstable fusion of a Nether Star and an End Crystal - sweeps past, reviving the fallen Starbearer in their possession.

Durkkol is a "rich-kid" who was trained in swordsmanship up until he took on tracking. At some point, he met with Baator Basaltwalker, and they begun trading as the 'Piglin Twins'.

Durrkol and Baator - stopping nearby - inform a confused Abigail about everything she's missed, hiding the identity of their boss in the process. With some gentle prodding, they are able to convince Abigail - a warrior the Piglins respect for her slaying of Ciara - to help them against the Imperial Loyalists, completely unconnected to Kane's orders. As a result, Durkkol and Baator become aids of the Unburnt Rebellion helping to fend off the Loyalists in different fronts. Their success is not without complications to Kane's plan, as the Piglin Twins are forced to inform him of the developments, and ultimately get him captured by the Rebellion.

Personality: Durkkol is best described in three ways; anxious, loyal and lazy. He is seemingly easily confused and annoyed by things his experienced companion paints as simple knowledge, and is not above questioning anyone at any time... even if it gets him a pillar to the face. Nevertheless, he is extremely loyal and optimistic, helping to motivate Abigail when she felt lost and uncertain.

It is unknown how bad his kleptomania affects other aspects of his personality.)

Baator Basaltwalker [Spy]: ( Baator Basaltwalker is a piglin who alongside his partner Durkkol run retrieval missions in the Nether

Design: Baator is a typical piglin with dark grey eyes and large tusks. He wears a dark red clothing with dark metal trimmings, gloves, and boots.

History: He is seen with his partner Durkkol retrieving the body of the Nether Princess for an unknown client with the request to have the body removed from the lava.

Personality: Adamant and confident. Always seemingly calm when the situation may be tense, like when the ender crystal and nether star explode, causing a shockwave across the nether kingdom.

Skills: It was shown how he could use Magmamancy to summon magma meteors. And in the epilogue of I Try Today, he was also shown to use Geomancy as he smacked his partner, Durkkol, in the face with manipulating Netherrack while talking to Kane.)

Akui Azurlumen [Freedom fighter]: Akui Azurlumen, also known as the Soulfire Daemon, is a hybrid Netherkin/Blazekin who will be integral to uprising in the Nether. She is a member of the Unburnt Rebellion

Design: Akui is a dark-skinned human-like figure with waist-length, ombre-cyan hair and cyan gradient eyes. She wears a short black crop top with a pauldron and elbow guard on the right shoulder, black gloves on both hands, and fishnet sleeves on both arms (the right one having its fishnet cut in half). Akui also wears a black miniskirt and black knee-length boots, equipped with fishnet stockings. She also wears a small ribbon around her left elbow. She has a noticeable bust and waist.

Personality: Akui is a very steadfast and focused magus, never wavering in the heat of battle. She does not immediately show respect to authority figures, opting to have them win her trust instead.

History: Akui Azurlumen was born in the Blaze Kingdom, daughter of a trusted advisors to the royal family (Sayuri) and a high ranking general (Egan). She was raised on the stories of the original Nether Horde, with people such as Glutton and Lahar the stars of the show.

When Naeus came to power, his Imperial Loyalists would round up all the men in her kingdom (including her father and their king, Kurono), leaving only Prince Leurox and their local madman behind as warnings against rebellion. Her father, and most of the Cobalis forces, would be killed in the service of Brots, causing Akui to rebel against the Horde and leave for the Freedom Fighters.

Her hope is to reclaim her kingdom free Prince Leurox from his puppet status, but ultimately, she yearns for the death of Brots and Naeus.

Akui would play an integral part in the early efforts to free Prince Hamlett of the Piglin Kingdom from the Loyalist forces led by Aurora Goldfist. Upon the arrival of the newly revived Abigail Crysteffor, she expressed confusion at everyone else's bowing, refusing to do so in the process. Regardless, she would follow Urgrakk and Abigail into battle, dispatching several loyalists with her Pyromancy, and was integral in melting the cage Hamlett was trapped in.

Skills: Akui is an extremely skilled Pyromancer, utilizing Blue Flames to combat anyone in her way. She can heal from other flames and magma, and heals injuries through absorption.

If her doc is mostly canon, she also has skills with sickles, and can bend lightning defensively. When angered, she can produce wings of flames to help her fly in a fight.

Her most obvious weakness is water, which - when doused - will reduce her flame capabilities and have her rely solely on physical power. Otherwise, her tolerance is the next greatest challenge.)

Wurtsguard [skilled medic]: Wurtsguard is a middle-aged pigman who has fought in many battles, many of which were not optional and forced to fight for survival, and eventually he joined the Unburnt Rebellion.

Design: Wurtsguard is a pigman who has a pinkish, red salmon skin with various large wounds along his body. He is missing his right eye and covers it with an eyepatch, and has two metal gauntlets on his arms, presumably to cover up larger wounds.

Personality: According to his doc, Wurtsguard is heavily driven by his emotions which can sometimes cause him to make uneducated decisions in the heat of the moment putting himself or others in danger.

That being said Wurtsguard is good at getting himself and others out of sticky situations with great bartering skills and overall persuasive personality.

History: Wurtsguard is a loyalist to the 6th Nether Monarch, Glutton, and a veteran from the first nether civil war.

Wurtsguard went into retirement after the Pigmen lost the war. He joined the freedom fighters after the Piglin King died and the Imperials were sent to assimilate the Piglin kingdom

In the prologue, when Baator Basaltwalker and Durkkol talked about the Unburnt Rebellion, he was briefly seen injured and also was briefly seen with other members of the Freedom Fighters.

In the Unburnt Rebellion Headquarters, he was seen analyzing the map alongside Akui Azurlumen and Urgrakk, surprised seeing the newly-revived Abigail Crysteffor's arrival. After the princess put on her new clothes, Wurtsguard bowed down to Abigail alongside Urgrakk and other members of the Freedom Fighters. Some time later, he was seen discussing the plans with Abigail Crysteffor, Akui Azurlumen, Baator Basaltwalker and Durkkol at a map.

After the rebellion had successfully defeated the Imperial Loyalists, Wurtsguard was seen putting the banner of the newly-formed Unburnt Rebellion, before he turned around and told Abigail about Kane's arrival accompanied by Durkkol and Baator.

Skills: Wurtsguard is presumably a skilled medic. He also wields a golden sword in a brief scene, indicating a degree of proficiency in swordsmanship.)

Lahar [Freedom fighter]: Lahar, the Magma Mage, is an elder Blazekin, old friend of Glutton, defector of the Nether Horde, and a major Magmamancer. He is a folk hero across the Nether, being the inspiration of Akui Azurlumen

Design: Lahar is an elderly Blazekin with orange and dark red fiery skin and a ruffled brownish-orange beard. He wears a black and dark crimson armor with yellow trimmings. Beneath his armor, he possesses red tattoos.

Personality: Lahar is a calm, wise, and composed old man, a strict believer that lava is the source of all life in the nether, not just as a tool for destruction and harm. He is also largely against invasion of other realms, which is the reason why he left the Horde in the first place. However he is not afraid to use his destructive powers for what he believes.

History: Lahar was briefly seen with other members of Freedom Fighters when Baator Basaltwalker mentioned of the rebellion. During the events of the episode, He was somewhere else aiding the Blaze Kingdom fighting the loyalists.

Skills: According to his doc, Lahar is a master in Magmamancy, capable of turning rocks into magma by applying intense heat on them. He can form magma shurikens from small amounts of rocks or magma if there are little materials around or he wanted to avoid excessive collateral damage. He can also absorb external heat to fuel his power, thus he is strongest in his home realm as well as Overworld deserts and volcanoes. As a Blazekin, he is highly resistant to high temperatures, but are very susceptible to water and cold areas.)

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