Ooops, forgot to mention : in this game, I hadn't built any adept yet (got beaten by 3 turns to the catacomb library, and my toundra-isle towns wouldn't build a mage guild fast enough at the moment so I skipped magic for a while), but when I had a Ritualist learn Entropy II and begin summoning imps, I noticed that sometimes the imps could summon a skeleton. I thought that the n° of skeletons allowed in the army was tied to the number of adepts and the likes, but I ended up with a pair of skeletons without having ever built a single adept so far. Maybe the Ritualist was counted as a valid spellcaster skeleton-wise (even though he can't summon them), and together with the imp he invoked at the time that was enough to make 2 skeletons available, or something like that.
, how'd you do that? details pls?
). I haven't got far into my current game yet, but the few changes I have noticed along the first half of the tech tree (down to Infernal Pact, Iron Working, Currency and Optics -- damn those small toundra islands !) feel rather right to me. Merging the barracks and training yard for example was a good go, as well as moving the brewery stuff to Crafting. I used to build Elder Councils to compensate the malus from markets but I found that I didn't actually miss them (I guess I used to build them "because they were available" rather than because they were actually useful up to 0.13, even when I built up really large empires and made sure I had one per city it didn't seem to weight much in my actual research rate). I'm still looking forward to run into the other new features, but up until now I find that once again you have managed to make the game even better than it was before. That's great, congrats to the team !
