Endless Legend: Shadows comes out of hiding

Endless Legend‘s next expansion, Shadows, has been announced.

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Endless Legend: Shadows is all about espionage. This expansion will add in invisible units (using “Camouflage” and “Stealth” capacities); the ability to infiltrate other empires to “steal, capture, sabotage, and assassinate”; the ability to pillage villages, extractors, and watchtowers to hinder your enemies; Insignia accessories that offer espionage abilities to your heroes; counter-espionage via skills and the Detection capacity; and a new faction focused on all of this stuff.

That new faction is the Forgotten, a tight group of violent survivors from a faction thought to be long-dead. As a bunch of angry and distrusting exiles, they’re heavily reliant on stealth and espionage to get their way. You can see their background in the faction reveal trailer below.

Endless Legend: Shadows is due out this summer.


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