The two have a son together (Nicolai, an NPC in Might and Magic VI). What it did not include was a continuation of the main storyline - this would continue in the third installment (and installment 6 of the related Might and Magic series).Д«ackstory for the games Heroes III and M&M VI states the canonical victor of the second to be Roland: by the time of those two games, he is King of Enroth, married to Catherine Gryphonheart, heir to the throne of Enroth's ally, Erathia. The expansion pack, Price of Loyalty, included four new campaigns and some improvements to game balance. His next three successors died similar deaths before Roland is accused of murdering them and goes into hiding, leaving the fifth Royal Seer to declare Archibald the king, while Roland initiates an insurgency to oust his evil brother. The Royal Seer who was supposed to make the decision unfortunately died in a boating accident. After their father's death, the line of succession is questioned, leading to disagreements between the two. The second game's campaign centers around a civil war between Morglin's sons - Roland Ironfist, a good knight/wizard, and Archibald Ironfist, a not-so-good warlock. The player gets to chose which of the four warlords they control during the single-player campaign - however the canonical ending is a victory for Morglin Ironfist and the foundation of the Ironfist Dynasty.

Ironfist himself quickly establishes himself as a fourth player in this power struggle. Enroth is a contested land: Lord Slayer, Queen Lamanda, and Lord Alamar are locked in a civil war for control of the continent.

Fleeing with his few loyal followers through a portal, he finds himself on another planet, in the land of Enroth. Lord Morglin Ironfist is ousted from his homeland of Varn by his cousin, Ragnar.

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