Establishing routes requires traders of varying levels. Additionally you can also prioritize a whole class over another. Technology research is done with your clerics of varying levels, and are generally used to boost part of your economy and military by reducing production times, providing more resources, or just making your units faster. Establishing trade routes is useful if you are short on a particular resource, but have plenty of something else. Each class have their own queue displayed, where you can prioritize, halt and resume objects. The logistics of the game's economy is divided into 4 classes, military, church, trade, and building. You can freely travel through sectors owned by your allies, but only military strength will help you take over sectors from your enemies. You can take over neutral sectors with brute force, use your traders to bribe them, or proselytize them with novice clerics. Each sector holds a single military outpost, but can also be upgraded to place palisades and stone towers next to roads. The map consists of sectors that are either neutral, yours, ally's or enemy's. In early levels only military victory is available, but later when Victory Points come in play the possibilities of varying tactics open up. Gameplay Campaign map The campaign of the game consists of 12 levels, some of which also act as a tutorial for various mechanics of game, ranging from basic economy to more advanced tactics. The story takes you through various locations on Tandria and features a colorful cast of characters, allies and enemies alike, such as Ramírez, Raspun, Dracorian, Rovyn, Lord Wolvering, Bishop Matheusz, Field Marshall Ludowig, King Konradin and King Balderus. Throughout the majority of the story you are accompanied by an adviser, Bors, whose guidance is crucial to your success in early levels.
Story Princess ZoéThe story of the game takes place in the land of Tandria, where you take the role of Princess Zoé, attempting to free Tandria from its corrupt rulers, thieves and bandits.
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