This series is intended to help players with settling in Endless Legend, as well as deciding on how to play through the first few turns. As always, feedback is greatly appreciated. This series is intended to help players with settling in Endless Legend, as well as deciding on how to play through the first few turns. As always, feedback is greatly appreciated.

1. Endless Legend Broken Lords Heroes Characters
2. Endless Legend Review
3. Endless Legend Broken Lords Heroes Full

A New BeginningObjective 1: Search the ruins with an army of, at least 3 infantry units.Objective 2: Search the ruins again, this time with, at least, 50 Dust in your treasure.Objective 3: defeat the opponent guarding the ruins.Reward: Archeologist, (the first era).A moderately difficult quest. The initial army consists of two units so, you may want to erect several important buildings first and produce more infantry afterwards.

Focusing on expanding the army may slow down the development of the empire, a little, which may turn out to be difficult to make up for, later into the game.It should be easy to collect the required amount of Dust, just like defeating the enemy. His army consists of one unit so, the three infantry units that you have, and the hero, should be able to deal with him. Our Baser NatureObjective 1: Develop 8 technologies of the first era.Objective 2: Develop 12 technologies of the first era.Reward: Quivering circlet, accessory.

With the city governer, it provides the city with +7 to science, industry and production of Dust. Costs 50 Dust.Thanks to the archeologist you should be able to complete this quest pretty quickly. It is not important which technologies you choose. What matters is that they come from the first era and that they are developed by you.

The game ignores the technologies that you obtain during quests. Perilous FrontiersObjective 1: Found a new city. Its initial Dust production is to be, at least, 13.Objective 2: In the region that you found the city in, build, at least, one watchtower and pacify all of the villages in any way possible.Rewards: Peninent Chapel (the second era). Martin de Ildan De Suluzzo, a Broken Lords hero of the 1st level.This quest requires, at least, the second technological era, but you should have been able to reach it in the previous quest. Consider it colonization of new areas, which only requires you to found a city subject to certain requirements.

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Also, do not forget to develop watchtowers of the second technological era. They are easy to build so, do not haste to invent them, if you still have not dealt with the villages. A Kingdom DividedObjective 1: Appoint Martin the governer of any city, for the duration of 10 turns. Upgrade a district of any, not necessarily the same, city to level 2.Objective 2: While determining the empire plan, set military to 3. You need to have the sufficient amount of Influence Points.Reward: Dust Crematorium (the second era ).This quest is easy t complete if you have been trying to upgrade a district, of one of your cities, to level 2. In such a situation, you simply need to determine the empire plan, which requires you to progress to the third era.

However, if you only just started doing that, do not worry. It is enough that you found a new city and at a cost lower, than in the other cities, you buy citizens. Upgrading the district will then become sheer formality. A False RedemptionObjective 1: Conquer or destroy the city.Objective 2: Search the ruins in the region that you conquered the city in.

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The ruins must be explored by an army of Martin de Ildan de Suluzzo and, at least, one Dust Bishop at the 6th experience level.Reward: Pendant of Judgment, an accessory. A governer with this item provides the city with a bonus of +20 to science production.A troublesome quest, because the only thing that you receive is the name of the city, without any indication of who it belongs to and where it is. With the majority of the map revealed, this is not a problem and, otherwise, you need to do a reconnaissance. Find the city, declare war on the owner and conquer it. Take into consideration the fact that anyone can be the owner so, just in case, prepare yourself for a tough battle.The second part of the quest is much more difficult. An unit of level 6 can be obtained in two different ways: thanks to numerous battles and experience that you obtain, or by progressing to the sixth era and producing one. The latter should, rather, not be taken into consideration, a sit is time-consuming so, it is best to develop an appropriate technology and simply train the Dust Bishop to experience level 6.

Then, search the indicated ruins.Be prepared for the fact that, after you complete the quest, you lose Martin and there will be no way to get him back. Machines of the AncientsDue to a bug in the game, this quest has the tendency for not being activated. For this reason, neither this quest, nor the two following ones have not been described here.

Endless Legend FactionsEndless Legends features many different factions. The interesting thing here is that a lot of these factions have unique affinities and traits that require you to completely change your strategies and tactics.Do not expect a few unique units or building but expect completely different ways to play Endless Legend. Wild WalkersA very traditional faction.

Starts with ranged archer units. The starting techs are Seed storage (food) and Sewer system (approval). Their unique traits are related to forests.

You will gain +1 production on forest tiles. Later in the game you can research a 25% defence bonus on forest tiles. Their affinity allows them to detect enemy empires within and around your borders. Broken LordsThis faction is all about dust (gold). Due to their affinity the Broken Lords cannot gather food, so their city’s can’t grow. Instead they use dust to purchase population. Their armies have no health regeneration, instead they can be healed by spending dust.

They start with the Advanced armor technology unlocked. Broken Lords get additional dust on terrain that already has dust. NecrophagesThe Necrophages are a very unique but aggressive faction. Their affinity provides them with cadavers for each unit killed.

For every 8 cadavers you will be granted a resource stockpile (resource boost that can be applied to your cities). They cannot have peace, alliances, diplomatic technologies or trade techs.

“One does not debate with one’s next meal”. They gain an attack bonus for each war they are fighting. On the city side you will notice -1 food per tile. However they gain +2 food per worker for each pacified village.

So this bonus can become huge. Ardent Mages. Adrent mages are a traditional faction with a twist. Their affinity allows them to use magic in two ways. First of all booster pillars can be purchased with dust. At the start of the game these pillars will provide +1 science per tile. With techs this can be increased.

Furtheremore you will be able to unlock dust, culture and food boosting pillars.Secondly they can use spells (at cost of dust) during combat. For example heal, stun, damage, etc. This will require you to manually resolve combat. Vaulters (Mezari)The Vaulters select one strategic resource as “holy” every 20 turns.

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This resource will act as a booster to the empire (e.g. +20% science, dust, production, food, etc). During winter you will gather the selected “holy” resource at a 200% rate. The holy resource also allows them to instantly teleport armies between cities. Furthermore selecting a holy resource lowers expansion disapproval (unhappiness) by 50%(!). Their unique techs are related to buildings that boost your cities but cost “holy ” resources to construct.Read more about the vaulters in the. Roving ClansThe Roving Clans are an extremely mobile faction.

Their affinity allows them to relocate cities at will. Basically this means your entire city (including all its buildings) gets packed up on a giant beetle. Now you can move it and deploy it somewhere else you like. Their military units tend to have a lot of movement points.Besides their mobility the Roving Clans are all about trade. For example they will recover 8% of all dust that OTHER empires spend on the market place.

They can also ban other empires from using the market place at all. Furthermore they can start commercial and research agreements for free.Keep in mind that they cannot declare war (!). DrakkenThe Drakken are masters of statecraft.

Their affinity allows them to force truce, peace or even an alliance on targetted empires. Their trait allow them to view the starting locations of all other empires. They can also unlock empire plans 1 tier earlier and gain additional science and culture from ruins.Their starter military units have a lot of health and defence but little attack. Because armies are measured in hitpoints they always appear strong. CultistsThe Cultists affinity disables the production of settlers. Meaning that you can only have one city. To compensate for this disadvantage you can gain level 3 districts that have increased tech boosts.

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Thanks to your traits there is another way to grow. You can convert villages at a cost of culture. After conversion the tiles around the village will provide their income to your capitol (!).

Furthermore they will regularly spawn a new military unit. These cannot be upgraded but they can be usefull. They can also be sold for dust.

Razing another city will provide you with an industry stock pile. You can also research a tech boost from city razing. Custom factionKeep in mind that you can develop your own faction based on one of the primary affinities listed above. This will also determine your technology tree and unit types. However you can spend 80 points on customization. You can spend them on starter techs, traits and disadvantages.

If you choose disadvantages (such as the inability to declare war) you will gain additional points. Even some mechanics that could be concidered to be faction specific can be chosen. For example the cultist ability to convert villages (40 points) or the Boosting pillars from the Adrent Mages (+3 for each type). Obviously this allows you to create extremely overpowered factions.