Statue of Saint Edgar
| “ | To my foes, or my own death... | ” |
| — Saint Edgar, drinking from The Chalice before battle | ||
Edgar is a long-dead Hammerite, sainted by the church. The actions of St. Edgar have had a Church and a Holiday named after him. Edgar has at least one book written about him. One is titled, Glory of St. Edgar. A note to Brother Partis states the book is, damaged, but legible[1].
Story of Saint Edgar[]
St. Edgar was a mighty warrior. He and his men were worn from many days of battle. He prayed with The Chalice to The Master Builder, asking for the gift of death, saying, to [his] foes, or [his] own death. Drinking from the chalice, he felt The Builders strength, and his foes were defeated[2].