There also will be Drakkars - one for each players. There will be less troops for each player but each of your troops can be upgraded multiple times and they strength can grow significantly - so literally they are more armies not troops. Realms will be special kind of Regions that can’t be controlled by armies, but can help you in other ways if you have an alliance with them (granting you bonus, every time a monument is being build). Beside that you will get runes - totally new components that let you make additional activation of your armies, take control of monsters, boosting your hero stats and making alliance with Realms… Realms are also something new. Starting from a new way of taking action - maybe in some way similar to the old one but with different interaction between players that change everything. But there will be a lot of totally new stuff. Sometimes taking out something that was not fun enough - for example, there will be no quests in Lords of Ragnarok and I thingkmost of you will not miss them very much. Second thing is to give you totally new toys and mechanics. There are a lot of small changes like those.
Instead of 5 we will have 4 levels of Monuments which let players build them faster.
First of all this will be no longer game end condition - instead of that we have Ragnarok (there will be some roosters that will crow to announce that this is coming ). Mostly because when one of them was fully build, game ended. Most common was issue was that people very rare see them fully build on the board. But there was couple of problems with them. As I wrote before, there will be Gods Monuments in Lords of Ragnarok. To give you an example, lets focus on Monuments for a moment. So we are now smarter than we was (or we definitely should be p). “Lords of Hellas have many fans, people played this game hundreds of times and we collected massive feedback. In a recent designer diary posted on Gamefound, author Adam Kwapiński went into detail outlining what differentiates Lords of Ragnarok from its predecessor:
Designed by author Adam Kwapiński, the game has 1 - 4 players vying for dominance over the frozen tundras of Norse mythology albeit with a sprinkle of science-fiction added for good measure. Awaken Realms, publisher of Nemesis and Tainted Grail, have announced the upcoming crowdfunding campaign for Lords of Ragnarok the long-rumored and anticipated spiritual successor to Lords of Hellas from 2018.
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