Now that's way better than my gibberish! Thanks =)

Enchantments that effects the mind

Thanks a lot, I'll fix that into the beginning of the next episode.

As soon as this basic intro series is done I plan to do Let's Play series where I'll do my best to build good with each nation and try to keep them educative too. Thanks for your kind words o/

Thanks in advance, I haven't played a session that far yet within Domi 6. Way too busy resetting around the mid game to do better than the last time! Hope you're enjoying yourself as well. Tomorrow I'll do a new episode and soon some gameplay series as well. Feel free to recommend/wish some Gameplay! There's so much to choose from, I have a hard time to settle down with something ^^

Well I am kinda sad that I can't rattle off like the pros (yet) but I'm happy you liked the videos =)

@@Ic0nGaming no no its perfect! lol

My point here was just that Gem Income usually happens passively via Sites, while Blood Farms need active Troop recruitment and assignment. It makes Micro-Wise quite the difference, no use denying that. Of course Blood Nations get their tricks with stronger Blood Hunters and some other ways to sneak in Blood Slaves here and there but the main income is Commanders Farming Blood instead of Researching. And that's why I deem Blood a bit more challenging than gemstone based magic, thats all.

@@Ic0nGaming While gemstone income is passive it is rather small and limited for the higher level spells that eat up 50+ gems per cast, however if you go to a highly pop'ed province with a decent bloodmage and army (maybe one with a perk for procuring extra blood bags) you can get quite a few bloodslaves in one go (usually around 75 per 20k pop province). So yeah, usually blood magic can get stupid powerful in mid to late game if you plan accordingly, however, there will be a slight impact on your income and pop(or major if you're a bit overzealous) because you are literally raiding and killing your citizens for their virgin daughters. Also unrest, A LOT of unrest if you go really overboard in multiple provinces on the same turn. On the flip side more bloodslaves = more demons = more power ,so who needs that income anyway?

Hey there! I'm pretty sure you are referring to Ermor, which is a very unique nation (even more so than the other nations are lol). Their strategy is that they will spawn free units in every province they claim while killing the population in the process. Ideally you build a Pretender God with high Death Scales as that doesn't really bother you and you should try to build as many forts as you can in your claimed provinces, cause that will upgrade the free troops you get. These are the rough basics around a so called "popkill" nation, there's way more to it, but this should give you the basic idea. I plan to do more material in the future, if I can guides for each nation. It's a lot of material to work through though, so it might take some time. I will get MA Ermor higher onto my list, feel free to ask away ;)

@@Ic0nGaming Thank you for the reply and help !

@@MaXiMooSe1028 Typically newer players would be advised to stay away from popkill nations like Middle Age Ermor, for the exact reason that they play quite differently from almost anyone else. However, if you did really want to try them out, the main form of currency for Ermor is Death Gems. They have access to a few unique spells which allow them to summon mages using death magic, each temple gives you an additional death gem (up to your dominion strength, so when making a pretender make sure to have Dominion as high as possible!), and you can also summon strong unholy priests which can use special reanimation to summon sacred Undead as well. The nation has some clear drawbacks but it's perfect for playing as a powerful necromancer!