Darknaj

It seems like every time I start a new game some of my old unit designs carry forward and end up cluttering my train units window. This could be a nice idea if it stayed with the sole faction and only units I've designed. However! Even the basic peasant, peon, pioneer, etc get duplicates that change only the portrait, clothes etc. No stats, costs or anything else differ. The only unit that seems to be immune from this duplication would be the Caravan for whatever reason

I don't have much to add as most of what I'd say has already been said. However, there is no 'creature bug' as the fire giant has a trait that allows for mana regeneration. The mana regeneration of children does seem out of place, but in the end it does give an incentive to use and lose them over your sovereign.

You can eat food, use items, or just not move the unit group. They heal faster in cities and also get a +1 health regen bonus within your area of influence? Not sure on the last one, but I have read it in the forum recently.

[quote who="Archonsod" reply="10" id="2732467"] Quoting Kardiophylax, reply 7The combat attack/defense ratings in this game contain no information as to how they actually work. What's even more irritating is there's a spell which adds 50% to your dodge chance. So fingers on buzzers, does this add 50% to defence, is there a 'dodge' component we can't see, or does it add a 50% chance for any attack to automatically miss? I've cast it twice, and I still cou

1) if the farmer gives a bonus to food production, leave him garrisoned in the city. 2) He's not part of your faction, so no he's not waiting for your orders. 3) Yes, build whatever you like in your city. The focus of the campaign is, however, on your hero. 4) If you click on the crown at the bottom left hand of the HUD you will be able to check your quest if you select the kingdom tab. It will show you your kingdom, current quest, and completed quests

From what it looks like to me there are glowing blue-white sections that you have to move the unit to, to retreat. However last battle I was in I could not retreat two units through the same square.... sigh.

[quote who="Fading_Suns" reply="5" id="2720307"]I like the idea of corpses staying on the strategic map after a battle. It marks the location of a major event, and would make the territory more interesting. I suppose it would be the EWOM version of a historical marker, only written in blood. What is great about this idea is that the longer the game goes on, the more battlefield debris would litter the landscape. Having the land heal is a big deal, so leaving spots

With such a heavy amount of DragonLance lovers I think I'll have to step up and represent Forgotten Realms in some way shape or form. Even if it's just a campaign. Granted I did really enjoy the Fall of Heavens mod for Civ. So summoning a hell on earth may also be a worthy endeavour of mine to looking into.

[quote who="Storm" reply="12" id="2719660"] Quoting Kuriostone, reply 2Gog.com had Master of Magic for sale: $5.99! So I bought it (again). Old man! You seek the spell of mastery!\ Will that run on Win 7 64 bit? I've actually (cough) never played MOM...[/quote] Though I'm not familiar with 7, you should be able to run it in a compatibility mode. If not there is a wonderful program called "DosBox

High Lord Darknaj of the Magnar is a devious schemer who suffers no incompetence or failure. To live under his rule is to die under his rule, there are no exceptions. He will kill his own blood before letting them elope to other kingdoms (I truly hope the 'evil' trait is real). On the bright side if any peasant can survive the mandatory military service and follow the strict laws, life can be orderly and well. On the flip side... Sir Secord of the Kingdom of &lt