Includes the Windows CD ROM and the floppy disk version of Lords of the Realm.Because in the end, you're either King, or you're dead. Prepare to fight your way to the throne in the battle of your life. As one of five nobles you manage crops, build weapons, construct a castle and raise an army to conquer neighbouring realms before they conquer you. Lords of The Realm propels you into the epic conflicts and intrepid life of thirteenth century England. Design your own castles and build them using actual historical blueprints.Then lay siege to your neighbors' castles and fight out land battles in tactical details. Assign them to farming, herding, building, military and other tasks. Reap the benefits of successful feudal governing, castle building, castle sieging and land battles to conquer your rivals and claim the kingdom. You and 5 lords are locked in a struggle for the crown. If only more expansion packs today give as much bang for your buck.The English throne lies empty in 1262 A.D. Siege Pack adds more of what made LOTRII a classic, and new elements that will make it worthwhile for every strategy fan to visit medieval Europe. Unfortunately, you cannot design new castles or strategic-level maps, making it impossible to create new campaigns. Theres a download for it somewhere on this site actually thats the same as the one I have. I have a copy of Lords of the Realm II that surprisingly runs okay without the need of DOSBox. You can customize skirmishes, and even build battle maps using the intuitive map editor. Im sure people ask about DOSBox all the time, but I have a bit of an issue here thats more specific. In this mode, you can choose either open field battles or castle sieges, then play the battles with a computer-generated army or your own composition.
But the best feature in SP is the Skirmish Mode. In addition to new (and much improved) random events such as embezzling, there is a new terrain feature in battle maps: a pitch, which can be set aflame, adding a strategic angle to battles. The designers turned the difficulty up a notch for the new campaign, making it very challenging for LOTRII veterans. Among the additions are: a more challenging AI, a custom series of games, 20 new maps, a map editor, faster Internet support, Skirmish Mode, sieges with 10 new castle designs, as well as enhanced diplomacy and more random events. Siege Pack adds much more to the game than new maps. Read our review elsewhere on this site to find how great LOTRII is :) An excellent expansion pack to one of the best medieval strategy games ever made, Siege Pack adds a lot of new scenarios and options to Impression's classic Lords of the Realm II.
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