halkias82

Fallen Enchantress is very much its own game. It's strengths over its grandaddy of a game MoM are clearly: Customization: the heroes, the leveling, the units, the equipment. Technology: this one is self evident. RPG elements: the quests and wildlands are fantastic new additions to the genre. The A.I.: Although much maligned, it does seem to be improving, and is already better than that of MoM (barring some strange flukes that take place from tim

Some things I haven't read in the manuals but am unable to find in the forums: 1. What is rejuvenation exactly? Apparently some tiles can become settling spots, but it only happens from cities.. that disallow settling close to them. DO outposts provide rejuvenation? Also the game manual claims there are two researchable spells to rejuvenate, I never remember seeing either of them in my spell book... will check today after work. 2. Road qualities: Are there different r

Ok, been wandering these forums for a while and thought it was time to chip in. Bought the game some 3 weeks ago, and it has to a large degree swallowed my free time whole. I've been looking for a successor to MoM for ages and this game has the potential to exceed it. The core structure of the game is fantastic and very malleable, the fluff and background, although very generic has a lot of work poured into it and they help with the immersion in the game. Plus the strat