Arandor
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Under Arrow Fire
After reaching the forest, we decided to rest. During the break, an elven rider visited our camp and said that we couldn't pass through here, or they would attack us. Do these elves really think we'll go back to look for another way around? Not a chance. Since they're so determined, they'll have to experience the power of dwarven axes. I gathered a small detachment, and we entered the forest. It turned out to be quite dense and bright. Further on was a river; we crossed the first bridge, and at that moment, the enemy caught up with us. The first blow hit the rear of the group, but it wasn't very strong. After everyone had crossed the first bridge, the real fun began. From the south, elves (especially archers) and ents attacked, and they were coming from their own Castle. It was the trees that caused the most problems, but axes and the mage's fire did their job. To the north, there was only one elven Castle, from which cavalry attacked. There weren't any particular problems with them, or with the archers.
The river split into three branches, and in the center of this confluence was a small island on which a Temple stood. Rateln (the fire mage) scouted it and found the Staff of Righteous Flame, which enhances magic (if the owner of the staff is killed, it deals a final blow to the enemies, and they all die).
After repelling the attacks of the elves and ents, we moved towards the second bridge. To our delight, there were fewer enemies (perhaps they were regrouping), and we were able to cross the bridge quite quickly. After that, we reached the signpost and left the forest. One more day of travel, and we'll reach the fortress of our brethren...
Screenshot #1
Initially, I wanted to go through without hiring anyone, but it didn't work out.
Screenshot #2
This is after reloading, with an army. The mage is entering the Temple, and the guys are guarding him from the cavalry. Archers are killing the archers, and the infantry is preparing for battle with the ents. The griffin is on reconnaissance (it somehow takes more damage from the ents).
Screenshot #3
Here, we are already leaving the forest, and there's the signpost
After reaching the forest, we decided to rest. During the break, an elven rider visited our camp and said that we couldn't pass through here, or they would attack us. Do these elves really think we'll go back to look for another way around? Not a chance. Since they're so determined, they'll have to experience the power of dwarven axes. I gathered a small detachment, and we entered the forest. It turned out to be quite dense and bright. Further on was a river; we crossed the first bridge, and at that moment, the enemy caught up with us. The first blow hit the rear of the group, but it wasn't very strong. After everyone had crossed the first bridge, the real fun began. From the south, elves (especially archers) and ents attacked, and they were coming from their own Castle. It was the trees that caused the most problems, but axes and the mage's fire did their job. To the north, there was only one elven Castle, from which cavalry attacked. There weren't any particular problems with them, or with the archers.
The river split into three branches, and in the center of this confluence was a small island on which a Temple stood. Rateln (the fire mage) scouted it and found the Staff of Righteous Flame, which enhances magic (if the owner of the staff is killed, it deals a final blow to the enemies, and they all die).
After repelling the attacks of the elves and ents, we moved towards the second bridge. To our delight, there were fewer enemies (perhaps they were regrouping), and we were able to cross the bridge quite quickly. After that, we reached the signpost and left the forest. One more day of travel, and we'll reach the fortress of our brethren...
Screenshot #1
Initially, I wanted to go through without hiring anyone, but it didn't work out.
Screenshot #2
This is after reloading, with an army. The mage is entering the Temple, and the guys are guarding him from the cavalry. Archers are killing the archers, and the infantry is preparing for battle with the ents. The griffin is on reconnaissance (it somehow takes more damage from the ents).
Screenshot #3
Here, we are already leaving the forest, and there's the signpost
Be strong. Believe