Forgotten Tribes
The year is unknown, but it is upon the beginning of a new era: an era of war. A horrific disaster, unrecorded in history has occurred which destroyed the world as they knew it. The survivors restarted civilization without knowledge of the outside world. Three score years later, the five civilizations met, and began to fight for the remaining habitable regions of the world.
Races (5 in total in the final version)
*Argosian Tribe (Argosia) : a warrior tribe built on heavy military duties. The leader that reclaimed the lands that are present day Argosia was Janjill. Joining the military in Argosia is not only seen as a duty, but is honored and praised.
*Nergvii Tribe (Nergvi) : a tribe based purely on order, obedience and money. On the outside, this tribe may look perfect, but its inside is riddled with corruption and deceit. Their economy is one of the best, however, and its people will do anything quickly and efficiently for any price. Their leader is the brilliant mathematician Toronukus.
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SEASONS Summer - Benefits given to tribes, such as increased production speeds and food production. Winter - Food production decreases, Argosia is the least affected. Technological advancements take less time to complete. MINOR SEASONS These seasons are minor in terms of their gameplay value and ...
The first trailer for Forgotten Tribes is now released. Click here to see it. ...
We have a few new ideas for how the game will work and how players will have to think to win games. Periodical Council Periodical Council is a multiplayer feature where the game would pause, bringing up a screen with stats. This will allow to give the teams a variable amount of time to plan where th ...
We have some new concept art for the Nergvi Tribe. ...
Features
For example: to create a unit, e.g. a worker, warrior etc, the player must take a citizen and move him to a training center (e.g. archery range, barracks or even school to create scholars). The rate of citizen creation is directly proportional to a tribe’s food, gold income and a population’s bonuses (water sources etc.) At a birth rate of 1.00, a citizen will be created every a certain number of seconds. A maximum population will also be set to stop overgrowth of a population and avoid slowing down of the game.
