The Quest for Power - Revision history

Quantumsurfer at 05:33, 21 November 2014

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Zahru ii: Zahru ii moved page The Hunt for Majistik Artefacts to The Quest for Power

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Zahru ii moved page The Hunt for Majistik Artefacts to The Quest for Power

Zahru ii: Zahru ii moved page 2. Quest for Power to The Hunt for Majistik Artefacts

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 While the armies were fighting for the next artifact piece in Northeros, Warhead found himself in the hellish realm of the Abyss, severely weakened from banishment. The Abyss was a savage plane full of demonic beings; here the broken and battered Warhead was simply one of the many powerful entities. Doomed to struggle in a wasteland like this, Warhead's chances of survival were slim until Zahru intervened. In an ironic twist of fate, Warhead's mortal enemy asked him to escape the demonrealm and put an end to the Immortal usurpers. Warhead, fueled by vengeance against both Deadlock and Zahru, answered the call. To escape, Warhead had to defeat the demon Hellzebub Lucitar and obtain the Staff of the Underworld: a terrible weapon capable of ripping realities apart.
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+Meanwhile in the Abyss, Warhead managed to best Hellzebub and brutally dismembered him; to further enhance his suffering, Warhead used demon's body as a living anvil on which he forged his new set of armor. Fully restored, Warhead used the Staff of the Underworld and returned to Medivo to settle his score with Deadlock.
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	Overall, the campaign ended with the Forces of Evil being victorious and powerful than ever, while the Empire suffered heavy losses and was about to face its greatest threat ever since its founding.		Overall, the campaign ended with the Forces of Evil being victorious and powerful than ever, while the Empire suffered heavy losses and was about to face its greatest threat ever since its founding.
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		+	The Empire suffered yet another loss in its ranks when Sir Fabio has mysteriously disappeared. He was taken to the court of Warhead by cultists. Warhead revealed to Fabio that he has been dead ever since the first artifact battle. His corpse (along with Ezra's remains) was reanimated and kept alive by Deadlock via a strange item known as the Heart of Darkness. Deadlock's future intents with Fabio remained unknown, as he was disposed by Warhead. The confused and horrified Fabio had his substitute heart ripped out by Warhead; without it, the mortal shell of Fabio rapidly dissolved. Warhead had his own plans with the Heart, but those for the time being had to wait.
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		+	Thankfully, Niol has recovered from his wounds just in time: now that all artifact components have been gathered, the last piece of the puzzle, the prismatic crystal resurfaced in Direwood. Both factions stormed the area to claim it: this time, the Empire received aid from the elves of Evergreen Woods and their Enchantress.
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		+	The Majistik wizards, with the aid of the captive Majisto, were the first to reach the crystal; they reasoned it would be best to take it from the inhabitants of the land and end this farce. The wizards were overconfident though, believing that they could fend off two full armies at once. Consequently, they have been crushed and forced to retreat, leaving Majisto behind.
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		+	The Imperials did their best to halt Warhead's horde, however they suffered heavy losses and were eventually crushed by the onslaught of Ork and Undead: both Niol and the Enchantress had fallen in combat, in the end, only Arthel, Blaze and the elven commander survived, only to be executed by a final barrage.
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		+	Warhead was victorious, and as the winner, he took it all: the artifact components, and the prismatic crystal. Leaving a sea of corpses behind, the Undead-Ork alliance returned to the Fortress of Evil.
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		+	Aftermath
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		+	With the device fully assembled, Warhead was ready to siphon the energies of the prismatic crystal for himself. Before doing so, he broke the Warlock's magic staff, so that he wouldn't get double-crossed during the process. Absorbing the prismatic crystal's energies, Warhead's power rose to a thousandfold, turning him into one of the most powerful entities on Northeros. With such awesome power at his hands, Warhead decided to leave this realm behind and conquer other worlds. Before he left though, he augmented the Warlock's powers greatly, and gave him the Staff of the Underworld. He also revealed his final creation: Ezra von Bragstein, a horrific creature made from the remains of Karl and Ezra, powered by the Heart of Darkness. Warhead left his empire in their hands, and left Medivo to conquer realms beyond.
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		+	Alone on the battlefield, Majisto was horrified by the casualties and death of great heroes. After giving them a proper burial, the wizard vowed to cast aside neutrality and aid the Empire, as it was the Majistik's carelessness and passive attitude that caused all this bloodshed.
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		+	Somewhere in the wilds, Arthel, Blaze and the elvenknight have awakened. Surprised that they were still alive, the elvenknight explained that it was due to a teleportation gem the Enchantress gave to him. He also revealed that in fact, he was no elf, but Apollyon himself, much to the surprise of the other two. Their relief was short-lived though, as they soon discovered that they got teleported into enemy territory, and without their weapons.
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		+	Overall, the campaign ended with the Forces of Evil being victorious and powerful than ever, while the Empire suffered heavy losses and was about to face its greatest threat ever since its founding.

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 The Quest for Power, also known as the Coming Storm, was a lengthy campaign following Warhead's rise to power in Northeros and allying with the Immortals. The goal of the campaign was to collect pieces of a long-forgotten Majistik artefact, which when reassembled, could be used as a device to unleash powers stored by the prismatic crystal. The prismatic crystal was created by the Majistik during the War of Unification as a source of immense magikal power if needed. Afterwards they hid it along with the components of the device that was used to charge up the crystal to various places within Northeros. This was the first large-scale event that affected all warring sides of Northeros.
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 Act 3 - Power of Destruction
 Deadlock decided that it was time for him to take the initiative. After returning to the fortress of evil, Warhead blamed him for causing major setbacks. Deadlock reminded Warhead that he is an ally to the Undead, but not his pawn, and deduced that their lack of success was in fact because of their incompetent leader. Warhead couldn't tolerate such insolence and attacked the Immortal. Their duel ended with Deadlock winning: he banished the beaten Warhead to the Abyss. Deadlock knew Warhead would have no means of return, so he left him to rot and disperse away there. Deadlock took over the undead and issued his allies to lead armies towards the third artifact.
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 Act 4 - Power Up North

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