or the most treacherous.īetween Dwarves and Silvan Elves, there's some tension. If you play as an ork, some of your courtiers will want your throne, and will fight against you for it! You have to be the strongest. For that, some little things will be adds to our gameplay. I think about the Silvan Elves and the Dwarves, or about orkishs clans. Will you be an Evil King of Rohan? or will you make Umbar join the Free Peoples armies? Obviously, if you change your side, you'll change your religion too.īut maybe, into these factions, some kingdoms/races could fight each others. You've got the possibility, under several conditions, to change your alignement. To prevent this, we implement some traits, like 'Free Peoples' or 'Evil Forces', who'll change the opinions, make some events chains during wars, and will be automatically granted to the characters, according to the religion of this character. So, in game, it's non-sense to see wars between dunedains and elves of Rivendell, or between Rohan and Gondor. Even if there are some conflicts inside the factions, most of the war is there. In Middle-Earth, there are two great factions in war, the Free Peoples on one side, and the Servants of Sauron on the other side. The first and maybe one of the most important is the good vs evil mechanic. Hello everybody, After the big diary of the last week, I won't talk about Gondor or another country, but about some gameplay mechanics.

Diary #4 - Balance of Forces and Flavour events

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