Dungeon Siege: The Battle for Aranna #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2005 Dark Horse collection adapts the story of the Dungeon Siege expansion of the same name, following the conflict over the mystical land of Aranna. It compiles the full comic miniseries that bridges the events of the original game with its sequel, featuring art and narrative tied to the action-RPG franchise.
"Prologue" kicks off Dungeon Siege: The Battle for Aranna with a bold, mythic promise: when young Azunai is chosen as chieftan, he swears to restore the magic of the River of Souls to his people. Written by Paul Alden and brought to life by Fabiano Neves’ dynamic art and Dan Jackson’s vivid colors, the story charts the rise of a united Aranna, forged in alliance with the Agallan giants and armed with a shield born of ancient magic. Cover by R. K. Post captures the moment of collision—Azunai’s shield meeting Zaramoth’s blade—just before the River of Souls erupts in a surge of power that reshapes the land.
In "The Sword of Zaramoth," the once-loyal general Zaramoth turns on his own Utgard forces after being stripped of command, unleashing a brutal vengeance that reshapes the fate of Aranna. With the River of Souls now under his dominion, his rise marks the beginning of a fragile peace built on fear and the suppression of magic.
In "Shield of Azunai," newly elected chieftan Azunai sets out to restore magic to Aranna by reclaiming the River of Souls. With the help of the Agallan giants, he forges a legendary shield to unite his people and face the looming threat of Zaramoth. The story builds to a climactic clash where the shield’s power reshapes the land, sending ripples of magic across Aranna.
Prince Valdis, newly recovered from his illness, sets out on a dangerous quest to claim the legacy of the fallen sorcerer Zaramoth and seize the ancient magic of Aranna. With the land still reeling from past conflicts, his journey promises to reshape the fate of the realm—though not without cost.
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