“With Azgalor defeated, the Burning Legion has failed yet another attempt to invade the world of Azeroth. Now the Horde travels back to the Barren region of Kalimdor and the Sentinels attempt to clean up the horrific, yet small, invasion. However, the Burning Legion will stop at nothing to destroy Azeroth, as another plan is in process.
Tichondrius, leading dreadlord of the Nathrezim, has decided to take on the task for his demon allies. Two other dreadlords, Varimathras and Dalvengyr, have agreed to join him. Tichondrius tells them that he plans to invade Azeroth by resurrecting the Scourge, the undead army that had once terrorised the human kingdom of Lordaeron. Although all is hoped to go according to plan, both Varimathras and Dalvengyr have unanswered questions. How does Tichondrius plan to bring the Scourge back if the Lich King is dead, and why bring them back if they were defeated? It seems that there is more to Tichondrius' plan then what he is actually telling...”
Resurrection of the Scourge is the third of the series of campaigns I am making. It follows straight after Jeopardy for the Horde, so those who have played it should have no trouble getting started.
I have yet to release my Human Campaign, which is the first campaign of the series. Until then, I ask that you do not send any feedback referring to the storyline.
Please note that this campaign is yet to be finished. I have only made the first half, which is complete enough to play. I will upload the campaign as soon as I have another map of the campaign ready.
When the campaign is complete, it will have all of the following features:
Play through 10 hard missions
While my other campaigns have maps of various difficulty, Resurrection of the Scourge starts of hard, gets harder, and the last few chapters will be impossible!
Lead 3 Unique Dreadlords
Ever wanted to play a campaign where you are the dreadlords? Then this campaign is for you! Take control of Tichondrius, Varimathras and Dalvengyr, which have their own spells and attribute bonus'.
Command the armies of the Scourge to the excess!
In Resurrection of the Scourge, take command of Flesh Golems, Orc Skeltons, Ice Revenants, or basically any unit that can be raised back as the dead!
Play through a variety of map types
Different gameplay types include RPG, Altered Melee, and Tower Defence missions.
IMPORTANT!
You are able to view the maps in World Editor. Whatever you do, DO NOT change/modify any of the maps, as it may result in imported files being lost.
Submaps
Chapter One
Escape from Ashenvale
Chapter Two
Search for the Prince
Chapter Three
Wrath of the Naga
Interlude
The Legion's Plan
Chapter Four
Finding the Scourge
Chapter Five
The Return to Kalimdor
This map has not been approved in the resource section and is not guaranteed to be working.
The campaign is.. ok. Nothing really special but good enaugh. Pretty balanced, kinda fun and generally well done. I`d suggest you to display dilogues during the game coz it`s like for now only moving mouth.
The thing I enjoyed very much was that it`s pretty hard.
Jeopardy of the Horde and this campaign are very great!. i really dont like the fact that u dont use any imported material, but that doesnt mean that the campaign is bad. very enjoyable and great overall..!
you are getting 5/5 to both campaigns.
P.S: Is there any release date for your 1st campaign(human one)?. i really want to understand the storyline better.. atm its kinda... twisted :P
keep on man ;)
The cinematics are great, there's nothing I can complain about.
The gameplay, is normal warcraft gameplay, I hate it, but, it works, so I can't complain.
Terrain, good, sometimes a little flat though. And there are lots of "squares" in the water you should fix that, it looks awful specially in the second and third level.
There are somethings that I don't like, specially with the characters, they have no personality at all, must of the dialogues are just generic, is quite obvious that they were writen by the same person, as I said, no personality for any character, they are all the same person...
SPOIL WARNIG
Ok, the dialogues sometimes are just out of place, in the first map one elf that says "Demons! They are after the ship" I know they are elves, and they have great and mystic powers, but as far as I know, they can't read minds, so, How they knew they were after the ship? Another mistake was in the last map, and it really ruins the entire atmosphere, because the only thing you can do is laugh... Samuro says something like this "triple the defenses" or something like that and in the next scene an orc opens the main gate... that doesn't makes any sense... I suggest you change the dialogue to something like "Open the gate! Prepare to attack brothers!" or something like that.
I suggest to give another reason to Varimathras, apparently Kil'Jaeden doesn't care about the deal he did with Azgalor, so, why he is so worried? Azgalor is dead, Kil'Jaeden doesn't care, so there's no reason for all of these.
Overall, these is a good campaign, the main troubles for me are in the lore, and dialogues..
I forgot something really important, there's a bug in the last map, something with the cinematics, the camara fades, someone says something (can't remember what, but is something of the first cinematic), nothing big, its just weird.
P.S: Is there any release date for your 1st campaign(human one)?. i really want to understand the storyline better.. atm its kinda... twisted :P
keep on man ;)
There is no definate release date for my Human Campaign, yet. Expecting it to be some time in March. I will give the date closer to the time.
awesome, downloading this now, I'll have a detailed review for it shortly ^^
***SPOILERS***
Chapter 1: Love it, I'm a major fan of the Nathrezim so getting to control 3 different Dreadlords is awesome. Like the difficulty and the payout for going and destroying the Night Elf bases (a nice item or 2). Nice placement of creeps on the well made map. Only problems I had was that 2 Night Elves stayed invulnerable after they fought with the Lost Orcs, and after I saved the Doom Guard he split, would be better if those Burning Legion guy's joined my group.
Chapter 2: Nice placement of creeps again, and a good map. Kinda annoying fighting Hydra's then suddenly getting attacked by the Naga from behind, but still fun none the less. Wish Arthas could have played a bigger role, was disappointing to see how easily he was killed and how little a role he had considering he was the head of the Scourge and all. Only problem I had was that the Royal Naga Guard's followed me, all the way back to the fountain of health, thought they'd break off their pursuit after a time but no such luck.
Chapter 3: Right off the bat I noticed that I dont like the fact that the Necromancy skills are items, shoulda just been skills, least that's what I would have preferred seeing as how many items you made available having to give 3 of them up for Necromancy items that I dont think are even worth it (not powerful enough, and beyond that Tichondrius's item is just a weaker version of Varimathras's item). Next problem I've noticed, when I reanimate corpses, they either wander of they're auto targeted to be stuck to the Dreadlord that summoned them... it's annoying when I send them to go attack the enemy and they suddenly stop and start heading back makes them almost more work then they're worth (except for Dalvengyr item which actually works correctly)
I'm still working on Chapter 4, so I'll be updating this soon.
Maps: 5/5 (original, nice placement of creeps, and no huge empty spaces)
Storyline: 5/5 (gotta love dreadlords XD)
Difficulty: 4/5 (A little too hard at times, but overall I'm loving it thus far)
Overall: 4.6/5
“With Azgalor defeated, the Burning Legion has failed yet another attempt to invade the world of Azeroth. Now the Horde travels back to the Barren region of Kalimdor and the Sentinels attempt to clean up the horrific, yet small, invasion. However, the Burning Legion will stop at nothing to destroy Azeroth, as another plan is in process.
Tichondrius, leading dreadlord of the Nathrezim, has decided to take on the task for his demon allies. Two other dreadlords, Varimathras and Dalvengyr, have agreed to join him. Tichondrius tells them that he plans to invade Azeroth by resurrecting the Scourge, the undead army that had once terrorised the human kingdom of Lordaeron. Although all is hoped to go according to plan, both Varimathras and Dalvengyr have unanswered questions. How does Tichondrius plan to bring the Scourge back if the Lich King is dead, and why bring them back if they were defeated? It seems that there is more to Tichondrius' plan then what he is actually telling...”
errrrr that shoulda told you right off the bat that it wasnt following the exact Warcraft lore
