The first mission of the Elven Court campaign isn't that bad. When you first start Age of Wonders 3, the game suggests you do the Elven Court campaign. Unfortunately, I didn't feel like the first couple of missions taught me well enough to survive, so I've put together this guide to help other players out. I grabbed it during the Steam winter sale, and I'm just now cracking it open and trying to figure it out. Age of Wonders 3 shares a lot of similarities with these two series, and it came with a high recommendation from a friend. Specialisations make a big difference to playstyle too! Have fun.I've played a lot of Civilization, and I've played a fair bit of Heroes of Might and Magic over the years. If you look at the wiki you can see the various race options and what they contain, and if you click through to the classes you can see how races modify class units beyond their usual modifications. Other cool options are frostlings/goblins for a new damage type you can't access otherwise, tigrans for sun shield crusaders and orcs for tireless crusaders or war cry exalted.Īt the end of the day you can just tinker and experiment till you find something you like or even pick because a combination that looks/feels awesome or has great roleplaying potential! Exalted get charge, crusaders get improved wall climbing. They also get armored evangelists and shields on their exalted.ĭraconians: Much like humans their evangelists actually receive a ranged attack but here it is fire, which allows for some damage diversification. While in this game pretty much every combination has it's upsides, I do have some favourites for theocrats.ĭwarves: Their crusaders not only have naturally higher tank stats, but they get defensive strike which has great synergy with the defender ability they already get.
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