Chrono Wiki:Featured Article

The following is a list of all the Featured Article on the Chrono Wiki. A featured article is displayed on the front page of the Wiki from the first of the month till the first of the next month. Articles are chosen if they are well written and have plenty of information. Ideally, the profile must not contain redlinks, redirects, missing images, shown incomplete or have any empty sections and coding errors. This is basically to show the best this wiki has to offer. Voting for Featured Articles may be found here.

Zeypher is in charge of the featured articles, and any questions about them should be directed at him.

May 2011

This Month's Featured Article

The Fiendlord's Keep

The Fiendlord's Keep (also known as Magus' Castle in the SNES/PS version) is a location in Chrono Trigger that appears in 600 AD. It is Magus' castle and, according to legend, is home to 100 monsters.

Being the heart of the fiend world, the castle is permeated with magic. At first, there are two wings accessible. They can be completed in either order. The West Wing is populated with monsters who use mostly physical attacks, leading up to the battle with Slash. The East Wing is populated with monsters who use a great deal of magic, ending in the encounter with Flea.

After both wings have been completed, returning to the main hall will reveal a secret entrance to a third, central wing, hidden behind an illusion. This third wing is filled with traps of Ozzie's devising. After passing all of his traps, you will come face to face with the general. Defeating him is trivial, as you can use his traps against him and drop him into the basement through a trap door. This opens the way to a stair that descends into the catacombs beneath the keep, leading to Magus' sanctum. (more...)

Recently featured: FATE - Radical Dreamer - Zoah - Ozzie - Masa & Mune

January 2011

This Month's Featured Article

FATE

FATE is a supercomputer which was created by Belthasar made from Robo in the distant future. Based on the old Mother Brain circuit boards, FATE is self-aware and can operate alone. Referred to as the Goddess of Fate by the people of El Nido, FATE operates as an unseen villain until late in the game.

In Chrono Trigger, FATE's original form was of the holographic artificially intelligent Mother Brain, which governed the future's robot population. Because the Day of Lavos will no longer occur (following the first game), this event is erased from existence.

Following the Time Crash, FATE would not risk discovery of Chronopolis or the Frozen Flame by populations of the past, which could compromise her creation in the future. It took every measure to prevent this, sealing off the Sea of Eden. FATE created the islands comprising El Nido through...(more...)

Recently featured: Radical Dreamer - Zoah - Ozzie - Masa & Mune - Chrono Cross

Archive

You can find older featured articles in the Archives here. Each archive will contains the year's worth of featured articles.

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