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Coltaines Fall Hark and I shall tell you a tale, of black feathers and defiance in death and crows sleeping. A story of Coltaine and his burden of dogs. His journey from which he never left, for it and he suffered from a thousand cuts and bled. Watch as his train ambles, across the river to the endless beat of thousands of arrows, leaving soldiers armor in shambles. See him send the historian away refugees in tow, as Coltaine and his men about face to face their foe. A three day battle and crows weeping. Arriving at closed doors after that impossible journey to the hold. Witness ten thousand hearts breaking as Coltaine is de