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Arago
September 23, 2026 at 07:23 AM
Added the Twin Pillars' battles and Part II recruitment conditions; dated the coverage note
Arago, styled the Kingdom of Arago, is one of the three vassal kingdoms of the Dagdan Empire and occupies the northwest corner of the continent of Dagda. As of September 2026, this wiki has documented little about it beyond three named settlements and the officers who serve it.
Place | Notes |
|---|---|
Baphos | The home of Buccar. |
Cydonia | On Arago's north coast. It burned five years before the Heroic Games; Leda escaped the fire, and her father was killed there. |
Ortill | In the northwest of the kingdom. Leda took refuge here in 1444 after fleeing Cydonia. |
Two generals, Creek and Nathan, are known together as the Twin Pillars of Arago and are famous across the continent. Each received his armour from the King of Arago, green for Creek and red for Nathan, and both are among the confirmed participants in the 1449 Games. Creek is the sarcastic tactician of the pair, Nathan the blunt and loyal one.
Buccar, nicknamed the demon bear, hails from Baphos. He served the family of Leda for many years and now follows her on her quest for revenge.
The Twin Pillars are met on the battlefield more than once. Dietrich faces the pair together in a qualifier in the seventh chapter of his route. In Part II, Creek is an opponent in the first chapter and joins the player after being defeated in the second, but only if the Part I subquest My Late Sister's Accessory was completed; Nathan can then be recruited in the third chapter if Creek lands the finishing blow on him.
Roster material groups Creek and Nathan under an Aragonian Elite Unit, one of the named factions competing in the Games. A second roster calls the same group the Kingdom of Arago instead, and no official English form has been attested for either, so both are in circulation.
For the Twin Pillars who carry the kingdom into the Games, see Creek and Nathan. Leda grew up in Cydonia and lost her father to the fire there, and Dagdan Empire covers the suzerainty Arago answers to.
