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Almost all of his dudes and dudettes are named after characters from the Arthurian Legend and well-spread in what they do. His most notable companions are the Rebellious Tsundere Princess Brangien and his ever-loyal right-hand man Guinglain.

On the other hand, he clearly has soft spots for certain members of his army (such as Noie) and all of his men were pretty chivalrous, believing in his vision of united Forsena. the well-being of his people) implies he's a bad guy.

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Despite the game never outright stating that the people suffer in Norgard, Lord Vaynard's warlord mentality plus his never once mentioning anything having to do with economics (a.k.a. He also wishes to have his older sister, who has become Zemeckis's wife, to return to Norgard. Like Dryst, he sees the chaos as a chance to conquer more land. It's led by the appropriately nicknamed 'White Wolf' Lord Vaynard.

Norgard: Norgard is a snowy land in the north occupied by some of the game's strongest knights.

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This is the hardest country with which to win the game, despite the game's manual saying otherwise. Most of the characters who fight for Leonia are priests, clerics, and the like.

However, when the two bordering countries led by warlords (Dryst and Vaynard) attack, Leonia strikes back.

Leonia: Leonia, a religious country led by a peasant-turned-Queen (named Lyonesse), is comprised of Technical Pacifists.

The Knights, on the other hand, thinks Dryst is awesome enough that they are still loyal to him, thinking that with people like Dryst around, it'll never get boring in Iscalio. The people suffer in this land thanks to Dryst's greed. The only other character of special note in Iscalio is Dryst's personal aide Iria, an Emotionless Girl with a mysterious past who has earned the nickname 'Killer Doll' through her success in battle. The rest of Dryst's crew (besides Ulster) is made up of fools who count as Bunny-Ears Lawyer s.

Iscalio: Mad Monarch Dryst sees the chaos stirred up by Zemeckis as an excuse to attack other countries, and no matter how much the sensible Bishop Ulster tries to reason with him, Dryst never listens.

He quickly forms an alliance with the bordering New Almekia and prepares for battle.

Caerleon: Cearleon's 'Silent Wise King' Cai realizes his own land is at stake thanks to the three ambitious warlords (Zemeckis, Dryst, and Vaynard) plaguing the land.

King Coel also changes his country's name from Padstow to New Almekia.

King Coel quickly shows his wisdom by giving the teenage Lance control of his entire country for the best of reasons: Lance's eyes are special and he knows that the best quality of a King is the trust with his people.

New Almekia: Prince Lance manages to escape Zemeckis's coup, flees to the western country of Padstow, and asks the wise King Coel to help him avenge his father.

In Brigandine: Grand Edition (an expansion pack that was never brought to the U.S.), Esgares is a playable country with a story of its own (and the player can choose Esgares without having to enter in a code).

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The player can play as Esgares by entering a simple cheat code - enter the Country Select Screen, press and hold R1 (keep holding it), press and hold L2 (keep holding it), then press start.

Specifically, he fears a Blood Knight like him will become obsolete in a world without war. Zemeckis first appears like a Take Over the World type of villain, but it later becomes clear that he actually does all this out of fear.

Esgares: Regardless of which country you play as, the story starts with Esgares' ruler, Zemeckis, throwing a coup.

Brigandine: The Legend of Forsena's story revolves around the mystical land of Forsena and its six countries' attempts to unite/conquer it:

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