Players will also have a variety of new spells available, including two powerful level 25 spells: Avalanche and Shade of the Wolf. All units move at the same speed when in formation so that certain weak units will not become exposed at the front ranks because of different unit speed. Finally, unit formations have been enhanced to allow armies to retain the tight march. The skirmish AI is also being reworked to offer a more challenging game. The costs system is still being refined, but Rahimi said that players should find it an improvement that will negate some of the criticism that created heroes could be overpowered.Ī devastating new level 25 spell: Avalanche Some of the gameplay changes include a return to the importance of siege warfare, as it was in the first Battle for Middle-earth game. But perhaps the most important is the new cost system that is being implemented to balance and add more depth to the process, he said. The troll class is now selectable, and more clothing, weapons and armor are available in the wardrobe. Speaking of heroes, Rahimi said the expansion will also revise and enhance the create-a-hero aspect of the game. There will also be a new troll hero named Rogash, but his special abilities have not been determined yet. The snow trolls will act as cavalry and can overrun other units.
The Witch-king will also have some new troll units to command. The dead acolytes, however, are replaced in short order. The power of the spell determines how many acolytes will die. They will defend the unit from physical attack and they act as sacrifices when the sorcerer casts a spell. The Sorcerer will also be surrounded by a number of acolytes, who serve a dual purpose.
The Sorcerer is created at the Temple of Twilight building. The Sorcerer is exactly what the name implies: a powerful magic-user with some devastating spells at his command.
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