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| Game Map - Western Vandaria Mainland |
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The Opening Movie Scene
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7fAWXtkXYA
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Regarded by many wargamers as THE best fantasy wargame ever made, SSI's Sword of Aragon is a true precursor of later classics Conquered Kingdoms and SSI's own Fantasy General. Set in the Aragonian Empire, you are heir of the late Duke of Aladda, and your task is to once again extend Aladda's dominion and eventually crown yourself king in Tetrada. Executing your father's will properly means raising and equipping an army, then venturing forth to do battle against the dastardly foes threatening Aladda and its surroundings. Your success in Sword of Aragon depends on careful allocation of precious resources, astute military planning, and deft combat maneuvers. Knights, priests, warriors, mages, rangers, cavalry, infantry, and bowmen are some of the units you can recruit, and in true AD&D fashion, you can equip them with different armor types. Nothing in the game will strike anyone today as a big deal, but back in 1989 it was a revolutionary title that attracted many non-wargamers to the genre. Excellent AI and addictive gameplay help Sword of Aragon remain one of the most playable and replayable fantasy wargames ever. Two thumbs up!
At the outset of the game, the player has the option of selecting a scenario and family. The chosen scenario only changes the relative power and territories of the families, although the minor families are only present in one or two scenarios. Ultimately, the player is charged with conquering the entire map.
Link: http://guides.ign.com/guides/811719/index.html
Introduction
Even in victory, Kratos was defeated. After toppling Ares, the reigning God of War, Kratos was made a god, but did not have his original wishes fulfilled. The cruelty of the gods will not soon be forgotten.
In God of War 2, it's Kratos's chance for vengeance. But traveling back in time to reverse fate won't be easy. The path to revenge is littered with obstacles, some small, some monstrous. With new enemies to battle and more bosses to face, this adventure will be Kratos's toughest challenge to date.
Forget the gods—may the Titans be with you.
In this God of War 2 online strategy guide, you'll find:
BASICS // General tips for stringing combos and building Kratos's strength.
WALKTHROUGH // Comprehensive God of War 2 walkthrough with puzzle solutions and boss tips.
SECRETS // Unlockable info, plus tips for collecting all Gorgon Eyes and Phoenix Feathers.
Walkthrough : (Table of contents)
http://guides.ign.com/guides/811719/page_37.html
Table of Contents
God of War 2 is a seamless adventure with no defined stages. To break up the walkthrough into consumable segments, we've separated the walkthrough into sections based on save points. Each save point has a unique name that you can see when you load your game. Match your save point to the list of save points below to find the section of the walkthrough you need.
Rhodes Rhodes Bathhouse Rhodes Palace Eastern Ramparts Return from Hades Lair of the Titan The Hand Cavern Fire of Olympus Typhon's Cavernous Prison The Temple of Lahkesis The Garden of Lahkesis Pathway to the Steeds The Steeds of Time The Divine Pools Destiny's Atrium The Bog of the Forgotten The Temple of Euryale The Ruins of the Forgotten River of the Forgotten The Temple of Euryale Lowlands Vista Euryale's Defeat Catacombs of the Fallen Courtyard of Atropos The Edge of Creation Courtyard of Atropos Crossing the Lowlands The Great Chasm The Face of Atlas Inside the Mighty Titan Ascension of Atlas The Great Chasm The East Auditorium Auditorium of Lahkesis The East Auditorium The Garden of the Gods Sacrifice to the Fates The West Auditorium Entrance to the Underground The Phoenix Chamber Releasing the Phoenix Temple of the Fates The Throne of the Fates The Temple of the Oracle The Throne of the Fates Before the Loom The Loom Chamber The Summit of Sacrifice
Guide by: Mark Ryan Sallee
http://www.mythwaronline.com
