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Warlords II Scenario Builder

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This expansion adds a map and graphics editor to customize scenarios and units for the classic turn-based strategy game.

Warlords II Scenario Builder was released for DOS in 1994 by Strategic Studies Group as a scenario editor for Warlords II; it is a standalone utility, so its original release year is also 1994.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1994
Size
5.76 MB
Version
war2.bat
Rating
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About Warlords II Scenario Builder

Warlords II Scenario Builder is a separate expansion tool for the turn based strategy game Warlords II, released by SSG in response to player demand. It provides editors for map creation and for designing custom unit and city icons, alongside the ability to modify unit stats, scenario text, and create new items.

The package includes two dozen new scenarios, which feature varied settings such as medieval England, a jungle world, and an outer space invasion, often with unique graphical assets. Installation applies an update to the base game, bringing it to version 1.11 and introducing minor gameplay adjustments, including a more adaptable random map generator.

Certain core elements cannot be altered, such as the game's fundamental mechanics and the graphics used for terrain. An enhanced bundle containing both the base game and the Scenario Builder was later made available as Warlords II Deluxe.

Warlords II Scenario Builder Screenshots

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Drawing a map in the editor: pasting generic terrain tiles...
...and letting the program smooth them into a handsome landscape.
Chris' sensational Columns(TM) army set!
New army graphics are created with this basic paint program.
City graphics are customizable, too.
Forge new items in this screen.
The Scenario Builder comes with two new terrain sets: Mudflats...
...and Ice World.
The Scenario Builder adds 24 new scenarios to Warlords 2.
One exemplary new scenario: The Space Invasion with its newly designed cities...