Kragg appears as a playable card in this game. If the player constantly attempts to speak with Kragg throughout the game, he'll slowly open up the player, revealing a huge appreciate for rocks, as well as a slightly eccentric side of him, where he tells the player a story of how he felt he didn't see enough of the school that he spent so much time in, leading to him climbing through the vents to explore, eventually discovering the faculty lounge, where he takes an appreciation to the room's fridge, deciding to take an egg from said fridge with him as he left.
Kragg fills the role of the quiet and reserved kid in Lovers, not talking much and often being very blunt when he does speak, though he does apologize if he ends up coming across as potentially rude. However, sadly Kragg and the other heroes would soon be forgotten to time, with them all seemingly disappearing. The group emerges victorious, with their rivalries a thing of the past, instead considering each other allies against any future threats to Aether.
Believing this to be the source of the purple shadows, the group puts aside their differences and battle the creatures. The platform also seems to double as a gateway, inside of which the group witnesses a vast abyss that plunges deep below the surface. Wrastor arrives soon after, having tracked Kragg down for revenge, but before the two can fight again, the ground shakes as the sea pulses purple and a vast stone platform rises from the depths of the sea. Later, Kragg and Lily arrive at a vast crater, encountering Maypul, alongside Forsburn, Orcane, and Zetterburn. Wrastor flies into a blind fury and attacks Kragg, eventually managing to defeat him before carefully picking up Bradshaw and leaving, vowing more revenge on Kragg. Believing the Air Armada intended to take advantage of the wall's weakness, Kragg instantly takes the offensive, hurling rocks at the two, knocking Bradshaw out of the sky and rendering him unconscious. Kragg notices Wrastor and Bradshaw diving towards the wall. Mayreed sends Maypul's plant companion, Lily, to accompany Kragg as he tracks down Maypul.īefore he leaves though, Kragg attempts to finish repairing the wall. Kragg realizes he has no choice but to leave the wall and forest if he wishes to protect it. Luckily for Kragg, he defeats the shadowy Maypul before being confronted by her younger sister, Mayreed, who passes along a letter to Kragg while explaining to him and the still present bystanders that the Maypul he fought couldn't have been the real one, as she had left months ago to investigate a mysterious purple shadow. Other residents of the forest gather to watch, outraged at Kragg trespassing and attacking one of them, causing them to vow retaliation. However, Kragg is interrupted by a shadowy resident of the Aetherian Forest, Maypul, who attacks Kragg, forcing him to confront one of the very beings he intends to protect.
For the first time in his life, Kragg steps off the wall and repairs the wall as fast as he can. For Kragg, this was no different, until one day, he came across a huge breach in the Northern Wall. Most of the Wallbuilders are born on the Rock Wall and remain on their for their entire lives, constantly circling the wall to ensure it remains intact. When in peril, Kragg can summon the earth to aid him, and he repairs the Wall when it is under siege." Unlike other Wall Runners, Kragg has the legendary ability to control the earth with his will.
While normally slow because of their massive bodies, Wall Runners can curl up into balls and traverse the Wall at high speeds. From their position atop the Wall, Kragg and his fellow Runners defend both sides of the rock face and the forest below. Deliberate and loyal, he is one of the infamous Wall Runners who patrol the Rock Wall. "Kragg is a defender of the colossal Aetherian Forest.
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