Once they find Caesar, their old friend and current ruler of Greede, they learn that a black dragon is causing the mist. Once there, they learn that Greede's citizens are being poisoned by a purple mist. However, he gives them an insignia, which upon coming back they learn from Father Yggdra that they need to get three of. They attempt to save the Archduke of Faria (Miu's grandfather) but fail. For their reward, Father Yggdra gives them a book to go into the past, which they use to travel to the day the Magi attacked Balandor castle. Father Yggdra is revealed to be a sentient tree and the protector of the Moon Maiden, the final incorruptus from the war between Yshrenia and Athwani. They travel back into the city and fight and defeat Ban Nanazel and save Father Yggdra who Ban Nanazel was attempting to destroy. The group then learns that the now reborn Yshrenian Empire (formerly the Magi), headed by Grazel and High Priest Ledom (formerly Sarvain, the regent of Balandor following Cisna's kidnapping in the first game) from the previous game, supported Ban Nanazel. The group goes to Faria where they encounter Scardigne and Miu and save them from Ban Nanazel's forces. The game then cuts to where Princess Cisna has summoned Leonard, Eldore and Yulie, she tells them that they need to go to Faria and speak with a mystic known as Father Yggdra.
They manage to escape the city but are pursued. The games begins with a prologue in Faria, where the Farian general Scardigne is trying to get the Farian Princess Miu out of the city safely due to a civil war led by Ban Nanazel. Now players can play with their friends online in quests of up to 6 characters. The Georama system, an online mode that lets the player create their own town, is back with various changes.
However, some changes to improve gameplay in all aspects have been made, introducing battle system mechanics, combos, armor and weapons to make, enemies and dungeons.
White Knight Chronicles II is similar to its predecessor White Knight Chronicles, a role-playing video game presented in a third-person perspective.
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