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Age of Wonders II: The Wizard's Throne
Age of Wonders II: The Wizard's Throne is about a young wizard named 'Merlin'. The world is out of balance, and Merlin must fight against other powerful wizards to gain control of all the different spheres of magic and restore the balance.
This game is the sequel to the original Age of Wonders, released in 1999. It is a turn-based strategy game, and is more like Master of Magic than Heroes of Might and Magic. Some of the new features of the game are the 'Pioneer', which allows the player to build new cities, and the 'Teleport Gate', which allows units to teleport to any friendly city.
Age of Wonders II: The Wizard's Throne focuses on magic. The leader is a powerful wizard, and for most of the game he stays in his 'Wizard's Tower', a powerful structure built in the cities. This mage has a certain rank, or 'Domain', in which he can cast his spells.To help him are the individual heroes, who can carry items and gain experience. There are also a variety of units to choose from, such as the 'Glutton' who can swallow his enemies and the pretty 'Nymph' who seduces his enemies.
Age of Wonders: Shadow Magic
Age of Wonders: Shadow Magic is a stand-alone sequel to Age of Wonders II: The Wizard's Throne. Like its predecessors, it is turn-based strategy in a fantasy world.
In the campaign, a corrupt new empire led by the wizard Phobius has launched an aggressive assault on the ancient races and all things magical. Meanwhile, an even greater evil, in the form of infernal demons, breeds in their shadows. The wizard Merlin has been captured by the demons, but can still communicate with his ancient wizard friends. The player steps into the shoes of these wizards as they fight against the human empire and the demons.
The main character is the Wizard, who most of the time stays in his wizard tower casting spells in his domain. He researches new spells and abilities and becomes more and more powerful as the game progresses.
A unique feature is the simultaneous turn mode, where all players move their units at the same time. For those who like it old school, there is still a classic turn-based mode.
The innovations and improvements compared to Age of Wonders II: The Wizard's Throne are:Three new races. A new unit for each race, and all the old units have been balanced to make the races more equal. A third level, the world of Shadows. Several new structures. Improved graphics. Improved AI. Random map generator. Better editor with modding tools and campaign editor.
