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'''Battle of South Moundtop (1305) '''is a scenario | '''Battle of South Moundtop (1305) '''is a duel scenario for both [[Wil Knights|Wil Knights']] and [[Gustave XIII|Gustave XIII's]] sides of the story in ''[[SaGa Frontier 2]]''. | ||
==Gustave== | |||
''"The armies of [[Fake Gustave]] and [[King David|Count David]] of [[Jade]] clash".'' | |||
After defeating [[Prince Charles|Count Charles]] of Jade, [[Fake Gustave]] has no problem rallying additional troops. One bye one, units from the neighbouring regions join his army. The regional Lords opposing Gustave, who have signed a provisional peace treaty, gather an allied army under the command of [[King David|David]], the new Count of Jade. This army marches towards [[Hahn Nova]], approaching from the north, south and west. Gustave confronts the primary force coming from the west while sending the troops leds by Bolse to intercept the weaker army coming from the north. | |||
However, upon routing the northern units, Bolse gives pursuit despite Gustave's explicit orders not to. This delay's Bolse's return to Hahn Nova and prevents the armies combining to annihilate David's southern forces. Gustave has no choice but to oppose the invading army with what troops he has... Thus begins the Battle of South Moundtop in the early summer of 1305. | |||
==Wil Knights== | |||
This is a narrative persepctive concerning the battle. From its vantage point high on a rock, your paty watches the battle rage between [[Fake Gustave]] and [[King David|David]]. David's army seems to yield and has no chance of gaining reinforcements before the next day. Seeing this [[Gustaf]] decides to come to David's aid. Upon his return many hours later, Gustaf reports that he has not seen the imposter's corpse on the battlefield. The fake Gustave, his Edelritters and, of coure, the Egg have vanished. Once again it seems to be up to [[Wil Knights|Tycoon Wil]] to hunt for the Egg and save the world from evil. | |||
[[Category:SaGa Frontier 2 quests]] | [[Category:SaGa Frontier 2 quests]] | ||
Revision as of 11:21, April 8, 2011
Battle of South Moundtop (1305) is a duel scenario for both Wil Knights' and Gustave XIII's sides of the story in SaGa Frontier 2.
Gustave
"The armies of Fake Gustave and Count David of Jade clash".
After defeating Count Charles of Jade, Fake Gustave has no problem rallying additional troops. One bye one, units from the neighbouring regions join his army. The regional Lords opposing Gustave, who have signed a provisional peace treaty, gather an allied army under the command of David, the new Count of Jade. This army marches towards Hahn Nova, approaching from the north, south and west. Gustave confronts the primary force coming from the west while sending the troops leds by Bolse to intercept the weaker army coming from the north.
However, upon routing the northern units, Bolse gives pursuit despite Gustave's explicit orders not to. This delay's Bolse's return to Hahn Nova and prevents the armies combining to annihilate David's southern forces. Gustave has no choice but to oppose the invading army with what troops he has... Thus begins the Battle of South Moundtop in the early summer of 1305.
Wil Knights
This is a narrative persepctive concerning the battle. From its vantage point high on a rock, your paty watches the battle rage between Fake Gustave and David. David's army seems to yield and has no chance of gaining reinforcements before the next day. Seeing this Gustaf decides to come to David's aid. Upon his return many hours later, Gustaf reports that he has not seen the imposter's corpse on the battlefield. The fake Gustave, his Edelritters and, of coure, the Egg have vanished. Once again it seems to be up to Tycoon Wil to hunt for the Egg and save the world from evil.
