Age of Wonders 4 The Silver Seas

About The Game

Triumph Studios takes its turn based fantasy strategy onto open water, and Age of Wonders 4 The Silver Seas is the expansion that stops treating the ocean as empty space between continents. The scale is large for a single add on: a new culture, two new forms, four new tomes, a new dwelling, fresh world map content and a set of sea creatures. The pitch is simple wealth, since your empire sails out, masters the tides and claims what the waves have hidden, with cities planted on land and on the water alike. Paradox Interactive publishes it, and the whole package aims at players who already know how the base game handles realms and magic. Before you decide, the page carries the system requirements, screenshots of the new interfaces and a gameplay video showing the naval battles, so you can judge the size of the change rather than trust a summary.

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This release is standalone and includes the following DLC:

• Age of Wonders 4: Pre-Order Content Pack
• Age of Wonders 4: Sign-Up Content
• Age of Wonders 4: Expansion Pass 1
• Age of Wonders 4: Archmage Attire
• Age of Wonders 4: Dragon Dawn
• Age of Wonders 4: Empires & Ashes
• Age of Wonders 4: Primal Fury
• Age of Wonders 4: Eldritch Realms
• Age of Wonders 4: Ways of War
• Age of Wonders 4: Herald of Glory
• Age of Wonders 4: Expansion Pass 2
• Age of Wonders 4: Giant Kings
• Age of Wonders 4: Archon Prophecy
• Age of Wonders 4: Expansion Pass 3
• Age of Wonders 4: Cosmic Wanderer
• Age of Wonders 4: Thrones of Blood
• Age of Wonders 4: Rise from Ruin
• Age of Wonders 4: Secrets of the Archmages
• Age of Wonders 4: Singer of Storms
• Age of Wonders 4: The Silver Seas

The Mercantile culture is the spine of the release, built on turning every deal, alliance and rivalry into profit, and it splits into two subcultures. The Cartel run camouflaged smuggling routes and convert stolen leverage into battlefield advantage, while the Barony field trade princes who command armies and place bounties on enemies. Two forms follow the same logic: Aqualon are near human and elegant, Sharkkin are monstrous warriors forged for brutal fighting under the waves, and a society trait can push your existing people into Merfolk instead. The four tomes cover Hydromancy for speed and frost, the Damned for ghostfire and summoned wisps, Piracy for mobile skirmishers and explosive Ember Dust, and Eternal Ice, which you must earn before it lets you freeze the ocean itself. The new dwelling is built around six pirate captains, each holding their own ambitions, temperament and secrets, and alliances or rivalries with them stack toward a Life Bond that unlocks exclusive shops, units and stolen technology. On the map, happenings turn the sea into a frontier, storm fed currents and wreckage fields wait offshore, two ancient wonders grant economic and magical bonuses, a spawning shoal brings a symbiotic infestation, and Pale Tidebloom adds a ghostfire coastal material.