Warhammer: Mark of Chaos - Battle March
PC · 2008
About this game
During the single player campaign the player takes over the control of the Empire, the Orcs & Goblins and the Legions of Chaos.
But in multiplayer all of the now six races (Legions of Chaos, The Empire, High Elves, Dark Elves, Skaven and Orcs & Goblins) are available to fight in the new multiplayer mode called "World Domination.
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There the old world is divided into several dozen territories and the goal is of course to gain control over every one of them.
But this is no game mode that only a few players play.
Instead the map is hosted by the developers and every player can join in the fight.
Once a player chose a race, he can then attack one of the enemy territories which then activates a normal skirmish battle with different victory conditions.
Once a race has won a hundred battles in that territory, it gains control over it.
Depending on the territory, the race then gains a bonus like a higher gold production ratio or a 10% increase in fighting moral.
About PC
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