The plot is also fairly complex and develops as the game progresses. However, in Dragon Warrior IV all of the characters have their own reasons for doing what they do and there motivation changes and evolves as the game progresses. While characters in other NES games may have had different abilities, they did not have much personality and were simply there for unexplained reasons. Chapter 3 is about the merchant Taloon's hope of running his own business, and Chapter 4 is about the sisters Nara and Mara who are seeking vengeance against the man who killed their father.ДЇor an NES game, Dragon Warrior IV has a lot of plot and character development more than the first three Dragon Warrior games or the NES Final Fantasy games did. Chapter 2 is the adventure of Princess Alena and her aids, Cristo and Brey, who originally is seeking independence, but later returns home to help her father.

Chapter 1 is about Ragnar, a royal soldier, and his search for missing children which lead him to search for the hero who is a child at this time. The first four chapters explain how each of the supporting characters became involved in the fight against evil and the search for the hero. The fifth chapter brings the other four plots together and concludes the story of the Chosen Ones. The game is broken into five separate chapters, the first four of which occur simultaneously (in terms of plot, not gameplay) and setup the story and introduce the characters who will help the hero.

The hero is not alone in his quest and will be helped by seven others, who will have adventures of their own while the hero grows up in his quiet little mountain village. The bad news is that the chosen hero is too young to fight, but the good news is that the great evil has not been resurrected yet and its minions do not know where the hero lives. Sadly, this would be the last Dragon Warrior to come to the US until Dragon Warrior VII was released in 2001.ДЄs with many games, Dragon Warrior IV is the story of a hero destined to save the world from evil. Dragon Quest in Japan) series, Enix released Dragon Warrior IV, which was a whole new story, completely independent of the original three games. By UnderHell | Review Date: JanuIn 1990, a year after concluding the trilogy of the first widely popular Dragon Warrior (a.k.a.

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