Just like in the past, we’ll explain all major features and most minor ones in detail in future dev blogs as we go along, so you’ll always know what we’re working on and why. In addition to these major features, the DLC will also include countless smaller additions. Several new music tracks by Breakdown Epiphanies to accompany you on your travels south.New crafting recipes for owners of the ‘Beasts & Exploration’ DLC.New legendary locations and legendary rewards.New banners, weapons, armors and helmets inspired by historic Arabian and Persian cultures of the medieval ages.Several new origins to pick for your company for a different campaign experience.New environments both on the world map and in tactical combat.A variety of new opponents with their own fighting styles – from exotic beasts to desert raiders and southern armies quite unlike those in the north.A gallery of company feats that grant permanent boons with which to customize your company to your playstyle as you progress throughout your campaign.A new late game crisis that tests the mettle of your company in the fires of religious turmoil.A realm of independent southern city-states with their own lore, equipment and services, as well as entirely new character backgrounds to recruit.Here’s the rough list of features we’re aiming for: This DLC will be our biggest one yet for Battle Brothers. There’ll be a new late game crisis, new legendary locations and several new beasts roaming the wilds. You’ll find new lore and a different political system, equipment not seen anywhere else, and fresh contracts to earn your stay with. Across these lands you’ll find a unique culture loosely based on historic Arabian and Persian cultures of the medieval ages built atop the ruins of the Ancient Empire in the world of Battle Brothers. The focus of the DLC will be on expanding and enriching the existing world with a new land of burning deserts and lush jungles to the south. We’re excited to announce that we’re working on another DLC for Battle Brothers called ‘Blazing Deserts’.
0 kommentar(er)
