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Warsong
You are Garrett, prince of the kingdom of Baltia. Your castle has been surrounded by the evil Dalsis army, and only through your guile and the help of your friends were you able to escape with your life.
Now, on the run with a bare-bones military force, you must regroup and gather your allies for the final battle!
My Kingdom for a Horse
Warsong by Treco is part military strategy, part fantasy role-playing -- an unusual hybrid that tests your ability to outwit the computer's army in 20 different scenarios. As in most military simulations, you determine the strategy, but the computer runs the battle.
You start by controlling Prince Garrett, along with his mentor, Baldarov, the Swordmaster. At the beginning of a scenario you purchase military units (your army) with gold. The game starts you with 350 Gold Pieces, and after the first battle, you'll receive moola for the number of foes you dispatch. As the game progresses, more allies will join your ranks, and in turn, you'll be able to purchase a bigger army
The 20 battles you fight are all interconnected -- that is, this is an ongoing story with as much detail as traditional fantasy role-playing games. And if you lose one of your leaders during any skirmish, he's history!
ProTips:
- Remember: military units can be replaced at the beginning of each scenario, but leaders CAN NOT. Protect your troop's leaders with your life! You'll need them all later in the game.
- If you're trying to escape the pursuit of a powerful enemy commander, leave a weakened unit behind to delay the pursuit.
The Battle of the Bulge
Each scenario consists of several stages. Usually, victory comes with the defeat of the enemy leader, but sometimes you simply have to reach a certain point on the map.
In Scenario 9, stay on land and let the Krakens (those giant squid creatures that appear at Turn 6) decimate the enemy's ranks before you take a crack.
One thing all the scenarios have in common, though, is the game ends if Garrett bites the dust.
On a Role
Ok... so where do all those fantasy role-playing elements come in? As in traditional FRPG games, Prince Garrett and the other leaders gain experience with each battle they fight, and every tenth level they evolve into a more powerful character.
With experience, warriors get higher Attack and Defense ratings, which help shift the battle's outcome in your favor, and spellcasters gain more powerful spells and more magic points to cast them with.
The best way to build all your characters quickly is to use your more powerful characters to whittle down the opposing army, then finish them off with characters who need experience.
Some Day My Prince Will Come
Warsong is a long, sometimes grueling, game where the average scenario takes 60 to 90 minutes to win. A battery backup system saves up to four campaigns. Even if you aren't a big military strategy fan, Warsong's storyline and action will hook you. If you're into fantasy war games that require a little bit of brain power, Warsong will give you the action you crave.
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