Warlords II frequently asked questions list:(Last updated 27th June 1995)The questions answered in this FAQ are:1. What is it?2. Where can I get Warlords-related material on the Internet?i. What scenarios are available?ii.

What utilities and patches are available?3. Do I need the Scenario Builder to use the scenarios?4. Where do I get patches?5. How can I edit random maps?6. I've got a scenario off the 'net - how do I add it?7. I can't get addscen to add this scenario - what's wrong?8. How do I copy graphics between army (or city) sets?9.

How do I edit shield sets?10. Why do all the enemy warlords ALWAYS declare war on me?11. How do I pick up bags left behind by dead heroes?12. What's SSG's email address?13. What's happening with Warlords 2 Deluxe?This FAQ consists mostly of IBM-related information, but some Macinformation is now being included. If you want more informationadded, just send it to me. Terraria bosses. If you think there is a burning questionthat should be addressed, send it to me.

What is it?Warlords is essentially a strategy game, with (in its original form)some fantasy elements. The emphasis is on combat, though economics,diplomacy, and exploration figure into it as well. The basic aim isto conquer at least half the cities on the map (unless you arereally bloodthirsty and don't accept surrenders). Up to 8 players- human or computer - can participate. More than 3 humans can get abit slow, unless you have several machines, and play multiple gamessimultaneously, moving from machine to machine.Each side (human or computer) begins with one 'hero' with one army andone city.

Heroes may be of either sex. Cities can produce armies. Eachcity has a different production and income, and you take more cities bycombat. The hero can also explore ruins, where there might be items(after overcoming any guardians), sages (who reveal the locations ofother items, or maps of areas, or reward you with gifts), or monsterswilling to become allies. Heroes can also go to temples to be blessedor receive quests.

Quests may be rewarded with special allies. Armiescan also be blessed at temples (blessing affects combat strength).The default scenario is fantasy-based: Dragons, Wizards, elves, andso on. The cities mostly look like castles. However, many kinds ofscenarios are possible.

Warlords II is a 2D turn-based strategy game set in a fantasy world. The player is a commander from one of several races (like the people from the Kingdoms, the Dark Elves, Ussyrian Orcs, Sirians etc.). The player starts with one city, and must capture other cities (enemy or neutral) to produce new. Warlords Battlecry II for PC game reviews & Metacritic score: Experience a unique combination of role-playing heroes and real-time strategy game play. Build Hero warriors in the Warlord's fantasy world of Etheria and devel.

There exist tank battles, pirate scenarios,even a battle in the mud for a pig-farm (between pigs of course).Each scenario is playable many times - I played the originalWarlords I scenario dozens of times.One of Warlords' best features is the quality of the computer players -at their most intelligent levels of play, they are reasonably difficultopponents. If they become too easy, you can issue a challenge (so theyconcentrate their efforts against you more than at each other).If you are a really super player, you can give the computer some extraadvantages.It has a random map feature which extends playability enormously -the random maps are very good indeed - most give an excellent game.The scenario builder (Warscen) allows you to make new scenarios(new maps, armies, cities, shields, boats, items, ruin guardiansand so on).

This extends the playability of the original game further,as well as being fun in itself.-2. Where can I get Warlords-related material on the Internet?i.