age of wonders iii sorcerer specalizations

#AGE OF WONDERS III SORCERER SPECALIZATIONS UPDATE#

I think the AI may actually be better at this than I am.Īnd after that, this little vassal state gets a visit from the wyvern riding doom brigade, along with some doggies they picked up from a site. If you are disappointed in the lack of screenshots, I actually thought I couldn’t win this fight, so I pressed the auto combat button as a last desperate hope. unfortunately, the garrison on his capitol was far larger than I had expected, so this sideshow may take some time. Here you can see Ed and Valery sweeping aside the riffraff on one of his two cities.

#AGE OF WONDERS III SORCERER SPECALIZATIONS UPDATE#

This update we will be handling the traitorous orc rogue Sulthor before turning around and finishing our little political dispute with Leonus Desgrace. Welcome back everyone! Sorry for the delays, but I’m buried under my last semester of undergrad, so updates will be sporadic until May or so. I finally put her out of her misery on turn 112, when I was sure I'd got as much out of this map as I possibly could. It got to the point where all she had left was a single hero unit (herself) and a single unit of grimbeak crows. After that, I picked her army to pieces, a little at time, as she sent out raiding parties to try to capture fortresses and cities I'd left sparsely defended. While she was doing that, I sneaked an army of gryphon riders past her and conquered her last city. At various points, I had more than 200,000 gold.Įventually, Isabella had built up a large enough army that she felt able to come out and try to retake the cities she'd lost. Following your advice, I built cities on every scrap of land I could find (but not the island to the north-east I explored it, but left it too late to colonize it) and built up a massive economy. After that, I left her alone for forty or fifty turns while I went all around the map and explored all of the dungeons, sunken cities, ancient ruins, and other structures. I then watched her fight off a revolt that killed almost all of her remaining units. I then sat on all her income-producing structures and used 'incite revolt' to make her last city deeply unhappy. By turn 28, I'd conquered all of her cities except the last one: the one inside the volcanoes. I restarted 'The Sapphire Archipelago' and went for a strategy of 'ignore the fleets and conquer Isabella's cities as quickly as possible'. That strategy could easily lead to a 150 turn game though.Ĭlick to shrink.Thank you for your advice.

If I recall, the map is pretty big, and there are some resource rich islands to the south, west, and northeast if you explore a little. You could also look into settling more cities.

Building a large flying army of griffon riders/succubi/shadow stalkers is an option, but you may be better off trying to dart past the navy and just take cities with them, unless you have a large economic advantage you are unlikely to have favourable engagements. They are very good at that, as you have probably noticed So the game just drags on forever and you can't attack. Because there isn't much valuable about the water, the only thing for naval units to do is to stop land units from travelling through the water. Sapphire Archipelago is possible one of the most frustrating missions in the entire campaign, exactly because of the massive amount of naval units that that AI throws out. It's been a little rough going, and I've slowly been trying to edit out the masses of typos.

Age of wonders iii sorcerer specalizations