Hero’s Hour - Rogue Realms PC

Hero's Hour - Rogue Realms expands the strategy RPG with a focus on wilderness realms inhabited by strange creatures, cults, and societies. The new Rogue faction unites neutral creatures into 12 distinct bands, six playable from the start, each boasting unique heroes, unit lineups, and special skills like those in dragon-focused Tyranny, body-fusing Experiment, or metalchemy mechs of Industry. Players command 67 new units, 24 new heroes, and 12 town types, while gaining 28 hero skills and 25 town buildings across factions. Existing factions receive upgrades such as new units, Summoning Circles for spell-based unit creation in Pyre, Tide, and Delirium, plus unique buildings offering bonuses like overworld elementals from ore or experience from unit losses. New war-machines and map types deepen tactical options, alongside skills like Avatar that reward elemental spellcasting combos. This content suits experienced players seeking fresh strategies in Hero's Hour.

Rogue Realms is a major expansion to Hero’s Hour, focusing on the wilderness and untamed lands - and the strange creatures, cults and societies that live there. For every great empire with a shiny crown, a downtrodden rogue realm lies in wait, looking for an opportunity to stake its claim.

Features

• The new Rogue faction
  
• 67 new units
  
• 24 new heroes
  
• 12 different towns
  
• 28 new skills for heroes new and old
  
• A new set of units for each of the 12 factions
  
• 25 new town buildings for various factions
  
• New war-machines, new map types, and more

The Rogue faction is like no other - it represents the neutral creatures, combining new and old to form 12 bands, each of which has their own heroes, unit lineups, and special skills. The 12 bands, of which 6 of them are playable as your starting faction, range from the dragon and slave-focused Tyranny, over the strange body fusions of the Experiment, to the highly specialised metalchemy mechs of Industry.
Additionally, Rogue Realms revisits each of the twelve current factions, adding in new units and new mechanics to them. These changes include buildings such as the Summoning Circle, available to Pyre, Tide and Delirium players, which allows you to create units depending on what spells you know. There is also a new unique building for each of Arcane, Pyre, Horde, Tide, Earthen, Pillar and Delirium, which gives impactful passive bonuses, such as gaining elementals when picking up ore on the overworld map, or gives experience whenever you lose units.
Finally, Rogue Realms adds in a lot of new hero skills. Some of these skills fit neatly within old playstyles, while others require you to think up new strategies - such as the Avatar skill, which gives you permanent elemental units whenever you cast a spell - but only if you already have other skills that make you good at casting that element of spells - such as the old Pyromancy skill, or the new Fire Heart skill.
In full, Rogue Realms aims to offer a new way to play - both with the strange new faction, and for each of the old factions. As such, it is great for experienced players who want more of Hero's Hour.