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I started a new campaign where I will be playing as the Dwarves.
The Hammer of Tursagan
Creator's Sign
Many years have passed since the last war, and everyone was living relatively peacefully, although skirmishes still occurred. Around the borders of the northern alliance (which includes the Dwarves, part of the Orcs (we'll find out about this in the next scenario), and maybe someone else, I don't know yet), Orc, Human, and Undead squads still roam and occasionally raid.
Today was one of those days when we had to take up arms and defend our home. This happened at the "eastern gate," which is under the command of Aiglonduur. This time, the enemies were Orcs. It is unknown what they wanted, but a battle was inevitable. The outcome of the battle was a victory for the Dwarves and a battlefield soaked in Orcish blood. In the Orc camp, one of the warriors found a strange cloak with the sign of a Dwarven clan. Aiglonduur decided to show this interesting find to Hamel, the lord of Knalga and legate of the northern alliance, so he headed straight to the Dungeon. To our surprise, the lord was not alone. The Keeper of Knowledge, named Angarting, had also arrived. When they saw the cloak, it turned out that it belonged to our eastern brethren from Kal Karth. But how did the cloak end up in the hands of the Orcs? After all, no one should know about the existence of the Keepers of Knowledge. In addition, Angart told us that this clan had the Hammer of Tursagan, with which they created the Scepter of Fire and supposedly forged the Dwarves. Unfortunately, all the secrets and knowledge were lost when Tursagan burned, and all the rune masters and Wizards associated with this hammer died at the same moment. Therefore, there are no rune masters now. But it turned out that the Keepers of Knowledge were hiding something, and Angart told us what it was. When they were clearing the rubble, they discovered Tursagan's workshop, in which they found a book, presumably containing all the knowledge that was given to the rune masters. According to Angart, if we possess the book and the Hammer of Tursagan, we will be able to revive this craft. But, unfortunately, the book has not yet been fully deciphered, so the Keepers are keeping silent for now. And the fact is that we have the book, but the hammer is with the eastern clan, so the question of where the base for training rune masters will be located becomes quite delicate. But since we don't know what happened to the Kal Karth clan, we will have to go on an expedition and find out. In the end, I (the protagonist, Aiglonduur) and Angarting from the Order of Keepers of Knowledge, accompanied by my best soldiers, set off to the eastern clan.
P.S. When the protagonist expressed his assumption about what they should do (an expedition), the king replied: Yes, you read my mind. Are you by any chance my relative? To which the protagonist replied: Yes, my lord, your great-nephew. )))
Screenshot #1
My fort. The Dwarves are gathering for battle. A griffin rider captures the mines.
Screenshot #2
Here we met the enemy.
Screenshot #3
Victory is so close.
Screenshot #4
A meeting with the lord and the Keeper (his portrait)
The Hammer of Tursagan
Creator's Sign
Many years have passed since the last war, and everyone was living relatively peacefully, although skirmishes still occurred. Around the borders of the northern alliance (which includes the Dwarves, part of the Orcs (we'll find out about this in the next scenario), and maybe someone else, I don't know yet), Orc, Human, and Undead squads still roam and occasionally raid.
Today was one of those days when we had to take up arms and defend our home. This happened at the "eastern gate," which is under the command of Aiglonduur. This time, the enemies were Orcs. It is unknown what they wanted, but a battle was inevitable. The outcome of the battle was a victory for the Dwarves and a battlefield soaked in Orcish blood. In the Orc camp, one of the warriors found a strange cloak with the sign of a Dwarven clan. Aiglonduur decided to show this interesting find to Hamel, the lord of Knalga and legate of the northern alliance, so he headed straight to the Dungeon. To our surprise, the lord was not alone. The Keeper of Knowledge, named Angarting, had also arrived. When they saw the cloak, it turned out that it belonged to our eastern brethren from Kal Karth. But how did the cloak end up in the hands of the Orcs? After all, no one should know about the existence of the Keepers of Knowledge. In addition, Angart told us that this clan had the Hammer of Tursagan, with which they created the Scepter of Fire and supposedly forged the Dwarves. Unfortunately, all the secrets and knowledge were lost when Tursagan burned, and all the rune masters and Wizards associated with this hammer died at the same moment. Therefore, there are no rune masters now. But it turned out that the Keepers of Knowledge were hiding something, and Angart told us what it was. When they were clearing the rubble, they discovered Tursagan's workshop, in which they found a book, presumably containing all the knowledge that was given to the rune masters. According to Angart, if we possess the book and the Hammer of Tursagan, we will be able to revive this craft. But, unfortunately, the book has not yet been fully deciphered, so the Keepers are keeping silent for now. And the fact is that we have the book, but the hammer is with the eastern clan, so the question of where the base for training rune masters will be located becomes quite delicate. But since we don't know what happened to the Kal Karth clan, we will have to go on an expedition and find out. In the end, I (the protagonist, Aiglonduur) and Angarting from the Order of Keepers of Knowledge, accompanied by my best soldiers, set off to the eastern clan.
P.S. When the protagonist expressed his assumption about what they should do (an expedition), the king replied: Yes, you read my mind. Are you by any chance my relative? To which the protagonist replied: Yes, my lord, your great-nephew. )))
Screenshot #1
My fort. The Dwarves are gathering for battle. A griffin rider captures the mines.
Screenshot #2
Here we met the enemy.
Screenshot #3
Victory is so close.
Screenshot #4
A meeting with the lord and the Keeper (his portrait)
Be strong. Believe