Warbanners - Death Speaker DLC Launched

The Deathspeaker DLC for Warbanners has been released ans is now available on Steam and Humble, with a 10% discount for a week. Warbanners itself is also available with a discount at the moment.

'Warbanners: Death Speaker' DLC Now Available for Windows and Linux

Lead a powerful Orc clan, and claim everything that's yours in the process

March 29th, 2018 -- Warbanners developer Crasleen Games announces the release of Warbanners: Death Speaker for Windows and Linux on Steam and Humble Store!

Become the leader of a powerful Orc clan in Warbanners inaugural DLC release, claiming everything that is rightfully yours. The ancient dwarven ruins are waiting for you to invade them, earn your ascension through combat, and share the power of the Two Gods. Battle through 8 exciting new missions designed for veterans. Discover the history of Targun the Bloodthirsty -- the greatest and most ruthless son of the steppes -- and guide the horde towards the mythical ruins to receive a well-earned reward fit for immortals.

Warbanners is an independently developed, meticulously designed, turn-based, tactical strategy game with role-playing elements. Manage a squad of mercenaries, experience a campaign of 42 missions, and strategically fight towards becoming a legend equal to the ancient ones. Master a multifaceted battle system, and learn how to exploit everything from the terrain to your special units in your road to victory.

Warbanners: Death Speaker available for $4.99 with a 10% off launch week discount ending April 5th. Warbanners itself is out on Steam and Humble Store for $19.99, and currently carries a 25% off discount to celebrate the DLC release.

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I'm very tempted to get the game ever since it got released. Has anybody here tried it?

Originally Posted by Darkheart
I'm very tempted to get the game ever since it got released. Has anybody here tried it?

I was wondering the same thing. Haven't seen the game before but this news post got me interested.

It's a fairly fun squad level RPG type game. You control a group of mercenaries and go through a fairly linear campaign. Different types of troops such as pike men, archers, and knights, to more fantastical units like paladins, elves, dwarves, mages and priestesses. They level up individually, can be equipped with 1 artifact, and carry over each mission.

Originally Posted by Cronis
It's a fairly fun squad level RPG type game. You control a group of mercenaries and go through a fairly linear campaign. Different types of troops such as pike men, archers, and knights, to more fantastical units like paladins, elves, dwarves, mages and priestesses. They level up individually, can be equipped with 1 artifact, and carry over each mission.

So is this like fantasy Commander?

I like the look of it, and it does seem to be the kind of tactical game that I really tend to enjoy, I'll need to make a bigger dent in my back log first.

Yeah, back log is humongous here, too. I will pick it up in the next sale, since I would not play it right now anyways. (Will play WH40K: Space Wolves till Battletech comes out ^_^)

One more question: Do the scenarios have turn-limits or boni for being super fast? These games often have that and I usually hate it.

Never played Fantasy Commander so I can't compare. There is no time limit in the individual scenarios usually, I think one or two scenarios are sorta race against time.

If fantasy commander is the game I'm thinking of , then this game is a bit more small scale in it's missons. Rather than roaming town to town in a big overland map you might be defending a village from orcs with no time limit.