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The War of Shadows was a conflict instigated by the empire of [[Dolhr]] against most other nations on the continent of Archanea. Dolhr was lead by [[Medeus]], the last [[earth dragon]] revived by the sorcerer [[Gharnef]]; Dolhr allied itself with a number of the continent's strongest nations before launching its invasion of the nation of [[Archanea (nation)|Archanea]], eventually conquering most of the continent by Archanean year 604. Prince [[Marth]] of [[Altea]] fled when his nation was conquered, and began a revolt against Dolhr in 604. Marth's army formed the [[Archanean League]] and liberated the nations conquered by Dolhr, defeated its allies, and reclaimed the [[Falchion (Archanea)|Falchion]] with which Marth then defeated Medeus, ending the War of Shadows in the year 605. | The War of Shadows was a conflict instigated by the empire of [[Dolhr]] against most other nations on the continent of Archanea. Dolhr was lead by [[Medeus]], the last [[earth dragon]] revived by the sorcerer [[Gharnef]]; Dolhr allied itself with a number of the continent's strongest nations before launching its invasion of the nation of [[Archanea (nation)|Archanea]], eventually conquering most of the continent by Archanean year 604. Prince [[Marth]] of [[Altea]] fled when his nation was conquered, and began a revolt against Dolhr in 604. Marth's army formed the [[Archanean League]] and liberated the nations conquered by Dolhr, defeated its allies, and reclaimed the [[Falchion (Archanea)|Falchion]] with which Marth then defeated Medeus, ending the War of Shadows in the year 605. | ||
Most nations weakened by the War of Shadows, but Archanea underwent a significant reconstruction effort, becoming the strongest nation on the continent. Gharnef used the [[Darksphere]] to twist its emperor [[Hardin]] into a tyrant; Hardin then led Archanea to conquer the continent, starting the [[War of Heroes (Mystery of the Emblem)|War of Heroes]] over one year after the War of Shadows ended. | Most nations were weakened by the War of Shadows, but Archanea underwent a significant reconstruction effort, becoming the strongest nation on the continent. Gharnef used the [[Darksphere]] to twist its emperor [[Hardin]] into a tyrant; Hardin then led Archanea to conquer the continent, starting the [[War of Heroes (Mystery of the Emblem)|War of Heroes]] over one year after the War of Shadows ended. | ||
Note that this article adheres to canon as defined by ''Mystery of the Emblem'' Book II and its remake. In ''Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light'' and its remakes, some events—such as recruiting [[Tiki]] or creating [[Starlight]]—are not required in gameplay, but are implied or required to have occurred in ''Mystery of the Emblem''{{'}}s story; such events are noted as appropriate. Additionally, all playable characters in ''Shadow Dragon'' reappear in ''New Mystery of the Emblem'' and are presumed to have been recruited—including [[sidequest]]-exclusive characters—and survived, with three exceptions: [[Arran]] and [[Samson]], where it is left ambiguous which character was recruited; and [[Nagi]], where it is implied she was not recruited.<ref>{{cite|'''Marth:''' You're...<br>'''Kris:''' Another ally from the previous war, sire?<br>'''Marth:''' No, I don't believe we've ever met. But, why...? I have the strangest feeling that I know her...|[[Marth]] and [[Kris]] in [[The Dragon's Table|Chapter 22]]|New Mystery of the Emblem}}; additionally, accessing [[The Alterspire|Chapter 24x]]—and thus recruiting [[Nagi]]—in {{title|Shadow Dragon}} requires that [[Tiki]] be defeated as a playable character and the [[Falchion (Archanea)|Falchion]] not in Marth's possession, both of which are contradicted by ''New Mystery of the Emblem''.</ref> | Note that this article adheres to canon as defined by ''Mystery of the Emblem'' Book II and its remake. In ''Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light'' and its remakes, some events—such as recruiting [[Tiki]] or creating [[Starlight]]—are not required in gameplay, but are implied or required to have occurred in ''Mystery of the Emblem''{{'}}s story; such events are noted as appropriate. Additionally, all playable characters in ''Shadow Dragon'' reappear in ''New Mystery of the Emblem'' and are presumed to have been recruited—including [[sidequest]]-exclusive characters—and survived, with three exceptions: [[Arran]] and [[Samson]], where it is left ambiguous which character was recruited; and [[Nagi]], where it is implied she was not recruited.<ref>{{cite|'''Marth:''' You're...<br>'''Kris:''' Another ally from the previous war, sire?<br>'''Marth:''' No, I don't believe we've ever met. But, why...? I have the strangest feeling that I know her...|[[Marth]] and [[Kris]] in [[The Dragon's Table|Chapter 22]]|New Mystery of the Emblem}}; additionally, accessing [[The Alterspire|Chapter 24x]]—and thus recruiting [[Nagi]]—in {{title|Shadow Dragon}} requires that [[Tiki]] be defeated as a playable character and the [[Falchion (Archanea)|Falchion]] not in Marth's possession, both of which are contradicted by ''New Mystery of the Emblem''.</ref> | ||
