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Defender of Brandor: You destroyed the helmet with your most powerful weapon, stopping Antares and The Malevolence's invasion. HeChaos is angered at you going back on their bargain but gets intercepted by Belgrave. Templar Knights proceed to imprison HeChaos. You were led to out to the town square of Suul's Gateway in which the townsfolk cheer your name. You are rewarded with a great chest full of riches and is dubbed the Knight Commander of the Templar Church and Companion of the Defenders of Brandor.
Betrayer of Brandor: You had worn the helmet and got possessed by the Emperor,making him ressurect again.you had thrown 2 people out of the window,and had conquered Suul's Gateway.Your goal is to conquer not only Brandor,but Tritonia.Somebody might stop him,but I am not telling you.
Basically a mix between Swords and Sandals 4 and Swords and Sandals 2. You use gems (sort of like special money) and coins. You get to choose from 5 different classes and 8 different races. You get different sets of boxes instead of like swords and sandals 2 & 3 where you go to different shops. Shops is one option and that option has 6 different shops. In Swords and Sandals 5 Redux,it is the sequel to Swords and Sandals 2 Redux. Champions shrink to sizes of gladiators from this redux's prequel.
The events of Swords and Sandals all take place on the world of Tritonia, a large Earth-like world in a system of five planets surrounding two suns, a large yellow and a smaller blue sun. One large pale moon orbits slowly. Tritonia is dominated by 85% ocean and three continents that make up the rest of the planet.
The events of Swords and Sandals take place in Brandor. To the north, the world is bordered by vast mountains which end in polar ice. To the south, the heat of the deserts keep all but the most hardy traveller at bay, and to the west and east, trackless oceans filled with a great many islands.
Before the advent of the Constellation Mirror, Tritonia was a lush but mostly empty planet. Native fauna and flora of various sizes roamed freely, but no creatures of any particular intellect called the planet their home. Some six hundred years ago, everything changed. A great portal appeared, shimmering and black. Through it, the night sky could be seen, a lake of stars and galaxies.
The Constellation Mirror is a sentient wormhole that opens every half century and emits a beacon, pulling through it creatures and civilizations from other parts of the universe. The Mirror observes and learns from these creatures but thus far has remained neutral, learning of good and evil over the years.
Through this mirror, the first races stepped. They were the Precursors. They built cities, fought, explored and settled. Some of the Precursor races flourished, like the Phaetorians and the Braxians. Others vanished into antiquity. And still, at the height of summer every fiftieth year, the Mirror would blaze brightly and new creatures would step through and forge themselves a life in this brave new world. Some were terrible beasts like the giant Sledgars, terrifying giant men with mighty ice hammers. Others, great sailors like the one-eyed Cycladians, who would begin to chart the four mighty oceans of the world.
The years that kicked of the classic Swords and Sandals era were dominated by a great nautical struggle to control the four oceans of Tritonia. In the year 586 CM, the naval dominance of the Phaetorian Armada collapsed, when over 95% of its fleet was wiped out in a series of planet shaking storms.
A mad scramble began as the new year broke out. Islands and colonies rid themselves of Phaetorian rule and began to revolt. A generation of self-styled Pirate Lords appeared on the oceans and waged great and terrible battles against each other for control of the new ocean boundaries.
After just three months, the resource war was settled and Phaetor reclaimed control of the oceans, though many new individuals would rise to fame and power thanks to the great bounties of the sea. This conflict would come to be known amongst the people as the Four Oceans War, even though it would only last less than a hundred days.
At the end of the Four Oceans War, the Beastlord Arglaxx did not immediately return to Brandor. Enjoying the tropical climate of the seas, he and his simian armies spent many months hopping from island to island, sampling the delicious fruits, berries and flesh of rare and previously undiscovered native islanders.
Once the greatest naval power Brandor had ever seen, the Kingdom of Phaetor recently had its navy decimated by terrible ocean storms. Most of the Phaetorian armadas lay in ruins on the western shores of Brandor, and their island colonies rebelled against Crown rule and become wild again.
The Four Oceans War proved to be the last chapter in the glorious and celebrated naval career of Admiral Robinson. A chance encounter with the mysterious Antares left him shaking with fear and unable to compose himself for several hours. Realising the strength of the new dark powers were rising in the world, he was forced to acknowledge to himself his time was passing.
With his firsthand knowledge and experience in battling the Death Imperium at sea, Robinson would advise King Lionel well into his 90s, and is credited with some of the brilliant tactics that won the day and stopped Antares. He would not live to enjoy the end of the Crusades however.
Marie and loyal republicans set sail for their island stronghold of Port Claymore. If they could wrest control of the oceans from Phaetor, soon they shall would have the resources to invade, defeat the King and bring down the Crown once and for all.
All her life, Marie duPont was never far from intrigue, politics and betrayal. Despite returning to Gallowstones with a bountiful treasure-trove of wealth and materials, she soon found herself competing for leadership of the Iron Republic with her half-brother, Lord Celen Helmguard.
Her first act as chancellor was to force her brother to give up his own private army to the service of the Republic. When he would not, she had him imprisoned in a tower for a short time. Although he was released just a few weeks into his captivity, Celen never forgave his sister.
One wintery night, two years after the Four Oceans War had ended, Celen pushed Marie from the highest wall in her castle. Marie fell to her death and power was transferred to Lord Helmguard, who would go on to lead the Iron Republic in the Crusades. She was just 43 years old. Legend has it her ghost still haunts the halls of Gallowstone Keep to this day.
A new power had risen in the swampy lands of south west Brandor. Thousands of disenchanted youths rallied to the banner of a charismatic young lunatic by the name of HeChaos of Eddengarth. Newly formed legions replete with garish military outfits and flowing purple capes mustered and began their march to the sea.
Tempted by the lure of gold and power, the self-proclaimed Legions of H sought a claim on the oceans of Tritonia. Their leader HeChaos was a smooth-tongued madman capable of both powerful speeches and murderous rage.
HeChaos continued to recruit the disillusioned into the legion with promises of gold, land and riches. The reckless spending continued as he set up a prohibitively expensive arena on the island of Doomtrek. Just a few short years into his stint as an Arena Overlord, he lost control of the Arena to the Emperor Antares, who enslaved the madman and forced him to fight as an arena champion.
Eventually freed by his supporters, HeChaos would take out his rage not on Antares, but on his old childhood rivals Wolfgang, King Lionel and Sir Belgrave. HeChaos and his legions would cause havoc for Brandor in the Crusades, and for many a year after.
The Cycladians were a race of one-eyed giants who came through the Constellation Mirror some years ago fleeing a terror they will not speak of. It is said Cycladia was an ocean planet of raging storms and vast oceans and its people became masters of the ocean over many generations.
Now refugees in a strange land, they settled on the rugged Pilthian Coast and began to explore the oceans of Tritonia. The time had come to expand their ambitions and under the stoic and measured leadership of Gravlaxx, the Cycladians made sail in an attempt to shape the islands of Tritonia in the image of their beloved lost home planet.
Gravlaxx returned to the windswept coves of Pilthia at the end of the Four Oceans War, bringing with him the spoils of the sea and the admiration of sailors, islanders and pirates the world over. With their newfound wealth and knowledge of these once unfamiliar oceans, Gravlaxx and the Cycladians set about building an even larger Pilthian Armada.
On a brilliant blue summer morning, they set sail westward across the vast uncharted oceans in search of the fabled continent of Segallis. A few stayed behind, but from that day onward, the sight of a Cycladian in Brandor was a rare and wondrous thing.
Their leader, Jane Three-Sheets, was once a promising Braxian politician until her love affair with gold and treasure saw her betray the Free States and turn rogue. She fled to Sharpsdale and rose through the ranks, eventually crowning herself the Pirate Queen. From their new island stronghold of Cauldron Bay, she would lead the Trading Company in its quest to plunder, ransack, dominate and loot the Tritonian Oceans (and of course any Braxian ships she would encounter!)
From the rowdiest taverns to the sleepiest cove, sailors spoke of a rowdy, uncouth and brilliant sea captain who could navigate the darkest straits in the midst of the most fierce of storms. Seizing upon her newfound fame, Jane recruited to her hundreds more ships and slowly set about reclaiming the islands the other commanders had won.
In recent months, Brandor had found itself terrorized by a large horde of blue skinned barbarians hailing from the forsaken lands of Ettania. Led by the hulking brute Olaf, known as the Unhinged, these lawless brutes set fire to every hamlet and town on their way to the seas, felling forests to build great warships.
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