Kamos himself is impaled on Arkantos' spear during a struggle. Chiron extracts his piece from a large tree, with the help of some Norsemen, sent to track down Gargarensis, while Ajax and Arkantos take their piece from Kamos' island stronghold. Amanra and the heroes then seek to reunite the body of (and thus resurrect) Osiris. During this period, Athena visits Arkantos in a dream, revealing Poseidon and his servant Gargarensis, plan to free Cronus from Tartaros, adding that Zeus cannot directly interfere or he will spark a war amongst the gods. The heroes resurface in Egypt, where they are immediately forced to help Queen Amanra defend a giant sword from Kemsyt, and the servants of Set. Chiron then suggests Zeus, who sends a staircase to lead them out. Arkantos prays to Poseidon, his patron, for help, but receives no response. The heroes then seek help from the shades of the dead, who lead them to three temples dedicated to Zeus, Poseidon and Hades. However, Gargarensis attempt to trap them in the Underworld by trigerring a landslide before escaping. After entering the underworld, the heroes foil Gargarensis' plan to open an Adamantine door. The trio follow a trail to the north of the city, leading them to a concealed fortress where it is revealed the cyclops, named Gargarensis, is forcing the prisoners to tunnel to the Underworld. After participating in the Sack of Troy, Ajax and Arkantos sail to Greece, where they intend to repair their ships, only to find the city of Iolcus has been attacked by bandits.Īrkantos and Ajax free most of the citizens, including Chiron the centaur, who tells them a mysterious cyclops drove the remaining prisoners north. Claiming in Atlantis, a defeated general would leave behind his horse (an animal sacred to Poseidon - Atlantis' patron god), giving Odysseus his famous Trojan Horse plan. Their initial attempts at breaching the walls are unsuccessful and they are repeatedly driven back by Trojan counter-attacks until Arkantos devises a solution.

At Troy, he is greeted by old friends Agamemnon, Odysseus and Ajax. He is then sent to aid Atlantis' Greek allies, besieging Troy.

Arkantos is commissioned to recover the trident by a theocrat, leaving his son Kastor behind.Īfter recovering the trident, Arkantos returns only to be told he must regain Poseidon's favour. Though successful, the trident from a large statue of Poseidon guarding the harbour, is stolen. The campaign, called Fall of the Trident, follows the fictional Atlantian admiral Arkantos, who defends the city from attacks by pirates, led by the one-handed Minotaur Kamos.

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