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Zarok awaits Dan in his [[Zarok's Lair|lair]]. He sends his Fazguls and later his champion [[Lord Kardok]] to kill Dan, but Daniel manages to defeat all of them. In the end, Zarok decides to confront Daniel himself and transforms into a [[Zarok (boss)|monstrosity]]. Upon defeat, he casts a spell that causes the lair to collapse. Zarok is then crushed by a piece of the collapsing ceiling. | Zarok awaits Dan in his [[Zarok's Lair|lair]]. He sends his Fazguls and later his champion [[Lord Kardok]] to kill Dan, but Daniel manages to defeat all of them. In the end, Zarok decides to confront Daniel himself and transforms into a [[Zarok (boss)|monstrosity]]. Upon defeat, he casts a spell that causes the lair to collapse. Zarok is then crushed by a piece of the collapsing ceiling. | ||
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Although Zarok himself doesn't really make an appearance, his spellbook is the main cause of the events that occur. A likeness of his monster form can be found in the museum along with a [[MediEvil 2 books#Book 3 - Zarok|book]] declaring him a coward. | Although Zarok himself doesn't really make an appearance, his spellbook is the main cause of the events that occur. A likeness of his monster form can be found in the museum along with a [[MediEvil 2 books#Book 3 - Zarok|book]] declaring him a coward. | ||