STRONGHOLD WARLORDS REVIEW FULL
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It truly pays off to go the extra mile and convert as many warlords to your side as possible.

The enemy can take over them as well if they attack them so sometimes, you will need to defend your captured warlords as well. You can also level them up to make them more powerful to enemy attacks. I found these warlords of great help throughout my missions as they always come in handy once they are on your side. No matter which path you choose to take over them, once they are on your side, they can help you out in various ways such as sending you gold, diplomacy points, notifying you about incoming attacks, map reveals, attacking your enemies, or even sending you reinforcements in case your enemies attack you. For taking control of these warlords, you can either fight them, kill their armies, break through their defenses and make the warlord kneel before you or you can use the path of diplomacy as well to convert them to your side. These warlords have small keeps as well as full-fledged castles defended by armies and thick walls depending on their levels. Depending on your campaigns, the Warlords tend to become tougher and tougher in later stages as well apart from your main enemies. Depending on their archetype, each Warlord in the game provides unique favors and benefits for having them at your side. Either through combat or diplomacy, once a Warlord is at your side, they will prove to be valuable allies in various scenarios. At your Keep, apart from gold, you also earn Diplomacy points that can be spent on these Warlords to issue them commands. Warlords are additional AI-controlled players scattered throughout each map that can be captured and controlled either through combat or diplomacy. Probably one of the major additions to the title is the new Warlords mechanic which is visible from the title of the game as well. If you are new to the franchise, then you should know that Stronghold: Warlords is a castle-building sim where you start with a small Keep and then expand by collecting resources and building an army to take over your enemies with brutal conflicts.

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After playing the full release of the game, I can easily say that the delays were worth it.

On the core, it is still a Stronghold title where every mission begins with you placing down your Stockpile and Granary however the developers have tweaked the gameplay and made it better it every way possible. Stronghold: Warlords comes after seven years of its previous release in the franchise Stronghold: Crusader 2 and it comes packed with new features never before seen in the franchise. Firefly Studios has finally released the long-awaited Stronghold: Warlords and this is our review of the title in which we build some rice fields and take over some warlords. I never thought that a day will come when I will actually get early access to a Stronghold title and would be writing a review on one of my favorite franchises of all time.

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Back when I was in the seventh grade, my favorite part of the day was to return back home and boot up the original Stronghold and play for hours as I would spend countless hours completing the economic campaign and sometimes just starting up the Free Play Mode and taking my sweet time developing my castle expanding it to every reach of the map.

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