Roughly speaking, Triangle Strategy has two major modes of play. Each of these three characters represents one of Triangle Strategy's three key "virtues" – utility, morality, and liberty – which become a critical part of how the story of Triangle Strategy unfolds. We also meet Prince Roland, the second prince of Glenbrook and Serenoa's best friend, and House Wolffort's advisor Benedict in the opening moments of the game. The Aesfrosts hate her because she's the daughter of a concubine, while Hyzanthe openly discriminates against Rosellans thus, she quickly finds herself at home with Serenoa's accepting family despite the complications that her presence brings. Frederica is a half-sister to the rulers of Aesfrost but is discriminated against because of her Rosellan heritage – a trait marked by her pink hair. (Photo: Square Enix)Īt the start of the game, Serenoa meets his betrothed Frederica Aesfrost for the first time. An uneasy peace emerged from this conflict brokered by Serenoa's father, who became the military might behind Glenbrook in exchange for peace. Thirty years before the start of the game, Glenbrook and its neighboring countries Aesfrost and Hyzanthe entered into a fierce conflict known as the Saltiron War, driven by the iron deposits controlled by Aesfrost and the salt supply controlled by Hyzanthe. Players are placed in control of Serenoa Wolffort, the young lord of one of Glenbrook's high houses. Triangle Strategy is set in Norzelia, a continent divided between three countries.
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