Triumph is also introducing a new specialization called Wild Magic. The rewards themselves seem quite thematic, with for example the first true evil leader receiving a free army of evil units to do evil things with. To the victor goes the spoils, so only the first to reach these achievements will reap the rewards.
New empire quests have been added, and though they call them quests they appear more like global achievements. A new campaign, new maps, and a lot of new fantastic artwork for a start. While the Seals have me excited, there is certainly much more on offer here. I may not even have to play hide and seek with the enemy leader anymore. My hope is that this will help cut down on the number of battles I have to face later in the game and prevent it from dragging out for too long. Essentially, these seals will introduce a King of the Hill style victory condition by allowing players to receive points by taking and holding specific magical points on the map. A lack of alternate victory conditions is one of the things I singled out as an issue in my review, and these Seals are something I’ve been interested in ever since they began discussing it back in June. Golden Realms is adding quite a bit of content, but what I am perhaps most intrigued by is the new alternate victory condition, the Seals of Power. With a new expansion now on the horizon and several patches already under its belt since my review, I’m certainly interested to see if they are moving in the right direction. While Age of Wonders 3 wasn’t a title I was entirely thrilled with, it did offer quite a few hours of enjoyment. Tactical combat fans take note, Triumph Studios has announced “Golden Realms”, a new expansion to their turn-based strategy game, Age of Wonders 3.
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