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'''Oswaroh'''{{Tt|*|Two Worlds.}}/'''Oswaroth'''{{Tt|*|Two Worlds II, Two Worlds II: Castle Defense.}} is a desiccated town in eastern {{Disambig|Antaloor}}. The Location was the place where {{Disambig|Gandohar}} imprisoned the God of Fire, {{Lore|Aziraal}} in the body of {{TwoWorlds|Kira}} and presumably captured the {{Disambig|Hero}}.<ref>{{Meta|Two Worlds}} finale.</ref><ref>{{Meta|Two Worlds II | '''Oswaroh'''{{Tt|*|Two Worlds.}}/'''Oswaroth'''{{Tt|*|Two Worlds II, Two Worlds II: Castle Defense.}} is a desiccated town in eastern {{Disambig|Antaloor}}. The Location was the place where {{Disambig|Gandohar}} imprisoned the God of Fire, {{Lore|Aziraal}} in the body of {{TwoWorlds|Kira}} and presumably captured the {{Disambig|Hero}}.<ref>{{Meta|Two Worlds}} finale.</ref><ref>{{Meta|Two Worlds II - Antaloor Post}} issue 24.</ref> Oswaroh was the seat of Gandohar's power before he conquered {{Lore|Castle Vahkmaar}}.<ref>{{CastleDefense|Two Worlds II: Castle Defense}} {{CastleDefense|Chapter V - Cemetery}} outro.</ref> | ||
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Oswaroh*/Oswaroth* is a desiccated town in eastern Antaloor. The Location was the place where Gandohar imprisoned the God of Fire, Aziraal in the body of Kira and presumably captured the Hero.[1][2] Oswaroh was the seat of Gandohar's power before he conquered Castle Vahkmaar.[3]
Appearances[edit | edit source]
Games[edit | edit source]
- Two Worlds - Oswaroh.
- Two Worlds II - Oswaroth (Defense DLC).
- Two Worlds II: Castle Defense: Chapter 1 - Oswaroth.
Events[edit | edit source]
Gallery[edit | edit source]
(2007)
A signpost in Two Worlds with the Osgaroth spelling.
(2007)
Roadsign skin with Osgaroth spelling.
(2007)
Oswaroh on the Two Worlds map.
(2007)
Oswaroh on the Two Worlds map close up.
(2011)
Oswaroth spelling in Two Worlds II: Castle Defense.
In Other Languages[edit | edit source]
(Signpost in Two Worlds)
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(Two Worlds)
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(Two Worlds, Two Worlds II, Two Worlds II: Castle Defense)
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Trivia[edit | edit source]
- A signpost in Two Worlds lists the name of the castle as Osgaroth, implying that the name of the city was changed at some point in development.
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Two Worlds finale.
- ↑ Two Worlds II - Antaloor Post issue 24.
- ↑ Two Worlds II: Castle Defense Chapter V - Cemetery outro.