Arandor
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Freedom or death
The dwarves spent several years in these caves. All this time, they could not go outside, as there were too many elves on the surface, and this was the only way out of this captivity. During this time, Tursagan made a scepter, but it did not work properly, no matter what runes the fire lord applied. This made the dwarves think that perhaps it was time to leave their refuge and try to break through the elven siege. However, Durstorn believed that this would be suicide and decided that it would be better to surrender and give the scepter to the elves, but the others were against his plans. After a long argument, Durstorn tried to forcibly take the scepter, but he missed and was struck down by Tursagan's counterattack (I never understood whether they killed him or not. lol).
To the northeast of their refuge, the dwarves discovered a mountain with a cave, which, according to Tursagan, was quite deep and it might be possible to escape through it, but for this they would have to break through the elven outposts. At the same time, they decided the fate of Alanin. They offered him to flee along the road to the south, to the borders of Vesnot, and tell everything to Haldrik. At first, Alanin refused to leave the dwarves, because he had spent ten years with them and they had become almost like a family to him. But he still decided to do it, although the southern road was guarded by elves, but he would also have a hard time in the caves, fleeing from the pursuers.
With great difficulty, but Rugnur with his army broke through the elves. It was easier for Alanin; he quickly ran along the road, and the elves did not even have time to block his way. Now all that remained for both of them was to escape the pursuit...
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the dwarves were a living shield against the attacks of the elves while the main heroes went to the mountain. the last dwarf died just when there was one turn left to the cave)
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Alanin, accompanied by griffins, crosses the river
The dwarves spent several years in these caves. All this time, they could not go outside, as there were too many elves on the surface, and this was the only way out of this captivity. During this time, Tursagan made a scepter, but it did not work properly, no matter what runes the fire lord applied. This made the dwarves think that perhaps it was time to leave their refuge and try to break through the elven siege. However, Durstorn believed that this would be suicide and decided that it would be better to surrender and give the scepter to the elves, but the others were against his plans. After a long argument, Durstorn tried to forcibly take the scepter, but he missed and was struck down by Tursagan's counterattack (I never understood whether they killed him or not. lol).
To the northeast of their refuge, the dwarves discovered a mountain with a cave, which, according to Tursagan, was quite deep and it might be possible to escape through it, but for this they would have to break through the elven outposts. At the same time, they decided the fate of Alanin. They offered him to flee along the road to the south, to the borders of Vesnot, and tell everything to Haldrik. At first, Alanin refused to leave the dwarves, because he had spent ten years with them and they had become almost like a family to him. But he still decided to do it, although the southern road was guarded by elves, but he would also have a hard time in the caves, fleeing from the pursuers.
With great difficulty, but Rugnur with his army broke through the elves. It was easier for Alanin; he quickly ran along the road, and the elves did not even have time to block his way. Now all that remained for both of them was to escape the pursuit...
screenshot #1
the dwarves were a living shield against the attacks of the elves while the main heroes went to the mountain. the last dwarf died just when there was one turn left to the cave)
screenshot #2
Alanin, accompanied by griffins, crosses the river
Be strong. Believe