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How about fairy joining us after doing some tasks?

I think saurians would may support Kalenz if he would pay them since they are showed in LoW as loving money. First by looting elvish vault and then as bounty hunters. Before in RoW we see saurians and nagas making deals with each other as well.

Since the dwarvish miner has become a part of mainline units maybe make the dwarvish equivalent of a human peasant? (I think that's what a standard dwarf could do). He could be advanced to a dwarvish warrior, a dwarvish thunderer or a dwarven scout. I like this idea! Relatedly, I don't like the use...

In the first scenario of Descent into Darkness, we also have some soldiers (spearmen, bowmen) in Malin's team who are clearly unwilling to fight in his team and there is no confrontation (diplomatic or physical) only because of the ongoing orc attack. I propose creating a two-flag system for this sc...

Some races maybe would may be healed on muschroms?

Orcs are united in this campaining and cooperating to get Ruby of Fire (this also shocked me, in Sceprer of Fire that was made before Legend of Wesmere is written that orcs and trolls living in Knalga didn't know what it means) I think, the form of the ruby was the greatest distinction that seperat...

I don't think "rebels" is a good name for an elven faction. I think the name comes from Heir to the Throne but were the elves really rebels? As far as I know the forests inhabited by elves were not part of the kingdom of Wesnoth and elves were not subjects of Asheviere so they could not re...

However, it is good to remember that when the lizards were murdered Kalenz (probably the only one) did not kill children as other elves did. The sad thing about Kalenz's fate and life is that, if the Orc raid didn't occur, he would have been a kind person excelling in many different things other th...

Yeah, not having the merfolk could hurt the gameplay. As for ending scenario I was suprised when Lord Logarmier just survived and didn't commented it a bit (Wasn't he the target of the attack?) He appears in Legend of Wesmere so he rather survived but ending leaved me some logic holes. I don't thin...

Anekron wrote: ↑April 10th, 2024, 8:07 pm
With the wolves I wanted to add a bit of dark humour and showcase how orcs see poor gobos as replaceable. Using piglet meat instead is a cool suggestion, though I don't want to complicate things too much for the player...

In first scenario our team escapes from being fodder cannons

Good points! I wanted to keep the core of the scenarios close to vanilla to better teach new players the basics, but I agree it might not make much sense lore-wise. Thanks for playing the campaign, I'll think on what to do with merfolk & woses. With the wolves I wanted to add a bit of dark humo...

A big part of Orcish History that is a big hole: Their takeover of the North, and what ended up happening between them and the Lich Lords. I made a campaign depicting this, so this is my portrayal of events, let me know how reasonable my depiction is: Orcs live in a desolate, barren homeland, over-...

Is he really that bad? As I remember that's Kalenz who helped humans against common enemy and even made allies from them despite of fact both were in not very friendly relations before (same with dwarfs before). There were no orcs or let's say, despite the bad things the saurians did, he didn't spa...

Hello, could someone point me towards a collection of canon information (i.e. mainlined) about saurians and their canon (mainlined) history? I am writing a saurian campaign and would like to remain consistent with the mainline. The wiki seems out of date and contains possibly non-mainlined informat...

In final scenario I was a little suprised from the fact woses and mermans supports elves there. I don't know how was with woses on Greatland that time (propably existed but I doubt were just part of elvish army) but mermans were rather allies of humans and were not in close relations with elves