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Steward

Last wiki revision 2023-05-28

Stewards are owl-like beings native to Bastion in the Shadowlands. Born of the magic of Death, they serve as groundskeepers and artificers who keep Bastion pristine, assemble anima-fueled automatons known as Centurions, fix anything broken, and offer companionship and support to the kyrian. Stewards exist solely to aid the kyrian, and they become rather depressed if they can't perform their duties. Each steward dotes on a "Paragon" and keeps mementos of their achievements. Mikanikos, the Forgelite Prime, is considered the smartest of all stewards. They are skilled in forging, serving, combat, and otherwise.

  • Lost Featherling drops from mobs in the Temple of Devotion in Bastion.
  • Ruffle can be bought from Adjutant Galos once a Kyrian player has reached Renown (Shadowlands) level 27.
  • Steward Featherling can be bought from Zeleskos once Inside the Park Home Run has been completed.
  • Stewards share animation properties with pygmies, meaning their models can be stacked on top of one another, which can be seen in Hero's Rest, Bastion.
  • In a BlizzCon 2019 interview, Ion Hazzikostas joked that stewards are actually gnome druids in Moonkin Form.
  • Some players jokingly refer to stewards as "swolekin" (a pun on "swole" and owlkin), a term coined by the YouTube content creators Taliesin & Evitel following BlizzCon 2019.
  • In the Cliffs of Respite, there is a statue of a steward doing an underhand conventional deadlift.
  • Stewards have both male and female sound files.
  • Stewards' speech patterns are inspired by the grammatical structures of.
  • Dredger
  • Seeker
  • Cloudstrider

Rector

Categories

  • Stewards
  • Bastion

Source

https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Steward · retrieved 2023-11-13 · CC BY-SA 4.0

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