A medieval territory conquest strategy game: send troops down the roads, capture villages, towers and castles, and paint the map in your color before your rival does. A battle lasts about a minute: a short match with real decisions in it.
Every building you capture strengthens your whole army, so the key question is what to take first. Sometimes it pays to wait until the enemy spends its forces, and strike right after.
Four peoples — humans, barbarians, dwarves and elves. The queens of the barbarians and the elves guide you through the tutorial. Then come chapters with new rules: one-way roads, bandit camps and dens that cannot be captured, only outlasted. Victories earn stars, and special feats earn a collection of trophies.
Play free online on desktop and mobile: your progress is saved and carries over between devices.
How to play
Tap your castle, then an enemy or neutral one — your troops will march there. You can select several castles at once, or press "All castles".
Drag with a finger or the mouse through waypoints to route your troops around a dangerous stretch.
While castles are selected, the bar below shows how many will leave and from where. It is also where you set the squad size: "Half", "All in", or "Exact" — just what the capture needs. "Rally" makes a castle keep sending reinforcements to one point; "Cancel rally" stops it.
The usual win is to capture every enemy castle. Sometimes the task differs: take a named point, last out a set time, or hold your land against the pressure from a den. A den cannot be captured — a strike only knocks its garrison down.
On a phone: tap to select and send, drag to draw a route, pinch to zoom.