You just have to make sure to be starting up normal civ 4 with the civ 4 cd in. Just use the shortcut in the ffh folder with the original civ 4 CD in.
IIRC, units will occasionally be afraid of (won't attack) a unit with the fear promotion (dragons, for example).Marnid said:
Crash757 said:What are those two leaders Basium and Hyborem ? They seem to be unasigned to any civilization... Are they somekind of secret leaders that show up in mid game or sth ?
But it is impossible to choose these civilizations when playing random map and they don't show up on civilopediaKael said:
Are they unfinished or what ? 
Crash757 said:But it is impossible to choose these civilizations when playing random map and they don't show up on civilopedia
Plains, grassland, or tundra, and no terrain features (e.g., oasis, floodplain, worker improvements, ruins,...). Roads are not a feature and do not impede Bloom.Speciou5 said:
Pillage. Use high-movement units to pillage multiple tiles or upgraded cottages quickly (haste also helps).
Help needed
But: I have never played a mod before, never heard of fall from heaven 1, never played dungeons and dragons or similar. I play Prince level on Vanilla Civ, but this is so different that I quite simply haven't got the foggiest. I've tried bimbling along in the game for a bit, but as the pedia is not great on general concepts (not a nag, I'm still awed by the amount of work that must have gone into this) I'm struggling a bit! Rather than asking a string of dumb questions, is there a basic guide somewhere, or some sort of public game like the ALCs for vanilla civ? With so many new civics, totally new religions and massive new concepts like magic I'm feeling somewhat daunted!
