Nampole

Nampole is an event-exclusive NPC who appeared in the Event Story Quest Medicine Born of Guilt in Tournament of Glory in Bloom: Act II. He was a Saurian vet and the brother of Imara, a former chief of the Flower-Feather Clan.

Profile

Nampole was very selfless, especially when it came to Saurians. He would do anything to treat any Saurian he came across, including his own Saurian companion, Antu.

Nampole used to have a good relationship with his brother, Imara, and they agreed to host the Bloomflower Trials in order to help Antu while he searched for Ocean Zephyr. In his absence, Imara warped the trials and caused further division among the tribes after learning that the Sacred Flame Crystals could improve a person's strength. Antu ran away after seeing people fight, oblivious to the situation. When Nampole returned, he was shocked to learn what had happened and severed ties with his brother and the tribe, eventually discovering Antu. He would beg the other tribes for the crystals to no avail, which additionally resulted in him being mocked or beaten. After Antu passed away, he dedicated his life to studying medicine and healing as many Saurians as he could and wrote down the truth of the events before dying in the same spot as Antu. This in turn caused his descendants, such as Ifa, to become Saurian veterinarians as well.

Nampole passed away at the location where he buried Antu.^[2] After Milray was healed, Nampole's spirit appeared before him. After saying goodbye to Milray, Antu and Nampole embrace each other in a hug, finally together in the Night Kingdom.

Appearance

Nampole bore a great resemblance to his descendant Ifa, with light-blue to grayish hair.

Quests and Events

Events

• Tournament of Glory in Bloom
  • Act II: Medicine Born of Guilt

Trivia

Etymology

• Nampole may be a variant of Nhampule, a popular name in Mozambique.

Other Languages

Language	Official Name
English	Nampole
Chinese (Simplified)	纳博尔 Nàbó'ěr
Chinese (Traditional)	納博爾 Nàbó'ěr
Japanese	ナンポール Nanpooru
Korean	남폴 Nampol
Spanish	Nampole
French	Nampole
Russian	Нампол Nampol
Thai	Nampole
Vietnamese	Nampole
German	Nampole
Indonesian	Nampole
Portuguese	Nampole
Turkish	Nampole
Italian	Nampole

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