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An ancient Barbarian leader who conquered all the lands in [[Antagarich]] from ocean to ocean, including [[Bracaduun]]. Stories of Jarg inspired  {{Hn|Tarnum|image=Tarnum (Barbarian)|0=}} to rebel against the [[Wizard-Kings]]. Ancestor of [[Kurl]].
An ancient [[Barbarian]] leader whose Horde conquered all the lands in [[Antagarich]] from ocean to ocean, including [[Bracaduun]]. Stories of Jarg inspired  {{Hn|Tarnum|image=Tarnum (Barbarian)|0=}} to rebel against the [[Wizard-Kings]]. Ancestor of [[Kurl]].
 
A legendary figure, not much is revealed on the games about the exploits and reign of [[Jarg the Conqueror]] in the games, but he was most likely not nearly as brutal as his would-be successor Tarnum.


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
* Not much is revealed on the games about the details of Jarg's conquests and reign, but he was most likely not nearly as brutal as [[Tarnum]].
* Jarg's conquests most likely happened somewhere in the first or second century [[AS]], as it is alluded to that [[Enroth (planet)|Enroth]]before the [[Silence]]. However, there is room to interpret them as happening before it, albeit with some post-rationalization.
* Jarg's conquests most likely somewgere in the first or second century [[AS]], as it is alluded to that [[Enroth (planet)|Enroth]]before the [[Silence]]. However, there is room to interpret them as happening before it, albeit with some post-rationalization.
* Description for [[Lion's Shield of Courage]] found only in the {{homm4}} game files mentions that the artifact belonged to a member of the Lionheart dynasty that ruled Antagarich long before the Gryphonheart dynasty of Erathia. The Lionhearts are described as brave, but expansionistic. {{mm6}} features the Lionheart Sword, an artifact from the [[Time of Wonders]].
* Description for [[Lion's Shield of Courage]] found only in the {{homm4}} game files mentions that the artifact belonged to a member of the Lionheart dynasty that ruled Antagarich long before the Gryphonheart dynasty of Erathia. The Lionhearts are described as brave, but expansionistic. {{mm6}} features the Lionheart Sword, an artifact from the [[Time of Wonders]].
* Given all of the above, the Lionhearts may have ruled all or much of Antagarich before Jarg Jarg's Horde conquered their lands.
* Given all of the above, the Lionhearts may have ruled all or much of Antagarich before Jarg Jarg's Horde conquered their lands.

Revision as of 18:19, 12 August 2025

An ancient Barbarian leader whose Horde conquered all the lands in Antagarich from ocean to ocean, including Bracaduun. Stories of Jarg inspired TarnumTarnumTarnumTarnum Tarnum to rebel against the Wizard-Kings. Ancestor of Kurl.

A legendary figure, not much is revealed on the games about the exploits and reign of Jarg the Conqueror in the games, but he was most likely not nearly as brutal as his would-be successor Tarnum.

Trivia

  • Jarg's conquests most likely happened somewhere in the first or second century AS, as it is alluded to that Enrothbefore the Silence. However, there is room to interpret them as happening before it, albeit with some post-rationalization.
  • Description for Lion's Shield of Courage found only in the Heroes of Might and Magic IV game files mentions that the artifact belonged to a member of the Lionheart dynasty that ruled Antagarich long before the Gryphonheart dynasty of Erathia. The Lionhearts are described as brave, but expansionistic. Might and Magic VI: The Mandate of Heaven features the Lionheart Sword, an artifact from the Time of Wonders.
  • Given all of the above, the Lionhearts may have ruled all or much of Antagarich before Jarg Jarg's Horde conquered their lands.
  • Alternatively, Jarg himself is possibly a Lionheart. The detail about expansionism and ruling long before the Gryphonhearts fits well with that interpretation.