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{{quote| This village was founded by Clift the Crusader following the Final Battle, and we are his descendants. | Zorak}}
{{quote| This village was founded by Clift the Crusader following the Final Battle, and we are his descendants. | Zorak}}


Clift is the founder of [[Warriors' Village]], founding the village after the event of the [[Final Battle]]<ref>"This village was founded by Clift the Crusader following the Final Battle, and we are his descendants." - Zorak ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>. Warriors' Village defended the [[Lorimar]] region from [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia|Harmonian]] Invasion, which eventually led to Clift brokering a truce with [[Hikusaak]] which granted the Lorimar region autonomy<ref>"{{h:title|The holy warrior of legend who defended the Lorimar province from the Holy Kingdom of Harmonia|かつてハルモ二ア神聖国の攻撃からロリマ一地方を守リとおした伝説的な英雄。}}" - {{h:title|Suikoden Dictionary|幻想水滸伝大辞典}}</ref>.  
Clift is a legendary hero, known as the founder of [[Warriors' Village]], founding the village after the event of the [[Final Battle]]. Warriors' Village defended the [[Lorimar]] region from [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia|Harmonian]] Invasion, which eventually led to Clift brokering a truce with [[Hikusaak]] which granted the Lorimar region autonomy.


Clift remained a popular figure within Warriors' Village lore. After the [[Gate Rune War]], [[Zorak]] referred to Clift as "our father<ref>"Our father, Clift the Crusader..." - Zorak ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>" and  both Zorak and [[Tengaar]] traced their ancestry directly to Clift<ref>"This village was founded by Clift the Crusader following the Final Battle, and we are his descendants." - Zorak ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>. New warriors in the village are typically designated as "sons of Clift the Crusader<ref>"You are Hix of the Warriors' Village, son of Clift the Crusader." - Zorak ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>."  
Clift's mastery of both the sword and [[rune]] magic earned him the title of "Crusader" and he would remain a popular figure within Warriors' Village lore. Both [[Zorak]] and [[Tengaar]] traced their ancestry directly to Clift and new warriors in the village are typically designated as "sons of Clift the Crusader."


==References==
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* Genso Suikoden Genso Shinsho Vol. 9 2002 Summer Issue (4-7753-0088-1), page 79
# [[Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia]] (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), page 85
# [[Genso Suikoden Genso Shinsho Vol. 9 2002 Summer Issue]] (ISBN 4-7753-0088-1), page 79
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Clift (クリフト, Kurifuto). also known as Clift the Crusader (聖戦士クリフト, Seisen Samurai Kurifuto) is a minor character mentioned in Suikoden. Clift is the founder of Warriors' Village.

Biography

Suikoden

This village was founded by Clift the Crusader following the Final Battle, and we are his descendants.

—  Zorak

Clift is a legendary hero, known as the founder of Warriors' Village, founding the village after the event of the Final Battle. Warriors' Village defended the Lorimar region from Harmonian Invasion, which eventually led to Clift brokering a truce with Hikusaak which granted the Lorimar region autonomy.

Clift's mastery of both the sword and rune magic earned him the title of "Crusader" and he would remain a popular figure within Warriors' Village lore. Both Zorak and Tengaar traced their ancestry directly to Clift and new warriors in the village are typically designated as "sons of Clift the Crusader."

References

  1. Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), page 85
  2. Genso Suikoden Genso Shinsho Vol. 9 2002 Summer Issue (ISBN 4-7753-0088-1), page 79


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