History WMG / Redwall

In the far far past, Dragons, hobbits, dwarves, elves... etc... lived on the Earth, then called Middle-Earth. But the world evolved. The world modernized into a parallel world to ours, where the fantasy creatures still existed but were hidden from the non-magical beings, jump about 2000 years later, a cataclysm caused all the humans and fantasy creatures to die out, all that was left were the animals. The very last human left was the wizard Radagast the Brown who with his magic stayed young for millenniums. He cast one last spell on the world's woodland creatures to start a new way of life before he passed on.

In the far far past, Dragons, hobbits, dwarves, elves... etc... lived on the Earth, then called Middle-Earth. But the world evolved. The world modernized into a parallel world to ours, where the fantasy creatures still existed but were hidden from the muggles, jump about 2000 years later, a cataclysm caused all the humans and fantasy creatures to die out, all that was left were the animals. The very last human left was the wizard Radagast the Brown who with his magic stayed young for millenniums. He cast one last spell on the world's woodland creatures to start a new way of life before he passed on.

* Um... do keep in mind, that Woodlanders fear and judge vermin for a reason. Namely because they DO do evil things. Throughout the series Vermin kill and enslave whenever they can sometimes just for the heck of it, and for fun. That is "unjust prejudice?"
I admit you can't judge all vermin, but Woodlanders don't take any chances, so vermin have to earn their trust before obtaining their friendship, which has happened a few times.

It affected every species, and affected individuals went berserk. Mercifully, they adapted ere long. They adapted in different ways though. Cats, rats and most mustelids all have it but it does not affect them as much; it just makes them more easily angered. Lagomorphs, badgers, and most rodents don't normally get it, but those who do only have it flare up in extreme fight-or-flight--it's called the Bloodwrath.

This sort of ties in with the idea that each of his successors are his reincarnations - perhaps his sword contains his Exaltation, and that's why they seem to attain mastery so quickly. I think he's either a Dawn or a Zenith, based on his abilities.

[[WMG: Martin The Warrior is an animal reincarnation of the [[AvatarTheLastAirbender Avatar]].]]

[[WMG: Martin's sword is a [[AssassinsCreed Piece of Eden]].]]

We know from the second AssassinsCreed game that one of the pieces is sword-shaped. Somehow, before his death, Martin managed to unlock the secrets of the sword, and give it simple instructions. Now it protects the abbey, using induced visions to guide prospective owners and torment anyone who threatens the people Martin swore to protect. It also gives free sword training brain downloads on contact.

* Redwall takes place in the same universe as {{Jack}}?

* As far as this troper can tell it's just (in [=DnD=] terms) a masterwork adamantine greatsword. It's only special quality appears to be cutting through steel and meteors are said to be a common source of adamantine.

Blood ties are extremely important in the Redwall verse. Martin is able to speak to Matthias through visions even when Matthias isn't holding the sword because they are distantly related. This explains why Martin's contact with other wielders of his sword (besides Mattimeo and Martin II, who are both descendants of Matthias) is much less direct.
* Though this raises the question of ''how'' they're related. Martin was the last living member of his family and it's been stated that he had no children.
** Eh. He settles down and hangs up his sword at the end of ''TheLegendOfLuke''. Maybe he fooled around with somebody on the side? Probably not BJ's way, though.

We know from the second game that one of the pieces is sword-shaped. Somehow, before his death, Martin managed to unlock the secrets of the sword, and give it simple instructions. Now it protects the abbey, using induced visions to guide prospective owners and torment anyone who threatens the people Martin swore to protect. It also gives free sword training brain downloads on contact.

[[WMG: If Matthias is a reincarnation of Martin, Cornflower is a reincarnation of Rose.]]

A very horrible Xenophobic religion! Stoat eats birds? HES EVIL! Rat is farming peacefully? HE KILLED THE POOR BEAST IN CHARGE OF THE FARM! Fox fishing peacefully? [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking SHE IS DOING IT EVILLY! ]]
Martin was highly racial of "Vermin" Because he was 'enslaved' by the bad kind of fox, and he had very crappy luck and ran into another "Vermin" who he instantly said was evil due to childhood traumatic experience, killed him,and made up a lie to justify the means, he was EVIL. Evil! that's all he had to say! "He was attacking an innocent mouse! what else was I to do then to slay him?" He came across a Wild cat who was simply playing a "game" of King of the Hill with a castle with a group of woodlanders. fed them LIES about the Wild cat to, again, Justify why he must kill her. using his mastery of speech ( which he excelled in after a 'crusade against evil' spree of lies and hated. ) then got his ass handed to him only not to die because of plot, and the stories are all LIES told by the point of view of the main character, who was told MORE lies to by the Abbey-Beast to fuel the vicious cycle of hatred in Martin's happy little Abbey!
In Veil's case, he was the son of a "Vermin" and therefor treated like crap and probably not fed or taken care of properly, therefor he 'Stole' food and played 'tricks', which were not [[ForTheEvulz for the Evulz]] but for attention, he is DIEING, he NEEDS FOOD, WATER,FRIENDS. and in the end he did something beast other than woodlanders from around the Abbey saw so they could not change that tidbit in the story, so they twist and turn the words and actions of the poor little guy to make him seen as people have said 'Horrid little bastard' so if somebeast from that area reads it they will assume its the 'Real' Story and thus spread the facts. despite that grandpa and Nana were there and they are still alive to tell the tale they saw him do something for the greater good, they lied just for a good story and Veil was a 'Horrid little bastard'.

Look at other "Vermin" in the story, the odds, the unbelievable feats against them in favor of the good guys, they are IMPOSSIBLE! They are to embellish the views of the Cult and spread the glorious word of Martin! and you fell for it, [[UnwittingPawn hook, line and sinker. ]]

** Well, ''Jack'' does feature Artie working at Saint Ninian's Hospital and reading ''Redwall'' to the kids ("[[TearJerker I can't read dis book ...]]").

[[WMG: Vermin are suffering from fetal alcohol syndrome.]]
The vermin show many signs of FAS if not unintended, drinking is very common in the redwall world and the advancements of the vermin are not great enough to understand this risk which there species may not be adapted too. Symptoms [from the other wiki] can include learning disabilities, poor impulse control, poor personal boundaries, poor anger management, stubbornness, intrusive behavior, ADHD, poor judgment, mental retardation, confusion under pressure, poor abstract skills, difficulty distinguishing between fantasy and reality, expressive or receptive language disorders, grasp parts but not whole concepts, lack understanding of metaphor, idioms, or sarcasm, poor motor skills, poor social skills, aggressiveness, and physical deformities. All vermin have shown at least 5 of these things if not more, all of them, from birth; Cluny probably showed every single one to some degree.

* As far as this troper can tell it's just (in DnD terms) a masterwork adamantine greatsword. It's only special quality appears to be cutting through steel and meteors are said to be a common source of adamantine.

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Look at other "Vermin" in the story, the odds, the unbelievable feats against them in favor of the good guys, they are IMPOSSIBLE! They are to embellish the views of the Cult and spread the glorious word of Martin! and you fell for it, [[XanatosSucker hook, line and sinker. ]]