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| image = [[Image:Iseldur.jpg|250px]] |
| image = [[Image:Iseldur.jpg|250px]] |
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− | | name = Iseldir |
+ | | name = [[File:Iseldir nameplate.png|250px]] |
| aka = Druid Chieftain |
| aka = Druid Chieftain |
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− | | race = Human |
+ | | race = Human |
+ | Warlock |
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| gender = Male |
| gender = Male |
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| family = |
| family = |
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− | | affiliation = Druids<br>[[Merlin]]<br>[[Mordred]]<br>[[Arthur Pendragon]] |
+ | | affiliation = [[Druid|Druids]]<br>[[Merlin]]<br>[[Mordred]]<br>[[Arthur Pendragon]]<br>[[Gwaine]]<br>[[Druid Boy]]<br> [[Sir Leon]] (briefly) |
− | | enemies = [[Uther Pendragon]]<br>[[Julius Borden]] |
+ | | enemies = [[Uther Pendragon]] † <br>[[Julius Borden]] † |
| portrayer = [[Trevor Sellers]] |
| portrayer = [[Trevor Sellers]] |
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| appearances = ''[[The Beginning of the End]]''<br>''[[The Coming of Arthur|The Coming of Arthur: Part One]]''<br>''[[Aithusa (episode)|Aithusa]]''}} |
| appearances = ''[[The Beginning of the End]]''<br>''[[The Coming of Arthur|The Coming of Arthur: Part One]]''<br>''[[Aithusa (episode)|Aithusa]]''}} |
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− | '''Iseldir''' is a [[druid]] chieftain |
+ | '''Iseldir''' is a [[druid]] chieftain who dwells in his [[Druid|druid]] clan, he was once in possession of the [[Cup of Life]] and a part of the [[Triskelion]]. |
==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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− | When Arthur returned [[Mordred]] to his kind, Iseldir thanked him and declared the druids to be forever indebted to the prince for the kindness he had shown them (''[[The Beginning of the End]]''). |
+ | When [[Arthur]] returned [[Mordred]] to his kind, Iseldir thanked him and declared the druids to be forever indebted to the prince for the kindness he had shown them (''[[The Beginning of the End]]''). |
− | After [[Merlin (character)|Merlin]] killed [[Nimueh]], the [[Cup of Life]] fell from her possession to Iseldir's for an unknown reason. He now leads a group of Druids inside [[Cenred]]'s kingdom, near to the border of Camelot, his group Druids looked for survivors among the fallen patrol from Camelot after they were slaughtered on Cenred's orders. [[Sir Leon]] was the only one they could save. Iseldir |
+ | After [[Merlin (character)|Merlin]] killed [[Nimueh]], the [[Cup of Life]] fell from her possession to Iseldir's for an unknown reason. He now leads a group of Druids inside [[Cenred]]'s kingdom, near to the border of [[Camelot]], his group Druids looked for survivors among the fallen patrol from Camelot after they were slaughtered on Cenred's orders. [[Sir Leon]] was the only one they could save. Iseldir used The Cup of to life restore Sir Leon back to health. |
− | Uther Pendragon sent Arthur on a quest to take the Cup from the Druids and have it stored in the Vaults of Camelot. Once Arthur found the Druids, Iseldir handed him the Cup but warned him of |
+ | [[Uther Pendragon]] sent Arthur on a quest to take the Cup from the Druids and have it stored in the Vaults of Camelot. Once Arthur found the Druids, Iseldir handed him the Cup but warned him of its powers. As Arthur left, Iseldir telepathically contacted Merlin, referring to him by his Druid name, Emrys, informing him that he was now the Cup's caretaker (''[[The Coming of Arthur]]''). It is unknown if the cup returned to his hands after [[Morgana]]'s dethroning. |
− | In the druid Camp where Julius Borden broke in, he seemed live there, upon finding him, he led the druids after him, when Borden grabbed another druid, he told him that the Traskelion was not worth |
+ | In the druid Camp where Julius Borden broke in, he seemed to live there, upon finding him, he led the druids after him, when Borden grabbed another druid, he told him that the Traskelion was not worth someone's life, only for Borden to reply, "why not, I have wasted 20 years of my life on it." |
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⚫ | As they camp during the night, Merlin hears a voice inside his head calling to him and it leads him to the Druids. The Iseldir tell Merlin that Borden has stolen the keys parts from them and that the way to the tomb is at a place which appears to be a dead end. They also warn him that the key is also a trap, as is the [[Tomb of Ashkanar|tomb]] itself (''[[Aithusa (episode)|Aithusa]])''. |
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⚫ | As they camp during the night, Merlin hears a voice inside his head calling to him and it leads him to the Druids. The Iseldir tell Merlin that Borden has stolen the keys parts from them and that the way to the tomb is at a place which appears to be a dead end. They also warn him that the key is also a trap, as is the tomb itself (''[[Aithusa (episode)|Aithusa]])''. |
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==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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+ | ;Series 4 |
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+ | :[[Aithusa (episode)|Aithusa]] |
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Revision as of 16:57, 9 October 2016
Iseldir is a druid chieftain who dwells in his druid clan, he was once in possession of the Cup of Life and a part of the Triskelion.
Biography
When Arthur returned Mordred to his kind, Iseldir thanked him and declared the druids to be forever indebted to the prince for the kindness he had shown them (The Beginning of the End).
After Merlin killed Nimueh, the Cup of Life fell from her possession to Iseldir's for an unknown reason. He now leads a group of Druids inside Cenred's kingdom, near to the border of Camelot, his group Druids looked for survivors among the fallen patrol from Camelot after they were slaughtered on Cenred's orders. Sir Leon was the only one they could save. Iseldir used The Cup of to life restore Sir Leon back to health.
Uther Pendragon sent Arthur on a quest to take the Cup from the Druids and have it stored in the Vaults of Camelot. Once Arthur found the Druids, Iseldir handed him the Cup but warned him of its powers. As Arthur left, Iseldir telepathically contacted Merlin, referring to him by his Druid name, Emrys, informing him that he was now the Cup's caretaker (The Coming of Arthur). It is unknown if the cup returned to his hands after Morgana's dethroning.
In the druid Camp where Julius Borden broke in, he seemed to live there, upon finding him, he led the druids after him, when Borden grabbed another druid, he told him that the Traskelion was not worth someone's life, only for Borden to reply, "why not, I have wasted 20 years of my life on it."
As they camp during the night, Merlin hears a voice inside his head calling to him and it leads him to the Druids. The Iseldir tell Merlin that Borden has stolen the keys parts from them and that the way to the tomb is at a place which appears to be a dead end. They also warn him that the key is also a trap, as is the tomb itself (Aithusa).
Appearances
- Series 1
- The Beginning of the End
- Series 3
- The Coming of Arthur: Part One
- Series 4
- Aithusa