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Alpine Ridge is the first realm of the Magic Crafters homeworld first appearing in Spyro the Dragon and its remake in Spyro Reignited Trilogy.

Description[]

Alpine Ridge is a realm located high in the mountains. It consists mostly of high peaks and requires a lot of gliding to traverse it. The mountain ridge is full of Elder Wizards, Green Druids, and Beasts. The Green Druids moves the landscape around.

Statistics[]

Dragons[]

  • Zane - On the area above the retracting steps.
  • Eldrid - Located about halfway through the level, near a green druid and the entrance to the thief area.
  • Zander - Next to the exit vortex.
  • Kelvin - Next to the blue thief.

Achievements & Trophies (Reignited Trilogy)[]

  • Pops of the Tops: Detonate 3 explosive chests on the pillars in Alpine Ridge.[1]
    • PS4: Silver Trophy
    • XBOX One: 30G

Walkthrough[]

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Spyro the Dragon 120% Walkthrough - 14 - Alpine Ridge

By ZephyGameGuides

Gallery[]

Main article: Alpine Ridge/Gallery

Trivia[]

General[]

  • Alpine Ridge is most associated with its large orange Beasts.
  • The realm's background music is reused the most out of any track in the game. It is remixed for both Night Flight and the Dream Weavers' alternate theme in the original game.

Original Game[]

  • There is a glitch which can cause the music loop in this level to falter - after the track ends, the beginning of Jacques' theme may play before the level's intended theme begins playing.
  • A variation of this level's skybox is reused in Ocean Speedway in Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!, with an ocean blue color below the horizon. Metro Speedway also uses a recolored variation of the same visual. Mushroom Speedway in Spyro: Year of the Dragon uses the same variant as Ocean Speedway.
  • In the June 1998 prototype and the game's earliest demo, the level is called Alpine Cliffs. In the June prototype, its music is that of Terrace Village, and its exit vortex contains a floating gem.

Reignited Trilogy[]

  • The achievement / trophy name for this level is an obvious reference to the British music TV program, Top of the Pops.
  • The Armored Druid at the beginning of the level can be seen feeding Wumpa Fruit from Crash Bandicoot to one of the Beasts if left undisturbed by the player.

References[]

Characters
Protagonists
Spyro the Dragon - Sparx the Dragonfly
Fairies - Balloonists
Antagonists
Gnasty Gnorc
Toasty - Dr. Shemp - Blowhard - Metalhead - Jacques - Egg Thieves
Locations
Homeworlds
Artisans - Peace Keepers - Magic Crafters - Beast Makers - Dream Weavers - Gnorc Gnexus
Realms
Stone Hill - Dark Hollow - Town Square - Dry Canyon - Cliff Town - Ice Cavern - Alpine Ridge
High Caves - Wizard Peak - Terrace Village - Misty Bog - Tree Tops - Dark Passage - Lofty Castle
- Haunted Towers - Gnorc Cove - Twilight Harbor - Gnasty's Loot
Flights
Sunny Flight - Night Flight - Crystal Flight - Wild Flight - Icy Flight
Boss Realms
Toasty - Doctor Shemp - Blowhard - Metalhead - Jacques - Gnasty Gnorc
Terms
Dragons - Treasure - Dragon Eggs - Cheat codes
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