“The Seven Wonders” is a group of ancient structures shrouded in mystery. Legend has it that the powers of long-absent gods lie within and their release will trigger a rebirth of the Golden Age. The Seven Wonders are scattered across parched deserts, frigid tundra, harsh mountains and raging seas – all remnants of a time when evil forces ran amok. Some believe the legend, others dismiss it as a fairy tale – still, adventurers strive to conquer the Seven Wonders and discover their long-entombed secrets. In the complex mosaic of human history, Iskandar has been classified as a young conquering king, a legendary hero, a ruthless tyrant, and even a dragon’s descendent. Conquering nearly half the known world, along with vast, unexplored territories, the crusades of Iskandar laid the groundwork for a newfound exchange of knowledge, people and commodities across the world. Iskandar became a legend in his own time and is one of the most frequently researched figures in history. His existence, however, is nothing short of enigmatic. Iskandar’s ultimate fate has been attributed to assassination, sickness, elopement or even ascension. Others claim that he never existed at all. Some attribute his success to the legacy of the Seven Wonders. The town that he founded, Iskandaria, is adjacent to Undercity Pharos, one of the Seven Wonders. Legend has it that his minions used both magic and supernatural weaponry.