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|commanders2= [[Zarok the Necromancer]] †<br>[[Lord Kardok]] †}} | |commanders2= [[Zarok the Necromancer]] †<br>[[Lord Kardok]] †}} | ||
{{Quote|And then, the sorcerer returned...|A warning of things to come.}} | {{Quote|And then, the sorcerer returned...|A warning of things to come.}} | ||
'''Zarok's Return''' was | '''Zarok's Return''' was [[Zarok]]'s second attempt at conquering [[Gallowmere]], one hundred years after his last. | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
One hundred years after the [[Battle of Gallowmere]], [[Zarok]] returned to resume his conquest. He plunged the land into eternal darkness, stole the [[soul]]s of the inhabitants of [[Gallows Town]] and resurrected the dead. However, he also unwittingly resurrected [[Sir Dan]], his former nemesis. Daniel followed Zarok's trail across [[Gallowmere]] until he finally cornered him in his [[Zarok's Lair|lair]]. | One hundred years after the [[Battle of Gallowmere]], [[Zarok]] returned to resume his conquest. He plunged the land into eternal darkness, stole the [[soul]]s of the inhabitants of [[Gallows Town]] and resurrected the dead. However, he also unwittingly resurrected [[Sir Dan]], his former nemesis. Daniel followed Zarok's trail across [[Gallowmere]] until he finally cornered him in his [[Zarok's Lair|lair]]. | ||