Here are the guys hamming it up for the camera. As the overlord you can't ever stop the heroes, you can just make them pay for every inch they gain. As the heroes, you will die a lot, get used to it. I would not suggest this game to people who need to "WIN ALL THE TIME".
The party taking their licks whens I smash their heroes to death, and I feel I have been gracious the times when they have stomped my face into the ground. The natural conflict of the game hasn't been an issue. Still, we have been playing since the start of the year and having a pretty good time of it. That being said the score is still very much in the overlords favour at this time. I'm holding even with them on the most recent dungeon but I don't think its long until the heroes have the upper hand. After this the players took multiple turns to upgrade dice and skills and get silver treasures and the pendulum seems to have swung. With the overlord scoring 3 to 1 in conquest. The first dungeon on silver difficulty, where they still had bronze treasures and I had upgraded one group of monsters to gold was a bloodbath. Trashing 4 cities by the mid part of silver difficulty. The LT's have been daunting for the heroes, and I have used them well. The overlord clearly has the edge at the start and some dungeons have been horribly one sided. With only a few hero upgrades and bronze treasures these guys were really really tough for the party to deal with. The heroes got totally sick of my sniping silver skeletons and silver sorcerers/dark priests. Upgrading a unit of monsters to silver while the party is still starting gives the overlord a huge edge. And only once we hit silver did they start feeling like they could go toe to toe with the overlords minions. The heroes struggled mightily in the early stages of the campaign. Road to Legend is going well and we have just completed the Bronze campaign level and are half way through silver.įirst up, bronze treasures aren't that good.
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