catwhowalks: Some of the maps do sound interesting since they break some of the normal rules, like one made almost entirely out of wildlands, or a couple with boats, which you can't normally get.

catwhowalks: Some of the maps do sound interesting since they break some of the normal rules, like one made almost entirely out of wildlands, or a couple with boats, which you can't normally get.

Gaunathor: and one negative one (depending on your perspective): it is going to require Steam.

Gaunathor: it is going to require Steam.

Mephe: What a kick in the balls.

teshra: For those who've played both, how does this compare to Warlock: MotA? I got Warlock over the weekend and enjoyed it despite the manual having virtually no information and having to restart on a whim everytime I figured something else out.
Anyhow, FE and Warlock had always been on my wishlist waiting for appropriate sales - just so happened I got Warlock first but still got my eye on this one, more so now with an expansion due.

WhiteElk: i am so done with this franchise. And with stardock in total. i'll be seeking a refund as a full game of E:FE is still unplayable on my machine. Integration for steam users would have been great. But requiring steam to get updates is not cool, and is completely counter to the narrative they were talking when i first purchased E:WOM. Oy what a long strange trip it's been. The steam requirement after everything that has happened since E:WOM, was just too much. i could be shocked but after two years of this, i rather come to expect that they'd totally reverse their position. When i bought E:WOM, brad wardell was preaching up that "we gamers" need to resist steams dominance. That competition was critical to the pc games industry and blah blah lie lie lie. Don't worry i won't let the door hit me in the arse, nor will i look back. /