Honor Bound
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| Publication information | ||||
| Publisher | Wizards of the Coast | |||
| Publication period | April 23 - May 7, 2009 | |||
| URL | Honor Bound | |||
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| Writer(s) | Jenna Helland, Brady Dommermuth, Doug Beyer | |||
| Art director | Jeremy Jarvis | |||
| Illustrator(s) | Nils Hamm | |||
| Letterer(s) | Jino Choi | |||
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Honor Bound is a webcomic about Elspeth Tirel and het squire Aran. It was originally published in three parts in April and May 2009.
Part 1
Elspeth introduces herself as a Knight of Bant. She admits that when the people of Bant would know of her abilities that they would think of her as an angel. However, she doesn't trust her "gift" and prefers to earn her place in heavens by behaving like a knight.
Hearing rumors and frightening tales of invading monsters, and fearing that Ajanis tales about the Conflux are becoming true, Elspeth decides to investigate. Her squire Aran announces that he wants to accompany her to Akrasa. Although Elspeth thinks it would be better for Aran to remain behind and continue his education, she is glad with his company because she doesn't want to be alone. When Aran later questions the urgency that Elspeth feels, the planeswalker remembers her youth as a prisoner along with many other beings, locked tightly away and tortured by Phyrexians.
Arriving at a Rhox monastery near Fort Dawnray, they find blood splattered on the door. Aran first believes that bandits were the cause of this, but Elspeth discovers that a monk had killed his brethren in the night. The boy proves his innate goodness by asking the angels to cleanse the monk's soul. Elspeth argues that not everyone is worth saving, and questions the worthiness of her own rescue when her planeswalker's spark ignited as she was about to be sacrificed by the Phyrexians.
After entering the monastery they find a Grixis incursion zone, and are attacked by Zombies.