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*The city greatly resembles Minas Tirith from ''The Lord of the Rings'', also the siege on the city has little differences with the movie's version. | *The city greatly resembles Minas Tirith from ''The Lord of the Rings (a film which Elijah Wood also stard in)'', also the siege on the city has little differences with the movie's version. | ||
*Despite being separated from Hunter by a fallen building, Spyro and Cynder would've been able to fly over the wreckage to reach the cheetah warrior thanks to their upgraded wingspan, but instead goes to the opposite direction where they would hear the Moles' cries for help. This is notably one of the many story plotholes in ''Dawn of the Dragon''. | *Despite being separated from Hunter by a fallen building, Spyro and Cynder would've been able to fly over the wreckage to reach the cheetah warrior thanks to their upgraded wingspan, but instead goes to the opposite direction where they would hear the Moles' cries for help. This is notably one of the many story plotholes in ''Dawn of the Dragon''. | ||
Revision as of 01:00, August 21, 2014
Template:PlaceLegend Template:Q Warfang, also known as the Dragon City, is a city that had been built by the Moles in honor of their friendship with the dragons. It made its debut in The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon.
The Dragon City is also where Spyro and Cynder took their part in battling and defending the city against Malefor's overwhelming army and stopping the Golem. It sports many landmarks including many dragon statues and an extremely powerful cannon in the shape of a dragon head. It is mostly populated by the Moles, and the city was almost destroyed by the Golem and Malefor's armies.
Story
Hunter lead Spyro and Cynder through the Forbidden Tunnel, and from there, to the Dragon City of Warfang, a settlement that the Moles crafted in honor of their friendship with the Dragons, before Malefor caused the Dragon race to be feared. When they arrived, the City was under attack. Hunter was separated from Spyro and Cynder, and they were forced to go their separate ways. After putting out a building fire and rescuing a group of Moles, the city came under a fierce assault from outside the walls. Spyro and Cynder helped defend the City atop the ramparts, before the gates were breached by a Troll. Once the Troll was defeated and the city doors sealed shut, the army of Grublins retreated, despite having an advantage against the citizens of Warfang by large numbers. It was then revealed that they were allowing Golem from the Catacombs to attack the city, and during its rampage, it reformed its missing arm from parts of the city. The Guardians: Ignitus, Terrador, Cyril, and Volteer, lead the attack on the Golem, with Cyril and Volteer falling behind to grant Spyro and Cynder time to defeat the creature.
After it was finally killed, the Guardians were able to be reunited with Spyro and Cynder after three long years. Later that night, the Dark Master, Malefor, sent them a message through a dark crystal: he had revived the Destroyer, an ancient creature whose only purpose was to renew the world by bringing about its destruction. When it completed its circle around the world, known as the Belt of Fire, everything as they knew it would end. Unable to catch the creature if they fly after it, Ignitus hatched the plan by going underground to intercept the creature before Malefor could realize the City was unguarded.
After Spyro reconstructed the world, Warfang was later seen being rebuilt after the destruction of the war and the earth splitting apart.
Gallery
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The Ramparts under attack
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The Dragon Fountain Concept
Trivia
- The city greatly resembles Minas Tirith from The Lord of the Rings (a film which Elijah Wood also stard in), also the siege on the city has little differences with the movie's version.
- Despite being separated from Hunter by a fallen building, Spyro and Cynder would've been able to fly over the wreckage to reach the cheetah warrior thanks to their upgraded wingspan, but instead goes to the opposite direction where they would hear the Moles' cries for help. This is notably one of the many story plotholes in Dawn of the Dragon.