Archon Liriel
| Hokan's Dream Game |
| ℹ The events of this game are not part of the canon story and timeline of the SpellForce universe. |
Intro
Archon Liriel is one of the four Pact faction leaders in the Citadel when the Elder is sent there by Ereon in search of clues to defeat Zazhut.
She is also part of the achievement Silly walk.
Archon Liriel was sent to the Citadel as part of the archaeological expedition to search for some ancient texts from the time of the Shapers. She was the leader of one of the Archon Caste after she betrays Dor'Mat and set camp on North West Quarter where the Elder found them.
Trivia
During the visit of the Elder at the Citadel, he meet four Pact faction leaders already with base camp there. All of them refuse to join forces with him but ask for his help tricking the other leaders into helping fighting their immediate enemy... And again, until only one Caste/Faction remains in the end.
Due to that, it depends on the player's choices during the campaign on this map if Archon Liriel is dead or if remains alive at the end of the main quest in the Citadel.
Zazhut, you say? Zazhut... Zazhut... I think I remember that name, but I can't place it.
I witnessed the playing of one of those crystal books. It mentioned a new threat to the Shapers. I think the name Zazhut was in it. Is he a Dragon, because we found plenty of hints to the war between Dragons and Shapers?
I only saw a clumsy Sinistrim let it fall to the ground, where parts of the book splintered away.
The Archon know about the Nameless and believe them to be far less of a threat than you claim.
The Sinistrim will hand over the information or they will die, right after those Dracon dogs.
They deserve it! If they hadn't demanded to wait with the opening of the scroll I would have been able to seize the notes and… I've said too much.
Those cowards thought that the Nal'Drommar was real, and not just an old wives' tale to scare little children.
And a cowardly Dracon isn't worth the soil he stands upon. The Empress should never have revived their caste.
I see you know something about our culture, Shaikan. I'm impressed, so I'll let you do something for me.