Multiplayer Map

Multiplayer Map: Lost Fortress (Battle) Multiplayer Map: Lost Fortress

First of all, I'm new to Warband, and even more new to scene production. I do have experience using other world editing tools, though. Now, that doesn't mean I said I did a crap scene. I actually think it's pretty good (so do I of course).

Anyway, Lost Fortress. It's very simple and balanced (in theory).

(Note that while the actual layout and basic look of the map is still the same, the update has changed some things you might see in the pictures, but nothing major.)

Spoilers:

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-Red：Boundaries

-Black：Spawn zone

-Yellow：Ideal Cavalry path

-Purple: Small hill and the ideal archer zone. The second area of ​​what could be the final melee.

• Blue: dense forest. Defending against archers and cavalry, great for the main melee of a game.

First off, I'm EXTREMELY new to Warband, and even more new to Scene making. I do have previous experience with other world editing tools, though. Now, that doesn't mean I'm saying I made a piece of crap Scene. I actually think it's pretty good (of course I do).

Anyways, Lost Fortress. It's incredibly simple and balanced (in theory).

(Note, while actual layout and basic look of map is still the same, updates have changed a few things you might see in the picture, nothing drastic though.)

Spoiler:

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-Red: Boundaries

-Black: Spawn zones

-Yellow: Ideal Cavalry path

-Purple: Small hill and the ideal archer zone. Likely the second area the final melee battles will take place.

-Blue: Dense forest. Protection against archers and cavalry, and fantastic for the main melee battle of a match.

Each location is balanced out by another. If you chose cavalry, you will be able to enjoy all the cav-madness that comes with that in a large open runway. Players vulnerable to cavalry will have the option to take the hill-top (which has a tower on it), or take cover in the forest; both offer protection from the madness. Players aiming to avoid incoming projectiles will fare well in the forest, as it is dense in trees and foliage. Most players will appreciate simplicity and the melee friendly outcome of the finale of the matches that could be played here, while archers and horsemen can still get their kicks as well.

Each position is balanced by the other. If you choose Cavalry, you'll be able to enjoy all the craziness that comes with it on a large open track. Players who are vulnerable to cavalry attacks can choose to climb to the top of a mountain (with a tower on it), or take cover in a forest; both offer protection from madness. Players aiming to avoid incoming projectiles will do well in the forest as it is densely packed with trees and foliage. Most players will appreciate the simplicity and melee-friendly results of the match endings that can be played here, while archers and cavalry can also get their kicks.