The lands of Elysium have been unified into an Empire, forged from the colonies of the pioneers. Might be good for: Baron, hand of glory collector, Voice of El, Burgmeister Unfortunately there's only one class that can destroy their spawning grounds - the Brigand Lair and holding the tile can be hard, considering there's no real value behind it. This might pose a slight problem early on, but in late-game it's just a minor annoyance. The type of 'snakes' you will see most often in this era are Bandits and Brigands. Ancient Forests, although less common than in the Dark Ages still have a big presence on the map, providing Fungi, Herbs and Enchanted Weed.Īlthough there's less Ancient Forests on the map compared to the previous society, roaming animals are still common. Towns scattered on the map, along with other human settlements provide Hands of Glory and Blood Slaves for the classes that use them, while mines do the same with Gems.
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It also means, that the High Cultist will probably see a lot of Coastal Hamlets, gaining access to free hybrids and mad ones from the Hamlets inland. The absolutely enormous amount of Hamlets means, that Baron will be able to gain a good income early on, if played right. It seems to be the most balanced society when it comes to classes.Īgricultural Period has a lot of Farms spawning around, giving an obvious advantage to Burgmeister and Witch, since they can both transform those sites into much better ones for their purposes. It is a time of heroes, pioneers and cunning brigands. Cities are rare, but hamlets and villages lie in every corner of the continent. Not so good for: sacrifice collectors, hand of glory collectors, Voice of ElĪfter the end of the Dark Ages comes the Agricultural Period when man subdues the wild lands of Elysium. Might be good for: Dwarves and gemcollectors, druid, witch, troll More Forests, more mythical beasts fewer humans A Town or two may appear, but cities don't exist in that era. Farms aren't exactly rare, but they're not as widespread as in the future eras, while Hamlets and Villages are few. Unfortunately, as the nature is strong and humanity is new to Elysium in that era, you have almost no chances of finding anything better than a Market Village. There's also a good chance of at least one independent Dvala spawning in a mine or Gold Stream, as well as a high chance of the Gold Stream being attacked by a Dragon or a Beholder. One particular site seems to spawn most often in the Dark Ages, namely Colossus Statue, which gives the player - or the computer - a chance to get a powerful mindless snake. Other unique sites that are common in this era are horror-spawning ones, such as Pyramids, Mystical Columns and Stonehenges.
It is also the society, in which exploration of the Elemental Planes is the easiest - unlike the later eras, you can end up with a map generated with between 2 to 4 portals to the Planes - Palace of the Mountain King, Volcano, Cloud Castle and Vortex. Many Ancient Forests guarantee a lot of independent animals roaming around and occasionally attacking and possibly taking over less well-defended sites of the player.
It's the society most suited for classes that use resources found in forests and swamps, such as Druid, Witch, Troll King, Barbarian and to a lesser extent Burgmeister. Dvalas will spawn, and cities can spawn with a Daughter of Dvalin. There are few villages and even fewer cities in these early times.ĭark Ages society has the Dwarf Age sub-society. Human influence is weak and the forces of nature strong. Fairy courts and dwarven cities are not yet destroyed. Ruins of long-dead civilizations lie scattered through the realm and dragons roam the lands. The choice can be random, in which case you won’t know which society it is until you have researched the history of Elysium in a magic library.ĭark Ages is the period of time when man first comes to Elysium. The choice of society affects what kind of opponents and resources you are likely to find in Elysium. There are six different societies to choose from.
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