New Campaign: Untitled
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New Campaign: Untitled
I've decided to burn the rest of my spring break by making a short campaign.
The story revolves around Othello, the leader of a small logging town in the northeastern part of the wesmere forest. His town is attacked by orcs so he defeats them, retreats to an elvish sanctuary and learns that the orcs that attacked were part of a massive orcish army. the lord at sanctuary asks othello to travel deeper into the forest to recruit the nearby elf lord to aid them on their attack on the main army. after the mutual destruction of the elvish and orcish armies, othello and the surviving soldiers retreat to the safety of Elensefar.
ive designed about half the scenarios already (theres 6 in total, 5 of which are actual playable ones). I was wondering if there was a campgen type thing for 1.4 because the campgen i have works only for 1.2
also, comments or suggestions for this campaign would be great. (such as what i can call it) the campaign is mostly just so i can dip into the wml language a bit and maybe help out on bigger projects.
The story revolves around Othello, the leader of a small logging town in the northeastern part of the wesmere forest. His town is attacked by orcs so he defeats them, retreats to an elvish sanctuary and learns that the orcs that attacked were part of a massive orcish army. the lord at sanctuary asks othello to travel deeper into the forest to recruit the nearby elf lord to aid them on their attack on the main army. after the mutual destruction of the elvish and orcish armies, othello and the surviving soldiers retreat to the safety of Elensefar.
ive designed about half the scenarios already (theres 6 in total, 5 of which are actual playable ones). I was wondering if there was a campgen type thing for 1.4 because the campgen i have works only for 1.2
also, comments or suggestions for this campaign would be great. (such as what i can call it) the campaign is mostly just so i can dip into the wml language a bit and maybe help out on bigger projects.