FANTASY FRIDAY V
Capital Towns
This Friday we'll be looking into each race's capital towns. These towns are typically the largest in the region and will be important hubs in the MMORTS world with many quests available from their locals or which take place in these grand cities. These towns can be played either as skirmish maps, or players can travel to them in the MMORTS using the world map feature. Upon arriving in town, players will be able to head to the markets, talk to NPCs, or even wage war against one of these citadels.
DAGBOR
The Human Capital
Region: Southmount
Difficulty: Hard
The name of Dagbor has echoed through the ages with strength and victory. This is humankind's largest and proudest city. Its defenses are legendary: two layers of walls protect the lower entrance, while the keep itself is circled by a roaring river and treacherous cliffs. The ancient bones of those foolhardy enough to tackle water and rock sometimes resurface briefly, before the lethal undercurrents suck them once more back to their watery prison.
Region: Flattan Rol
Difficulty: Hard
Makkada means “Mother Womb,” and it is the pride of the orc race. This place makes all orcs strong, for here orcs were first created. The capital city of the orc kingdom, Makkada is one of the largest cities in the land of Mythador – quite uncharacteristic of orcs, yet there it is - located on a mountain side surrounded by deadly swamp. This town is protected by numerous layers of walls, not to mention the royal keep on the mountain top. It can only be taken by a truly massive army.
ILLAS TILTOS
The Elven Capital
Bolfores'l
Difficulty: Hard
The great capital city of the elven realm embodies all the awesome power of this immortal race. Its beauty is unearthly and unwelcoming. Boleta hums in every space, and the trees are giants here. Few that are not elves have witnessed the glory of Illas Tiltos and lived to tell the tale. Twin walls built with elven craft stand tall about the inner keep, and it is said that to siege Illas Tiltos would be to blow against a hurricane.