Mythsong’s Last Encore
- Book IV: Age of Ruin
- 1. Darkon's Elegy
- 2. The Voice in the Sea
- 3. A Goldfish Named Elodea
- 4. The Summons from Wuji
- 5. Camlan Welcomes Ouroboros
- 6. Rebellion in Skye
- 7. Beneath the Sandsea
- 8. Children of the Bright One
- 9. Necro University’s Final Project
- 10. The Fall of Atlas
- 11. Nulgath and the Nation
- 12. The Great Elemental Dragons
- 13. The Unsung Necropolis
- 14. Mythsong’s Last Encore
- 15. The Forges of Thelima
- 16. The Sleepers of Carcossa
- 17. The Sunset Saga
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- Talky PaloozaMythsong’s aftermath
- MythsongBegin The Last Encore with Wayrest
- Mythsong OutskirtsFace LemonChord with Discordia
Discordia and LemonChord
Long after the original Chaos campaign, you return to Mythsong as LemonChord, the last of three Music Pirate generals Discordia summoned during the war, threatens the city. Discordia has spent the intervening years in exile, but now wants to help defend the home that rejected him.
Wayrest remembers Discordia as a former bandmate and believes he was controlled during the invasion, drawing on their friendship to help bring the defenders together. Discordia's wedding rose also recalls his absent wife Annie, whom he still hopes to find.
While you obtain defensive cannons and question Livefire about the pirates' approach, Discordia proposes drowning out LemonChord's control with another tune. Wayrest prepares the music, leaving you to delay the army until it is ready.
A Gift for Noxus
Carrying Wayrest's boombox, you lure the pirates away from Mythsong and leave Noxus to deal with the crowd in his chamber at Necro University, freeing you, Discordia and Wayrest to confront LemonChord in the canyon. After his defeat, the irresistible tune is revealed to be a remix of Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Celestial Dragon.
Your testimony and Wayrest's defense persuade the citizens to let Discordia return, but the wedding rose holds a separate recollection of Annie's fate. During the Chaos War, she appealed to him only to be struck by his thorned roses, leaving him to blame himself for failing to break the Chaos Tune.