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The HD-2D remakes of the [[Erdrick Trilogy]] greatly expanded upon the nature of the Dragonlord and his motivations: | The HD-2D remakes of the [[Erdrick Trilogy]] greatly expanded upon the nature of the Dragonlord and his motivations: | ||
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Longstanding speculation among fans lead many to believe that the Dragonlord to be the son of the [[Dragon Queen]], hatched from the final egg she laid before her passing. This was confirmed in {{DQ1HD}}, where his warped views on humanity and especially the bloodline of [[Erdrick]] are the result of being raised by [[Hargon]] since infancy. The cultist lied to the young dragon and told him that the fabled Erdrick stole the Sphere of Light from his ailing mother, leading to her premature demise and leaving him orphaned. Several centuries of conditioning have led the Dragonlord to believe he is the rightful ruler of the entire world and taught him to covet the sphere as his birthright, and upon entering Alefgard seizing it is his chief priority. In this version he lacks any interest in Princess Gwaelin whatsoever, not even in her value as a political prisoner, and only spares her life on the request from his [[Mirage|one of his subordinates]], who has | Longstanding speculation among fans lead many to believe that the Dragonlord to be the son of the [[Dragon Queen]], hatched from the final egg she laid before her passing. This was confirmed in {{DQ1HD}}, where his warped views on humanity and especially the bloodline of [[Erdrick]] are the result of being raised by [[Hargon]] since infancy. The cultist lied to the young dragon and told him that the fabled Erdrick stole the Sphere of Light from his ailing mother, leading to her premature demise and leaving him orphaned. Several centuries of conditioning have led the Dragonlord to believe he is the rightful ruler of the entire world and taught him to covet the sphere as his birthright, and upon entering Alefgard seizing it is his chief priority. In this version he lacks any interest in Princess Gwaelin whatsoever, not even in her value as a political prisoner, and only spares her life on the request from his [[Mirage|one of his subordinates]], who has its own agenda for the young lady. | ||
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===Select quotes=== | ===Select quotes=== | ||