Uwe Guldenzopf
Names: Uwe GuldenzopfUwe
First appears in Book 1: The Many-Colored Land, chapter 39 (1)
Appearances
What you know
Book 1: The Many-Colored Land
- Ch 44Uwe heads Hunting and Public Safety and will test all newcomers for shape-changers using iron needles.
- Ch 49Uwe was struck by a sword but saved by his meerschaum pipe in his shirt, and fights alongside Burke.
Book 2: The Golden Torc
- Ch 28Uwe Guldenzopf is killed in the fight; Amerie finds only his bearded head.
Connections
- member ofLowlives
- member ofSteering Committee
- ally ofPeopeo Moxmox Burke
- ally ofFelice Landrygray-torc escort
Key moments
- Book 1 · Ch 44Smelters return with iron
Khalid's team returns to Hidden Springs with 220 kilos of iron; three men are lost to Howlers, and Burke orders secrecy about the iron.
- Book 1 · Ch 44Howler impostor killed
The false 'Sigmund', a female Howler, is exposed by Dejah and Khalid, who kills her with an iron lance-blank; Burke tests the others for more impostors.
- Book 1 · Ch 44Steering Committee meeting
The committee reviews preparations for the Finiah attack, adopts testing for shape-changers, and Burke denies Amerie's request to join the fighters.
- Book 1 · Ch 44Steering Committee meeting adjourns
Burke reports the attack timing, members raise new business on iron weapons, drink supplies and later phases of Madame's plan; strategy planning is tabled and the meeting adjourns.
- Book 2 · Ch 20Council of war at the campfire
The party plans to send the torc-factory strike-force to Muriah by riverboat. Claude's alternative plan changes the time-gate action. They agree to try contacting Aiken Drum by farspeech through Elizabeth.
- Book 2 · Ch 20Plans for the river escape settled
The expedition agrees that Felice leaves at dawn with an escort and a noon broadcast is set, while the others scout a boat at the Roniah wharf.
- Book 2 · Ch 27Felice's group rejects Aiken's plan
With no word from Aiken, the saboteurs suspect a trap and decide to assault the torc factory that night by a different route through the front, led by Felice.