Etherlords 2 is an exciting mix of role-playing, adventure, and tactical combat in the fine tradition of fantasy trading card games.
Rediscover the world of Ether and a whole new realm of fantastic possibilities. Lead your Hero through five campaigns, through lands filled with unsurpassed beauty and danger. Summon a wide variety of creatures--Lamia Warriors, Red Dragons, Walls of Air, and more--to help you achieve victory on the battlefield. Use all the power at your disposal to show your enemies that is you who deserves to have complete control of Ether. The Ether is eternal, the Ether is all-powerful, and now it will be under your command. If you're looking for a strategic challenge and you like trading-card games, this is your best pick!
This version of the game supports co-op battles via Internet, including Round Table mode: round robin elimination tournament with random set of cards.
Compared to the first game, I got this one to work just fine on my windows 11 pc.
Ok, so, after installing the game, as I started it up I got “Cannot clear primary surface” error, so I fixed it by going to Config (which is located in game’s main folder), unchecked the Full Screen box.
But this wasn’t enough, I had to change my monitor’s resolution to...
A surprisingly fun mixture of Magic the Gathering, Warcraft and Might & Magic.
Game's a little buggy but if you set it to Windows XP compatibility mode and run as admin it solved 90% of the problems for me.
Etherlords II solves the dilemna of non-creativity in card games, from classic TCGs to rogueli?es : In these games, there usually are clear and few METAs, because you want a single deck that can deal with most of the situations you might encounter.
In the Etherlords II campaign, instead of a one-deck-fits-all approach, each of the enemie's decks are...
Etherlords II, developed and published by Nival, takes the experimental foundation of the first game and reshapes it into something more focused and approachable, trading some of the original’s grand strategic scope for a tighter, more character-driven experience. Instead of trying to balance two equally dominant systems, the sequel clearly prioritizes...
tried to get into it a few times, but this game does not respect your time.
its basically heroes of might and magic where instead of turn-based battles, you use watered-down magic the gathering system. sounds good on paper, but game is reaaaly slow.
