Sword of Damocles - Warlords

More than a year\'s worth of work has been put into Warlords to not just port the first game but also to overhaul, enhance, and improve the mechanics that made the first game enjoyable. Even though this isn\'t a straight port, but a sequel, this mod is bent on giving a better game-play experience. This grand modification takes you away from Calradia and sweeps you to the newly discovered landscape of Ponavosa. The map of Ponavosa has taken more than 56 hours to develop and 30 hours were used in fine tuning this massive landscape which comes to more than 3. 5x the playable landscape of Calradia. More than 200 troops and factions from the original Sword of Damocles: Gold are featured and rebalanced for the M&B: Warband platform. All 12 factions, including the ones from Native Calradia, have been rebalanced and tweaked to balance the game accordingly. This modification overhauls and expands on any OSP and third party script, code, or resource it touches. Nothing is put within the mod\'s source code without a review to make sure that that code or script can be expanded upon to meet the mod\'s current standard. What is SOD? Sword of Damocles is an Ahistorical Medieval mod. It is a game based on the Invasion game type first developed by Geoffrey Ashe from the \"NNY\" mod and then picked up by Vonmistont back in Late-2008 as soon as he registered to the Taleworlds Forums. As far as the name is concerned, the Sword of Damocles isn\'t the name of a sword but an actual person. It represents the pressure a King has and the impending doom that can strike upon a King/Queen at any moment. Regardless the name stuck and I\'m sticking with it. A-Historical??? Yes, if I spelled that correctly. SOD is one of the only mods that isn\'t fantasy but, instead, puts troops like Samurai and Tribal troops, knights, and female barbarians in an epic battle model that makes realistic, fun gameplay. What about Strategy? As you get further into the game you\'ll notice that the game is also about grand real time strategy. There are more buildings to build, more fiefs to capture, more factions to capture, more managing of troops and much bigger amounts of money to manage. All this is in part thanks to a combination of diplomacy and an overhaul of the population system from the first game. Population? Yes! Unlike most RTS strategy games, and like more turn-based games such as 4X strategy games, Warlords uses population to build buildings, collect income, and draw troops from. So taking care of towns and Villages are very important for you to succeed in the game. If your population can\'t survive, you can\'t