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'''Warriors of Destiny''' is the name given by the UO manufacturers for what is described as a long-term, epic scenario or event cycle that heralds the coming of the [[Shadowlords]].   
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'''Warriors of Destiny''' is the name given by the UO developers for what is described as the long-term, epic scenario or event cycle that heralds the coming of the [[Shadowlords]].   
  
The name comes from one of the single-player games upon which UO is based, specifically "Ultima 5: Warriors of Destiny."
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The name comes from one of the single-player games upon which UO is based, specifically "[[Ultima V: Warriors of Destiny]]."
  
 
The Warriors of Destiny event cycle has, at the time of writing (Summer 2008), thus far consisted of the following Chapters.
 
The Warriors of Destiny event cycle has, at the time of writing (Summer 2008), thus far consisted of the following Chapters.
  
 
* Prologue: [[Inu the Crone]]
 
* Prologue: [[Inu the Crone]]
In this chapter, a strange woman from the Tokuno Islands appeared in Britannia, and began to make incoherent statements about the future that had a funny habit of coming true. We also got to enter the [[Void Shadow Dungeon]] and thus see the [[Etheral Void]], which would play an important role later.  Also, [[Blackrock]] began to reappear in the lands.
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In this chapter, a strange woman from the [[Tokuno Islands]] appeared in Britannia, and began to make incoherent statements about the future that had a funny habit of coming true. The[[Void Shadow Dungeon]] was introduced and players finally got to see the [[Etheral Void]], which would play an important role later.  Also, [[Blackrock]] began to reappear in the lands.
  
 
* Chapter I: [[Magincia Invasion]]
 
* Chapter I: [[Magincia Invasion]]
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* Chapter II: [[Mad Mage]]
 
* Chapter II: [[Mad Mage]]
In this chapter, the [[Blackrock Detector]], a long-delayed project of the "Mad Mage," [[Kronos]], was completed.  Instead of doing what it was supposed to do, it tore a hole in the fabric of reality, opened a gate to the [[Ethereal Void]], and allowed the [[Shadowlords]] to enter [[Britannia]].  Towards the end of this, we met [[Andrew]], a servant of the Shadowlords.
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In this chapter, the [[Blackrock Detector]], a long-delayed project of the "Mad Mage," [[Kronos]], was completed.  Instead of doing what it was supposed to do, it tore a hole in the fabric of reality, opened a gate to the [[Ethereal Void]], and allowed the [[Shadowlords]] to enter [[Britannia]].  Towards the end of this, the NPC [[Andrew]], a servant of the Shadowlords, made his first appearance.
  
 
* Chapter III: The [[Vanguard]].
 
* Chapter III: The [[Vanguard]].
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* Chapter IV: [[Hope for the Future]]
 
* Chapter IV: [[Hope for the Future]]
This Chapter featured the murder of the [[Ruling Council]], and a desperate race against time to track down their killers.  The [[Followers of Armageddon]] were revealed to be in league with the Shadowlords.  Given the event of this Chapter, we can only assume that the title is sarcastic.
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This Chapter featured the murder of the [[Ruling Council]], and a desperate race against time to track down their killers.  The [[Followers of Armageddon]] were revealed to be in league with the Shadowlords.  Given the events of this Chapter, it can only be assumed that the title is sarcastic.
  
As of the Summer of 2008, this event cycle is not completed.  Things show no signs of getting better anytime soon.
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As of the August 2008, this event cycle is not yet completed.  Things show no signs of getting better anytime soon.

Revision as of 07:41, 11 August 2008

Warriors of Destiny is the name given by the UO developers for what is described as the long-term, epic scenario or event cycle that heralds the coming of the Shadowlords.

The name comes from one of the single-player games upon which UO is based, specifically "Ultima V: Warriors of Destiny."

The Warriors of Destiny event cycle has, at the time of writing (Summer 2008), thus far consisted of the following Chapters.

In this chapter, a strange woman from the Tokuno Islands appeared in Britannia, and began to make incoherent statements about the future that had a funny habit of coming true. TheVoid Shadow Dungeon was introduced and players finally got to see the Etheral Void, which would play an important role later. Also, Blackrock began to reappear in the lands.

In this chapter, the City of Magincia was invaded, and largely smashed, by Demonic entities. Some said this was a punishment for the city's Prideful ways.

In this chapter, the Blackrock Detector, a long-delayed project of the "Mad Mage," Kronos, was completed. Instead of doing what it was supposed to do, it tore a hole in the fabric of reality, opened a gate to the Ethereal Void, and allowed the Shadowlords to enter Britannia. Towards the end of this, the NPC Andrew, a servant of the Shadowlords, made his first appearance.

This chapter featured attacks by the Vanguard, the advance forces of the Shadowlords. Also, mysterious, powerful entities known as The Six eventually began to appear.

This Chapter featured the murder of the Ruling Council, and a desperate race against time to track down their killers. The Followers of Armageddon were revealed to be in league with the Shadowlords. Given the events of this Chapter, it can only be assumed that the title is sarcastic.

As of the August 2008, this event cycle is not yet completed. Things show no signs of getting better anytime soon.