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Oh yes, that's right! Aveen has a hawk as well! (I still think that hawk belongs to Larine though.)No... there is another...![]()
Legends of Arkain is a singleplayer campaign series focusing on RTS elements with various factions waging war on each other. It is up to you, the player, to choose your side. Step forth! The great nations and personalities of Arkain await you.
Oh yes, that's right! Aveen has a hawk as well! (I still think that hawk belongs to Larine though.)No... there is another...![]()
Ever since I played the original version of Pride of The Empire, with Salomar and all that, I got a severe case of Paladinsphobia, that carried over to other custom campaigns as well.I didn't expect to read this from you, especially after SOMEONE told me the mission got slightly too easy due to Rath having Avenge again. XD
Anyway, Redfist comes to save the day!
Could have been Aveen too. That, or Lokar secrectly has a crush on Gardon.The new maps are great! I like how the Redfist faction appeared to evacuate the civilians, because it humanized them, while it also explained how they get new recruits. The hawk that we see at the end for a brief second, I'm pretty sure belongs to Larine. Dorten must have sent her after Gardon to watch his actions. (There is only one other person on Arkain, who canonically has a hawk, Lokar, but he has no reason to be interested in Gardon.)
I hope it's rolling Bearmen, fully playable with working animations.The next update is in the works as we speak and it will bring you something you have missed
for a very very long time... something great. Something amazing. Something you will all adore.
It will be available.... soon.
Pretty sure Teramzar survives, maybe until that one level when all the Orders set aside their difference to fight alongside each other against Demons and stuffs, like a band of Power Rangers.I one mission Rath manage to kill Zoran, Teramzar and Jenala. Excellent!
Weeeeell, the Paladins of this mission were also there in the original.I got a severe case of Paladinsphobia, that carried over to other custom campaigns as well.
The me from few months ago was a pleb that played the original mission on Normal. I guess that's why I have no memory, since everything else was just too easy that I got more room to micro against the Paladins.Weeeeell, the Paladins of this mission were also there in the original.![]()
The only acceptable Paladin is Sir Jay Bubblerino. Anything other than that is a "please no" from me.I can of course add more paladins if you want.![]()
His first item is dropped and he gets Selior's head. That item lies on the ground after the opening cinematic.Also, was Rath's inventory replaced? I'm pretty sure I stacked him with a ton of consumables before the mission.
Oh man, this is disappointingPretty sure Teramzar survives, maybe until that one level when all the Orders set aside their difference to fight alongside each other against Demons and stuffs, like a band of Power Rangers.
Stormbringers have Faerie Fire, so they seem quite valuable as spellcasters. As for Hydromancers, well, they're good too but hydromancy is boring as hell anyway. Fire magic is more based.The Stormbringer is going to be your go-to caster unit while playing with the Kerrel Royal Army portion.
The Hydromancers have all gone back home to Pyrru.
Had to go way back to Rise of the Clans to give him some Circlets of Nobility from our Goblin friends, then Pride of the Empire for even more stuffs. Maybe now he'll actually have mana to cast more two spells per fight.That's not gonna work, he won't remember his AI inventory. X)
Volarian is in the house dudes. That or the return of the Fleshtearer, our favourite undead champion.The next update is in the works as we speak and it will bring you something you have missed
for a very very long time... something great. Something amazing. Something you will all adore.
It will be available.... soon.
The orc warlord said allies, but i think they were slaves.Do the murlocs know that the Skullblade enslaved a whole lot of them back in Lor ? Is that just the imperials thinking the murlocs have allied with the orcs when they were enslaved in fact ?
No, since there is a order of lightning, maybe if they merged they´ll become the order of the storm.The order of the Air (wouldn't order of the Storm be more appropriate ?) seems to have very low standards considering their stormcallers stay at initiate training during the entire chapter.
The order of earth was there too, but was defeated by Krom.I just thought about it but is the Order of the Flame the only order that actually bothered sending troops to Lor ? Stupid lazy wizards.
Imagine the 7 grandmasters casting a spell together just to summon... PROGADERAS THE ELEMENTAL GOD and then be killed again.Pretty sure Teramzar survives, maybe until that one level when all the Orders set aside their difference to fight alongside each other against Demons and stuffs, like a band of Power Rangers.
- Inhumane strat. But I suppose that if you only playable hero sucks balls, you have to make some compromise. Other than that, just pray for Critical RNG.-Same strategy as the SOB, make a run for it and retreat as many orcs as possible while leaving the raiders behind to distract.
- I guess its depends on their attitude towards mercenaries as a whole. Then again, in the original SOB, his motive is not that clear to me, and other characters in his gang (Cassius, Logan, etc) are better in my opinion. Daric will need some change to not be a boring generic merc.But how about Daric? he hasn´t recieve his orders to fight the orcs yet. Maybe now Van Durce or the generals will.
- I learned this the hard way. Now I need someone to insert a meme with a caption that says: Gardon enjoyers when they can't outheal literally everything with Dark Secrets.-You´ll need the golden bastards until you deal with the giant chaos turtle, then you can throw them away and clean the rest of the map with Merlon´s AOE
I think Gorthog to the Murlocs are like Gardon to the Ironfist, as in: If you're loyal and cooperative, then good. If not, I'll either change your mind, or "change your mind".The orc warlord said allies, but i think they were slaves.
Poor guy just want to chill (ironic, I know) with his friends, in peace. Then again, It's kinda his fault for lugging around useful items all the time.Imagine the 7 grandmasters casting a spell together just to summon... PROGADERAS THE ELEMENTAL GOD and then be killed again.
Well I mean they kind of lived in Lor if I'm not mistaken so I think it's kind of a stretch to say they "sent" troops.The order of earth was there too, but was defeated by Krom.
They're dumb, sure, but the fact that they're so edgy and angry all the time makes them way too entertaining for me to hate them. In fact, I kinda pity them and root for them to win.-Inara calls Rath worthy of being called chieftain. A chieftain, mind you, that is leading his own clan right to the belly of the beast, alongside the Ironthunder clan that has been misled to join them. Both she, Rath and the rest of those that follow them willingly deserve what's coming to them. Rangul should have left them all to die at the hands of the imperials.
Bull Regiment is nice though. Lerrig and Darkfang were the ones speedrunning war crimes in the 100% category, if I remember correctly.To be honest, if Darkmind clan deserve what's coming to them, same should goes to Redfist, Wolf regiment and Bull regiment, they not better than Darkmind orcs.
Especially Darkfang. He deserve to die by orcs, thats for sure.Bull Regiment is nice though. Lerrig and Darkfang were the ones speedrunning war crimes in the 100% category, if I remember correctly.
They all deserve, but on different levels.To be honest, if Darkmind clan deserve what's coming to them, same should goes to Redfist, Wolf regiment and Bull regiment, they not better than Darkmind orcs.
Yeah pretty much, you change your mind or i´ll change your leadership. Your choice.I think Gorthog to the Murlocs are like Gardon to the Ironfist, as in: If you're loyal and cooperative, then good. If not, I'll either change your mind, or "change your mind".
I mean what the hell was he doing:Poor guy just want to chill (ironic, I know) with his friends, in peace. Then again, It's kinda his fault for lugging around useful items all the time.
Well, she is pretty much brainwashed by the wolf regiment. I thought that she´ll become "normal" after Greymoore dies but i think i´m wrong on this one. So yeah the only ones that deserves to survive are the ironthunder clan and the cyclops.-Inara calls Rath worthy of being called chieftain. A chieftain, mind you, that is leading his own clan right to the belly of the beast, alongside the Ironthunder clan that has been misled to join them. Both she, Rath and the rest of those that follow them willingly deserve what's coming to them. Rangul should have left all of them to die at the hands of the imperials.
You are right.Well I mean they kind of lived in Lor if I'm not mistaken so I think it's kind of a stretch to say they "sent" troops.
Unless it is changed, that was the only reason why Rath joined Rangul after saving him and his clan. To get revenge on Greymoore and kill the humans of all the kingdoms, i doubt he cares about getting more lands.It's even possible that Rath was only using Rangul all along, using the Deathbreeze's desire to create a orc nation simply to get revenge and to kill as many humans as he wishes.
At this point of the story we only know that the redfist are fighting orcs and saving people, they are the heroes now. However then we´ll get to know how they truly are, killing the humans that trade with the centaurs just because the centaurs joined the orcs (a bit extreme) and killing the kingdom generals that don´t follow their orders (that general deserved it anyway) also they imprisoned the gnolls king was a stupid idea, just leave them alone, they wouldn´t have joined the dominion if they didn´t attacked first.-The Redfist are awful, yes, but they are a product of the orcs' actions. The Duke was a good man once, and Rangul ruined his life simply to become chieftain.
Well Wolf Regiment completely ruined Inara life for example. She was just ordinary orc woman and now she brainwashed minion. She is not resposible for Grael actions. So actions wolf regiment unjustifiable.-The Darkmind are different. They burn and slaughter villages, then have the nerve of acting like the victims once karma catches up to them. They talk about the women and children slaughtered by the imperials, nevermind that they did the same to all those villages we saw in the first chapters. And they will even lie to the other clans in order to use them for their own gains. It's even possible that Rath was only using Rangul all along, using the Deathbreeze's desire to create a orc nation simply to get revenge and to kill as many humans as he wishes.
And probably those orcs that were forced to join the Darkmind Clan because of Rangul as well.Well, she is pretty much brainwashed by the wolf regiment. I thought that she´ll become "normal" after Greymoore dies but i think i´m wrong on this one. So yeah the only ones that deserves to survive are the ironthunder clan and the cyclops.
They probably are very ruthlessly pragmatic. They didn't want to take any chances of the orcs getting allies. Redfist probably already knows that Rangul has "brainwashed" his daughter Vanessa to fight for the orcs. He most likely saw those humans in Salria as future Vanessas.At this point of the story we only know that the redfist are fighting orcs and saving people, they are the heroes now. However then we´ll get to know how they truly are, killing the humans that trade with the centaurs just because the centaurs joined the orcs (a bit extreme) and killing the kingdom generals that don´t follow their orders (that general deserved it anyway) also they imprisoned the gnolls king was a stupid idea, just leave them alone, they wouldn´t have joined the dominion if they didn´t attacked first.
He, by this point, is already convinced that all orcs are the same, no matter the gender or clan. Amari is one of the few exceptions and that was because she was mentored by Bhaarizel.However the redfist actions are mostly justified, they just want to erradicate the orcs, the duke wants Rangul´s head because he ruined his life and his soldiers wants to avenge his loved ones that died during raids, invasions or attacks from the orcs that take no prisoners, especially Bloodhand and Darkmind ones. The only clans that could escape his wrath would be the cliffhunter since they didn´t attacked the humans (at least that we know) but they are orcs and the redfist will try to erradicate all of them.
Maybe he loves his volcanoes so much that he just don't want to leave them.I mean what the hell was he doing:
-First at the battle between the orcs and humans.
-Then in the forest
-Then again in the battlefield
-Last time in the same fucking battlefield, it is his fault.
I think Redfist wants to eradicate every beast race as well, due to this line that shows his disdain towards them in the SOB interlude:However the redfist actions are mostly justified, they just want to erradicate the orcs, the duke wants Rangul´s head because he ruined his life and his soldiers wants to avenge his loved ones that died during raids, invasions or attacks from the orcs that take no prisoners, especially Bloodhand and Darkmind ones. The only clans that could escape his wrath would be the cliffhunter since they didn´t attacked the humans (at least that we know) but they are orcs and the redfist will try to erradicate all of them.
They all deserve, but on different levels.
-The Redfist are awful, yes, but they are a product of the orcs' actions. The Duke was a good man once, and Rangul ruined his life simply to become chieftain.
-The Wolf regiment are despicable, but they seem to take their bloodlust into the enemies of the Empire only (and Blen).
-The Darkmind are different. They burn and slaughter villages, then have the nerve of acting like the victims once karma catches up to them. They talk about the women and children slaughtered by the imperials, nevermind that they did the same to all those villages we saw in the first chapters. And they will even lie to the other clans in order to use them for their own gains. It's even possible that Rath was only using Rangul all along, using the Deathbreeze's desire to create a orc nation simply to get revenge and to kill as many humans as he wishes.
The actions of both the orcs and the humans, while not justifiable, are actually understandable. They lack empathy towards other races, so they just see their kills as a way to achieve their goals without thinking of the lives they've ruined. To someone like Darkfang, one human civilian > ten orc civilians, or vice versa in Rath or Rangul's case. It makes them sleep easier at night, and in the rare case when a soldier falls out of line and think broadly, like the Tracker from the start of Wrath of the Darkmind, he is immediately shutted down, so that's why we don't see many open-minded Orcs.Well Wolf Regiment completely ruined Inara life for example. She was just ordinary orc woman and now she brainwashed minion. She is not resposible for Grael actions. So actions wolf regiment unjustifiable.
Based claim.He, by this point, is already convinced that all orcs are the same, no matter the gender or clan. Amari is one of the few exceptions and that was because she was mentored by Bhaarizel.
Most of the imperial humans are indeed, xenophobic, the story said that the dragon regiment were allies to the dragons and then hunted them down for riches.I think Redfist wants to eradicate every beast race as well, due to this line that shows his disdain towards them in the SOB interlude:
"So this is him. Rangul, chieftain of the Deathbreeze Clan, warchief of all Orcs, creator of a laughable alliance with primitive trolls, greedy goblins, halfbreed horses and dogs and giants with no brains."
How coincident. Guess another hotfix is due.Umm, this might be a dumb question, but where can I build Inara's spiders? I'm not allowed to train them anywhere...
We have said the same thing at the same timeI think stuffs just break again. Just boot up Wrath of the Darkmind after the update, and there isn't a single structure that can train the new Spider units after I researched Inara's boni.
How coincident. Guess another hotfix is due.
Hmm, might have gone a bit too far with difficulty. Maybe
Known abuse that cannot really be fixed without having the AI constantly dive you so yeah,Keep rebuilding the Great Hall in this location, and basically all attack waves from the northeast Blue base are nullified.
Gonna get fixed.
- Vengeful Spiders don't benefit from armor upgrades.
- Both Vengeful Spiders and Venom Spiders don't have hotkey assigned to them in Barracks.
Reject League, embrace Arkain. Sincerely, a League player.wait, Shar made 3 new maps already? damn i have to stop playing league and come back here for a while longer
Maybe Merlon's daughter will have some interaction with him/the Ironfists. The guy from the Order of Lightning whose name I forgot will get more screentime. And Logan will still be Logan, or he'll die sooner.I am taking the death of lering AS a sign of MAJOR changes regarding the orc arc...After All Daric and his boys did play an important role on the second orc book.
This helps me think of a good idea for future contents actually. Bonis that are unlocked/improved by doing a certain task in previous chapters, as a way to implement the choice system from the previous books that I like, without deviating the storyline.It seemed strange that somehow in the SOB Chapter 6, if Rangul did not kill the X'xin'grall (Brood Mother?), they turned up and assisted Rath in his quest to kill Blen, even if there was a reason for them to turn up.
Now, with Inara in the fray, having the spiders help you take down the castle makes a whole lot more of sense, somehow.
its not like i left, i was always hereReject League, embrace Arkain. Sincerely, a League player.
But seriously, the community here is much nicer, so I encourage you to stay.
That's just editor-only.Is this specific to this map or has the Kezzar nexus color changed to yellow ? I must say it looks a bit too flashy for them.