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Who Is Garrison? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Garrison (Creator-Owned): Garrison is the most notable sword fighter of his time. It is said that half the prisoners of skyhold were brought into custody by the swordsman.

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Garrison is a Creator-Owned comic book character, with over 18 comic issue appearances. Garrison is the most notable sword fighter of his time. It is said that half the prisoners of skyhold were brought into custody by the swordsman.

Who is Garrison?

Origin Garrison was trained by the great swordsman and leader of King Vaneer's Marshal Paladins , Maestro . It is said that Garrison was Maestro's greatest student, far surpassing Maestro's own abilities at a young age. Deciding that joining the strict force of paladins would be a waste of talent, Garrison became a "lone wolf" swordsman; part vigilante. Garrison has always had the desire to fight for himself and his own beliefs rather than for king and country. Garrison had a natural attraction towards great heroes of his time and began fighting alongside the greatest hero of his era, Aramus . Together, the two were able to overcome the greatest evils of the world, Garrison wielding his blade and Aramus wielding the magic power of the gauntlets. They imprisoned many of the worlds most powerful villains, banishing those unfortunate evil doers to Skyhold ; A floating fortress in the sky, with cells bound and protected by the meditation of several monks. For a time, Garrison became very close to Aramus, looking up to the hero as a father-figure.

Key facts

Garrison is of human origin. The character is published by Creator-Owned. With 18 recorded issue appearances, Garrison ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

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Who is Garrison?

Garrison is the most notable sword fighter of his time. It is said that half the prisoners of skyhold were brought into custody by the swordsman.

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