In the beginning, there was a race of beings who had the power to change into powerful dragons. The Dragon Family lived in peaceful harmony, until the Goddess Tyr appeared. Promising to grant their wishes, the separate clans of the Dragon Family started fighting amongst each other, hoping for the power the Goddess had to offer.

One clan, the Light Dragons, realized that something was amiss and sent a warrior to stop the evils. He was victorious and sealed the Goddess into six keys and spread them across the land. The world recovered from the catastrophic battles, and the Light Dragons grew soft. With this softening, they lost most of their powers and lived as men, but the Dark Dragons were biding their time. Soon a leader rose among the Dark Dragons, named Zog. He set out to destroy the Light Dragons and take the Goddess Keys, and resurrect the evil Goddess. Your journey begins with the destruction of your village. . .

Breath of Fire II takes players into the world of the fantasy RPG, where friends are made, battles are fought, and an intriguing storyline develops with every step the hero makes.

One day you take a nap near the remains of a once great dragon, only to wake and find that both your father and sister are missing. Upon being recieved as an orphan into a local church, you meet and befriend a little theif named Bow. Agreeing that greater things lie in the next village, the two of venture across the country and into a cave. You meet with a fierce monster and all goes black. Years pass like the wind and your childhood is all but a memory of the past. And thus your adventure begins...

Breath of Fire II utilizes the same tried and true over-head perspective and graphics somewhat in the style of Final Fantasy III. The battle modes have differences here and there, but much of the key actions such as attack, magic, defense, item, or special move remain. The game also contains "party building" elements, instead of revolving around a lone, central hero as in the Zelda games.

The game also contains multiple game save slots and the ability to name the main character.

Breath of Fire II takes players into the world of the fantasy RPG, where friends are made, battles are fought, and an intriguing storyline develops with every step the hero makes.

One day you take a nap near the remains of a once great dragon, only to wake and find that both your father and sister are missing. Upon being recieved as an orphan into a local church, you meet and befriend a little theif named Bow. Agreeing that greater things lie in the next village, the two of venture across the country and into a cave. You meet with a fierce monster and all goes black. Years pass like the wind and your childhood is all but a memory of the past. And thus your adventure begins...

Breath of Fire II utilizes the same tried and true over-head perspective and graphics somewhat in the style of Final Fantasy III. The battle modes have differences here and there, but much of the key actions such as attack, magic, defense, item, or special move remain. The game also contains "party building" elements, instead of revolving around a lone, central hero as in the Zelda games.

The game also contains multiple game save slots and the ability to name the main character.