DOTA: Dragon's Blood - Season 3
Season 3
The time has come for brave warriors to conquer an indomitable foe. But can the ultimate sacrifice bring lasting peace — to all possible worlds?
Episodes
Chapter One: The Wind Under the Door
Drysi strikes a terrifying bargain. Luna appeals to Mirana, as does an unexpected foe. The tables turn for Fymryn, and Davion takes on a trying test.
Chapter Two: Hell of Hells
A new moon rises. Mirana and her warriors enter Foulfell, an insidious realm where fresh hells - and regrets - await. Can Terrorblade be vanquished?
Chapter Three: This Stranger's Life
Another day dawns - and a world begins. In the hinterlands, a threat spreads, spurring Mirana and Luna to investigate. The Oracle holds the key.
Chapter Four: The Hanged Man
In a quest to find Slyrak, Mirana taps a familiar Dragon Knight. Filomenta faces her struggling goddess - and father - as the moon threatens all life.
Chapter Five: Summons of the Ideal
Mirana encounters a surprising opponent while Filomena embarks on a desperate attempt to get answers via Mene`s memories. A sleeping giant awakens.
Chapter Six: Twelve Thousand, Four Hundred and Three
In a hard homecoming, Mirana returns to an uncle`s maneuvers and a father`s wisdom. Filomena uncovers the awful facts. Davion rekindles a partnership.
Chapter Seven: Lunartropism
Undeterred, Filomena hunts for hope as a changed Davion reaches out to Mirana. But now a brutal battle promises to shatter everything for the heroes.
Chapter Eight: Consider Phlebas
Does creation require destruction - and painful sacrifices? Filomena and Davion square off againist the Invoker. The truth remains the final weapon.
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