Under the Burning Suns, in which you must lead a group of elves not quite like the usual variety from their desert home to a new island, slaying evil undead and orcs along the way.The Rise of Wesnoth, a prequel campaign detailing how the titular country was formed by refugees from a mid-ocean isle.An example of Gray-and-Gray Morality, at least near the middle. Again, does Exactly What It Says on the Tin. Descent into Darkness, in which you play a junior necromancer Anti-Hero, who gradually ruins his entire life through the course of the campaign through his own arrogance.Northern Rebirth, in which a group of former slaves form La Résistance, and overthrow their former masters, creating a new power in the world, the Northern Alliance.The Hammer of Thursagan, in which, following the formation of the Northern Alliance, a group of dwarves set out to discover what befell another clan in Kal Kartha.Liberty, set within Heir to the Throne, in which a group of peasants-turned-outlaws face off against the tyrannical Queen.You play as a young knight appointed to lead the South Guard and eventually fight bandits, ally with elves and fight undead (and necromancers). The South Guard, a campaign that serves as an 'introduction' to Wesnoth.The game's setting is traditional High Fantasy, heavily Tolkien-inspired, by the admission of the dev team. It differs from them notably by having a large luck-based component, and by being extremely well balanced. It was designed to feel a lot like a console-style Tactical RPG (such as Master of Monsters and Langrisser), but while taking advantage of the PC's inherent user interface advantages. shipped with the version available for download) and user-made, available from the add-on server, giving it impressive replay value for a freeware game. Apart from that, there are lots of single player campaigns, both 'mainline' (i.e. Wesnoth has a large and active multiplayer community, including a competitive ladder, with skirmishes or custom-made scenarios being the main multiplayer game types. It boasts heavy community development, being almost entirely developed by people who are essentially just dedicated fans. Initially Hot-Blooded, though still willing to listen to reason, he starts going off the deep end after drinking Crelanu's potion, as he (probably) murders some of his dwarven allies in their camp, leads the massacre of the saurians at Saurgrath, and eventually massacres the Ka'lian and declares himself High Lord, spreading xenophobic sentiments among the elves and kickstarting a long, costly Civil War between his faction and Kalenz's.The Battle for Wesnoth is a free, open-source Turn-Based Strategy computer game, available here or on Steam. Enemy Civil War: Since the orcs are too strong once united by a sovereign, Kalenz and Landar assasinate the sovereign in order to incite civil war between the orcs, stopping their invasion against the elves at least until they get a new sovereign.

Unfortunately, scenarios after 'Costly Revenge' just don't work well in multiplayer because Landar suffers from a FaceHeel Turn. Co-Op Multiplayer: The only campaign in mainline that allows this.Kalenz does all the necessary reformation and retires after that. Cincinnatus: In the epilogue, Kalenz is given the High Lord title by all the remaining elves since the council is dead.

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