
Publisher: Slitherine Ltd. · Release date: 2019-09-05
The cheapest Fantasy General II - Hero Edition key that activates in Australia costs $11.00 at Eneba (Steam, GLOBAL key). That is 87% less than the dearest offer we track. That compares with $87.95 on Steam. Checked .
Hero Edition The Hero Edition features exclusive content in addition to the base game. Play an exciting prequel campaign, get the magic soundtrack (20 total tracks, from Fantasy General and Fantasy General II!), the artbook of the game and a map of the world of Aer. Base game with a 33 scenarios campaign Tale of Falir prequel campaign Digital soundtrack 104 pages long Digital Artbook Printable world map About the Game Three hundred years have passed since the Shadow Wars have ravaged Keldonia and the world of Aer, and the struggles of the past have long since faded into legends. In the Highlands of Fareach, Clans of Barbarian warriors have eked out a living in the harsh northern climate, constantly feuding with each other and raiding the wealthier Borderland towns. Fed up with these constant attacks, the Borderland Clans called on the Empire for help – a powerful realm controlling the land from the Scarlett Mountains to Cynehelm Valley and the Hoarwood. The Western Imperial Legion was sent to face the highland raiders, and with the help of the Borderland clans Iseal and Machnar, killed High King Brendan in the battle of Wyrm’s Pass. A treaty was signed that forbade any clan from crossing into the Borderlands in return for peace. Since then, there has been no High King to unite the Clans, and they fell into quarrelling and raiding amongst themselves. In these dark times your clan has been led by Falir One-Eye, a warrior of great renown. You are his son and designated heir, and you are eager to prove your mettle to the Clan Council and your father… The Legacy Fantasy General II: Invasion is the reimagination of the strategy game classic from the 90s!
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Yes. The cheapest key that activates in Australia costs $11.00, 87% less than the $87.95 Steam asks.
The lowest price we recorded in the last 30 days was $11.00. The cheapest offer today is $11.00.
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