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'''Langrisser II''' is the sequel to [[Warsong]]. It was later ported to the [[Super Nintendo]] as '''Der Langrisser''' and the [[PC-FX]] as '''Der Langrisser FX'''; both these versions featured multiple endings and improved graphics. It was later included with Warsong on the [[PlayStation]] compilation [[Langrisser I & II]] and the [[Saturn]] compilations [[Langrisser: Dramatic Edition]] and [[Langrisser Tribute]]. These compilations, despite referring to the game as Langrisser II, are actually using the Der Langrisser code. | '''Langrisser II''' is the sequel to [[Warsong]]. It was later ported to the [[Super Nintendo]] as '''Der Langrisser''' and the [[PC-FX]] as '''Der Langrisser FX'''; both these versions featured multiple endings and improved graphics. It was later included with Warsong on the [[PlayStation]] compilation [[Langrisser I & II]] and the [[Saturn]] compilations [[Langrisser: Dramatic Edition]] and [[Langrisser Tribute]]. These compilations, despite referring to the game as Langrisser II, are actually using the Der Langrisser code. | ||
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Revision as of 00:05, 4 November 2008
Template:Infobox Langrisser II is the sequel to Warsong. It was later ported to the Super Nintendo as Der Langrisser and the PC-FX as Der Langrisser FX; both these versions featured multiple endings and improved graphics. It was later included with Warsong on the PlayStation compilation Langrisser I & II and the Saturn compilations Langrisser: Dramatic Edition and Langrisser Tribute. These compilations, despite referring to the game as Langrisser II, are actually using the Der Langrisser code.
Langrisser II takes place many years after the first. The kingdom of Baltia (the good guys in Langrisser) is gone, and a new world power called the Rayguard Empire has risen. Led by Emperor Bernhart and his four generals, it has been taking over the surrounding countries and searching for something... what is it? You'll find out as you play the game.
Table of Contents
- Knights of the Rayguard Empire
- Besieged Manor
- Mountain Ambush
- The Light Shrine
- A Werewolf Howls
- The Lone Warrior
- Revival of the Old Spirits
- The Great Bridge
- The Siege of Karzas Castle
- The Defender of the Raul River
- Inside the Flame
- The Holy Land Reital
- Battle with the Fire Dragon Corps
- The Race for Langrisser
- The Battle at Roleck River
- The Blue Dragon Knights Again
- Emperor Bernhart
- The Dark Princess Larna
- Battle at Mireil
- The Red Sea
- Marionette
- Alhazard's Revival
- The Light Rod
- Light and Dark
- The Continent's Strongest Knights
- The Black Dragon Sorcerer's Trap
- The End of a Legend