How to view national units?
 

Hi,

I started playing Dominions 3 recently, and I really got into the game flavor, so my question is: is there a way to get to see national units (you know, The One in The Woods, Daedalos, etc...) without having to wait 100000 turns? Is there a cheat vs the A.I. that lets me see the units and read their histories and stats?

I tried to use the spawn method via the battlemap, but it doesn't show the national units' magic skills... does anyone know a better trick?


Thanks!

Re: How to view national units?
 

Try the Dom III wiki that lch put together?

http://dom3.servegame.com/wiki/Main_Page

Re: How to view national units?
 

Thanks! That's what I was searching for!

Re: How to view national units?
 

I'm not trying to be helpless....but is there an easy way to use this?

Say I want to find out the late age agarthan heroes? I don't seem to be able to do this via query. Is there a good way?

Re: How to view national units?
 

there's a map called heroview showing troops and heroes for all age all nation in a single game.

Its included in the worthy hero mod 1.91 (WH1.91.zip) which can be found:

http://www.llamaserver.net/burnsaber/

Instructions included inside zip on how to set up the map.

Re: How to view national units?
 

Another way to try out late game spells, summons and equipment is the Debug Mod, which lowers all research to zero and gives everyone functionally infinite gems and money as well as potentially all magic paths at 9 on mages.
So if you want to check out exactly how X would fare against Y, all you need to do is play both sides on a small map with that mod on.

Re: How to view national units?
 

I followed the instructions for Worthy Heroes and the Nation Viewer, but when I try to load the saved game it tells me that I'm missing a SingleAgeComplete.dm .

What did I do wrong?

Re: How to view national units?
 

Single age mod is required to enable all age in a single game, found here:

http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/showt...ghlight=single

Re: How to view national units?
 

Great!