Disciples II: Gallean's Return
Strategy First · 2006 · Turn-Based Strategy, Strategy, Classic, Dark Fantasy, Atmospheric
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About Disciples II: Gallean's Return
Command four fantasy factions—Empire, Mountain Clans, Undead Hordes, and Legions of the Damned—in this turn-based strategy compilation that includes the base game plus two expansions with new campaigns, units, and multiplayer maps. Experience improved AI, random map generation, auto-resolve combat, and enhanced graphics as you wage war across a world torn by divine conflict and dark ambition.
Disciples II: Guardians of the Light is a stand-alone expansion that lets you dive into the fantastical world of Disciples II as either the Empire or the Mountain Clans.
The Empire is decaying from within as self-proclaimed rulers struggle for control of the now vacant throne while a cruel Inquisition sweeps across the human lands, causing rebellion and misery. Meanwhile the Clans, recovering from their near-destruction, begin to reunite their tribes. They have received divine instructions and now seek to uncover an ancient ritual that will let them communicate with their god, Wotan.
Disciples II: Servants of the Dark is a stand-alone expansion that brings you into the never-ending quest for supremacy as either the Undead Hordes or the Legions of the Damned.
On the dark side, the Legions of the Damned enact a plan to spread Bethrezen’s plague across Nevendaar. They sense the threat brought about by the rebirth of the Elven god and will stop at nothing to steal this power for their own purposes. Perhaps most pivotal to the conflict, however, is Mortis and her army of Undead Hordes. After all, the rebirth of her husband Gallean was her doing. He had rejected her for what she had become, a twisted, heartless beast. Now she would teach her mate a lesson... one that would scar his people for eternity...
Features
- Random map generator
- Multiple resolution support
- High level unit AI support
- Improved computer AI
- Improved editor
- Improved UI
- Auto-Resolve Combat mode
- Player can capture capitals
- Direct 3D support for improved performance
- Enhanced chat interface
- Support for large maps, 120x120 and 144x144
- All the updates for Disciples II: Dark Prophecy
- 2 new high-level mini campaigns and original Disciples II campaigns
- 16 skirmish/multiplayer maps including 10 never-before-seen maps
- 3 new special characters
- New capital backgrounds
- New battle backgrounds
- Four new music tracks
- Exclusive portfolio containing original concept art and sketches
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Well it says 412 hours, but this is Steam only. Disciples II is my all time favorite game. I used to have it on CD and played it on so many different PCs and laptops. The biggest appeal is that every race places completely different. They have their individual strengths and weaknesses and require a significantly different playstyle. Leaders carry over during the Saga (Story), gradually getting stronger and stronger. And one of my most favorite aspects of this game are the unit trees. For pretty much every unit, you have an individual unit tree. Selecting one locks you out from the alternatives for this mission. Do you pick a healer which focuses on 1 troop and heals a lot, or do you pick a priestess instead which heals everyone in your army (max 6 including leader) and much lower HP. Currently on a new playthrough, doing this every few years. ;)
I have no idea how I was playing this when I was 7 years old. I'm getting murdered out here!
"Can't initialize Disciples 2"
A long time classic. Kudos to the devs!
maybe it's a nostalgia thing, but I almost cannot believe how much I am involved in a game where I lose so much often
Its evolving feature of the units is a really interesting aspect.
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