Arandor
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Epilogue
Only Krawg survived, managing to fly away from the volcano in time. Then he found Alanin, who had already arrived at Haldrik's and together they told him the whole story. The king was upset about the loss of the scepter, but he understood everything perfectly. On Alanin's advice, Haldrik did not send troops to search for the artifact, as this undertaking was hopeless and it would take a long time before they found the scepter of fire...
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Alanin and Krawg
screenshot #2 and screenshot #3
the story of what happened next
The End.
P.S. I enjoyed the campaign; it was very funny at the beginning, and became epic towards the end. And if you remember the other campaign for the dwarves, which is connected to this one (where the protagonist searches for the Hammer of Thors and learns a little about the history of these dwarves along the way), it's even cooler.
Only Krawg survived, managing to fly away from the volcano in time. Then he found Alanin, who had already arrived at Haldrik's and together they told him the whole story. The king was upset about the loss of the scepter, but he understood everything perfectly. On Alanin's advice, Haldrik did not send troops to search for the artifact, as this undertaking was hopeless and it would take a long time before they found the scepter of fire...
screenshot #1
Alanin and Krawg
screenshot #2 and screenshot #3
the story of what happened next
The End.
P.S. I enjoyed the campaign; it was very funny at the beginning, and became epic towards the end. And if you remember the other campaign for the dwarves, which is connected to this one (where the protagonist searches for the Hammer of Thors and learns a little about the history of these dwarves along the way), it's even cooler.
Be strong. Believe