This featured the violinist Daniela Nipp for the first time and remained true to the band's sound, while improving upon both the musical and vocal arrangements.
The band's third album, Der Untergang Von Trisona, was released in 1999 and received praise from the media for its bombastic appeal and relentless energy apparent on each track.
Its neodark classic style, boasting of medieval influences, also caught the attention of Liv Kristine (Leaves Eyes, ex Theatre of Tragedy) and Alexander Krull (Atrocity), whose enthusiasm can be heard on the album, as both of them contributed vocally to this work.
The tracks on this work continued to draw upon the magical uniqueness of songwriter Oliver Falks' compositions, while becoming more appealing to the masses.
The End Of The Wizard promises to deliver an enchanting journey into the mythical world of Liechtenstein's myriad legends and sagas.