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Hien

The deposed Crown Prince of Doma who leads the rebellion against Garlean occupation.

Hien is the deposed Crown Prince of Doma, a Far Eastern nation with a proud ninja tradition. He is a central figure in the Stormblood expansion, leading the resistance against the Garlean Empire's occupation of his homeland. His story is one of reclaiming his nation's sovereignty from the brutal oppression of the imperial viceroy, Zenos yae Galvus, and his cruel acting viceroy, Yotsuyu goe Brutus.

Quick Facts

Role
Lord of Doma
First appears
Stormblood Expansion
Weapon
Katana
Location
Doma Castle

Lore & Background

After the Garlean Empire conquered Doma, Hien went into hiding, leaving his people's spirits broken under imperial occupation. The empire's viceroy, Zenos yae Galvus, promoted Yotsuyu goe Brutus, a Doman turncoat who hates her countrymen, to acting viceroy in his absence. Hien's retainer, Gosetsu, comes to recall Yugiri and able-bodied Doman refugees, setting the stage for Hien's return. Unable to confront the Garleans head-on in Ala Mhigo, the Scions of the Seventh Dawn follow Alphinaud's suggestion to foment revolution in Doma to divide the Imperials' forces. Hien joins forces with the player character and the Scions to liberate his homeland.

Reader's Guide

Hien is a key ally in the Stormblood expansion. Players join forces with him to lead the rebellion in Doma, a Far Eastern nation conquered by the Garlean Empire. The empire's viceroy, Zenos yae Galvus, and his acting viceroy, Yotsuyu goe Brutus, oppress the conquered subjects. Hien's retainer Gosetsu recalls Yugiri and able-bodied Doman refugees to aid the cause. The Scions of the Seventh Dawn, including the player character, travel to Doma to support the revolution. Hien's role is central to the narrative of liberating Doma from imperial rule.

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