Legacy of the Dragon is a high fantasy mod for Mount&Blade; Warband which entirely revamps the map and the lore of the base game. The mod features a classical high fantasy setting with elves, dwarves, dragons, orcs, goblins, giants, wizards and so on. Legacy of the Dragon inherits most of the gameplay aspects of the base game but offers a new experience in a land of magic. The players will be able to create their characters belonging to one of the 5 fantasy races in addition to humans, cast various kinds of magic, summon undead and demons, practice alchemy and venture into dungeons in search of plunder or glory.
I love it, keep up the good work :)
great potential
Very good mod, and even better considering it isn't dead like so many others. Very good world, good balance, and very well made details like the minor factions and unique locations and mechanics. The magic system is immersive and easy to understand, and great fun to use. It could improve with a proper class system and more features, but overall one of my favourite mods of all time. There should also be some economy balancing, as a lot of things are very expensive and making that much money normally is very hard.
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have potential this mods, great job
Interesting mod
Looks promising and the dev is reading the comments.
Enjoyed many hours on this mod.
Fairly boring and vanilla-like. To start with what is interesting with the mod, the unique enemies to encounter such as trolls and orcs are a nice touch, map is designed nicely, and the music is great. However, those unique enemies drop nothing of value (sometimes they actually do not drop anything) and they are difficult to kill. They give good experience I guess. The module barely has any new items to purchase for weapons and armor, it is mostly just vanilla. I would expect a mod that is high fantasy to have more fantasy like items available. Magic is ridiculously overpowered, to the point you'll get one hit killed with max ironflesh and one hundred hitpoints at far range (even a Bandit Sorcerer, one of the weakest mages, dropped me down to like five hitpoints in one hit when testing on reduced damage to player). Enemies can keep spamming magic because it behaves like a throwing weapon so they could have like 30-60 in their possession. It also does not help that these mages have shields that cover their entire front body even though the shield model is just a circle (you cannot shoot them in the feet or head due to poorly done hitboxes). Sure, if you have mages on your side they can be equally overpowered, but I find it unbalanced both ways.
I believe it will be even better!