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The sorcerer Zarok, who was not killed in the battle a century prior, made his return and began his second attempt at conquering the land. Unfortunately for the sorcerer, he accidentally brought back his nemesis Sir Dan, who journeyed through the decaying land and killed the sorcerer once and for all. | The sorcerer Zarok, who was not killed in the battle a century prior, made his return and began his second attempt at conquering the land. Unfortunately for the sorcerer, he accidentally brought back his nemesis Sir Dan, who journeyed through the decaying land and killed the sorcerer once and for all. | ||
==Legacy== | |||
It is likely that Gallowmere was eventually absorbed into a bigger kingdom, such as the [[wikipedia:Kingdom of England|Kingdom of England]]. The body of Gallowmere's hero, Sir Daniel Fortesque, was recovered and moved to a museum in London where he remained until 1886.{{Bookref|MED2-Manual}} By the 21st century, the exact location of Gallowmere was largely unknown.{{Bookref|FArrow}} | It is likely that Gallowmere was eventually absorbed into a bigger kingdom, such as the [[wikipedia:Kingdom of England|Kingdom of England]]. The body of Gallowmere's hero, Sir Daniel Fortesque, was recovered and moved to a museum in London where he remained until 1886.{{Bookref|MED2-Manual}} By the 21st century, the exact location of Gallowmere was largely unknown.{{Bookref|FArrow}} | ||
==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||