Lore:Dar Pha
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Dar Pha is a half-Orc, half-Elf Assassin, and friend of The Hero. She debuted in Two Worlds II in 2010.
Biography[edit | edit source]
Physical appearance[edit | edit source]
Personality[edit | edit source]
History[edit | edit source]
Early Life[edit | edit source]
Dar Pha had a rough childhood that affected her into adulthood, but not much is known beyond that.
Searching[edit | edit source]
When the team around her eventually split up, Dar Pha went in search of her past and this led her to Rogdor. She then traveled through Antaloor with a small band of Orcs – and entered the employment of the Prophet Cassara as an assassin. Dar Pha hasn't had it too easy in her private life - a terrible stroke of fate forced her to conceal her face with a veil.[1]
Two Worlds II[edit | edit source]
Call of the Tenebrae[edit | edit source]
Dar Pha sends TheHero a mysterious letter before heading to a southern island named Tebris.[citation needed] Upon arrival, the Hero watches her death at the hands of Adramelech. She's referred to as a mongrel by Adramelech, due to her mixed heritage. The Hero travels back in time, and rescues Dar Pha, seeing her face for the first time; revealing her 'Elven mark of shame', which is why she hid her face.
Family[edit | edit source]
Appearances[edit | edit source]
For more about Dar Pha in specific media, see the following articles:
Games[edit | edit source]
- Dar Pha appears in Two Worlds II
Steam Trading Cards[edit | edit source]
Dar Pha is a featured character on the Two Worlds II Steam Trading Cards. The card is titled "Darpha" and is #14 in the series.
Trading Card Description[edit | edit source]
| “ | This mysterious and extremely attractive half-Orc assassin really knows how to surprise her opponents, pouncing from the shadows to deliver her deadly attack.
Dar Pha had a very hard childhood - and it still affects her life today. Although we can’t reveal too much about her past life right now, let’s just say that everything that's happened to this bewitching warrior lady in the past would make ideal material for one of the best adventure novels you’ve ever read! |
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Trading Card Artwork[edit | edit source]
Trading card "Mass Battle".
Trading card "Mass Battle" foil version.
Trading Card "Mass Battle" artwork.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
(2010)
Artwork from the Two Worlds II official website.
(2010)
Dar Pha in Two Worlds II.
(2010)
Dar Pha and The Hero in Two Worlds II.
(2010)
Dar Pha and Nortar Steam profile background.
In Other Languages[edit | edit source]
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| English | UK
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Dar Pha | |
- Her name is also spelled Darpha in the Two Worlds II Art Book.[citation needed]
See Also[edit | edit source]
| People of Antaloor | |
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| Gods | Aziraal • Maliel • Throglin • Yatholen |
| Demons | Reist Tungard |
| Dragons | Cassara • White Dragon |
| Dwarves | |
| Elves | Dar Pha |
| Humans | Balor Horlogen • Edwin Teal • Gandohar • Kyra • Sordahon • The Hero |
| Orcs | Dar Pha • Ghortarius • Nortar • Rogdor • Sokaris • White Head • Zarg |
| Varns | Dawg |
References[edit | edit source]
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