More cottage industries have sprung up. More ways to stick it to the man err, pardon me, vanquish thine enemy. For a game that supports complex strategies, Heroes of Might and Magic III has no significant learning curve. One thing that ye should be aware of is the new underground tunnels. The trog s built them dig like moles they do.
Rumors say that there are vast cities under our very feet, filled with all manner of nasties.
Never been down there meself, the musty air makes my britches itch. There are a number of different victory conditions, ranging from elimination of the enemy to controlling resources to finding the proverbial grail. While it is important to keep the scenario objectives in mind, gameplay follows a pretty standard course. Armies must be recruited to defend castles and accompany heroes on their conquests. Castles must be improved and upgraded in order to produce said armies.