A modified melee map with crafting and RPG elements; units retrain and upgrade with items, mounts must be trained and mounted.

Each race gets a new tier 0.5 unit as well as other new units from the campaign. There are now over 12 natural resources to build and craft with. Combine raw materials in forges to create metals and cloth/fabrics at weavers. Gain knowledge to upgrade at the town center.

In the center of the map is a large world boss that drops artifacts. Monsters and beasts roam the wilderness, but also can be hunted for food and skins.

Aspects of the environment are random/procedurally generated so each game is unique. Early stage sill, probably bugs in the unit/upgrade tooltips and costs. Let me know what you think.

Good concept, but will need a lot of work.

For starters, changing the name of craft material and items to a different color so you don't accidentally attack them when trying to target a plant as well as telling apart those that are turned into leaderboard ingredients, an automatic collection system (at least for wood and minerals), and maybe making plants and trees auto-attackable. Case in point: Flax (the killable plant) and Flax (the item).

Units should be able to drop their items to return to workerhood. Or maybe have a base unit that's not the worker but can do things like pick up items.

Ballistae cost Knowledge to be repaired.

Farms should produce food (plants or animals) and automatically harvest it.

Blacksmith can't be directly given crafting materials, it says "item can't be pawned". Right-clicking works though.

Smith buildings take flax from workers, weaver buildings take ore.

Leaderboard ingredients should be consumed as soon as a unit starts training/building starts upgrading (some of them don't seem to consume their materials).

Arcane Sanctum doesn't list needed materials in its tooltip. Arcane Vault does list them, but can't be built even with enough materials (that or I didn't have enough materials but the leaderboard didn't update).

There's no build limit for Oracles (and 5th heroes).

Dragonhawks and Gryphons need non-mounted models.

Some poisons don't seem affected by the antidote/Jade Ring.

There should be a way to convert unwanted items into resources, or exchange them for something.

Marksmanship needs NE buildings.

When Wisps build an Ancient, the items they carry should be dropped.

Reinforced Defenses require a Fortress, Fortress requires Reinforced Defenses.

Watch Tower, Ogre Mound and Tauren Totem have no tooltip requirements.

Burrow costs 160 food and 40 knowledge to upgrade.

Undead buildings should spread blight.

If sheep drop wool, I didn't see it.

Is killing a new enemy the only way to get Research?

dang cleavinghammer, amazing feedback

Uploaded some fixes from your comments: mostly the 5th heroes, tooltips/costs/repair, new crystal nodes in map center, + some more screenshots.

Soldiers can buy pickaxes to become workers again, typically from a lumbermill type structure.

wool you get from attacking sheep, not killing them. perhaps an info tooltip is in order..

I plan on having some regions you can explore to get knowledge. Possibly knowledge should also come from attacking rather than having to kill ore deposits..

I'm waiting for reforged before I get too into custom models/skins n such. Exciting times.

Some tooltips still missing resource cost.

I know they can buy pickaxes, but since they're originally trained from workers it doesn't make much sense not to drop the training item.

Tried attacking sheep, still got no wool.

Fixed sheep, added new terrained areas to discover for knowledge, fixed misc tooltips and costs.

Cool-looking map.

Would love to see a little bit (write-up?) about the techtree additions.

Definitely not an RPG. You should remove that tag. If you want, maybe Defense/Survival would work instead.
You should write a better description, more informative.

1. It's an interesting concept however, you should create your own terrain, maybe use some custom icons for better representation.
2. Resources can be given to the tent from at least 300 range by right clicking.
3. An annoyance is that you have to right click buildings to gain the resources on the board when in range of those buildings; it doesn't work automatically when sending a carrying unit near a tent.
4. If you cancel construction of a building, you don't get the resources back.
5. Progress is slow. Not sure if everyone has the same advantages over resources around the map/starting points. Seems so.
6. What to do with Copper? Is it supposed to be Bronze? You can't give it to buildings. I gather, I have to process it in the Blacksmith. You should write proper tooltips.
   Tooltip Tutorial
   Creating Good Descriptions
7. Darn, and you need other resources to smelt too. It's a tad too complicated for a game.

Generally a really showy concept but convoluted.

Approved.


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^ Copper (and sticks and ores) is given to Blacksmiths from worker inventories via the same right-clicking as with huts. Problem is it also drops unneeded items into the smithy's inventory.

First Time doing this map is really the copy of another emerald gardens maps

TheGamerEdgaras12 said:

First Time doing this map is really the copy of another emerald gardens maps

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Sure but the terrain is not the actual point of the map. It would be great if the author would decide to make original terrain.

Added some info/tutorial quests and a resource auto-return system. Most missing item costs have been added as well. Techtree has changed to allow blacksmiths earlier for all races.

Lots of fixes and cost updates from some helpful people play testing