Warsworn: Dragon of Japan is a real-time grand strategy game, created by a one-man development studio. Players will draft their own clans, compete in high spirit battles, and come up with epic strategies in order to unify Japan.
- Risky spy actions when used strategically can turn the tide of war. Spy actions that are discovered by the enemy will have a negative impact on your reputation and honor.
- Maintaining high honor and reputation is important for the success rate of diplomacy actions. Lower reputation and honor clan are more likely to be targeted by coalitions. Treacherous wills will have the most impact on your reputation and honor stats.
- Whether it is to combat nearby forces that might interfere, or overpower the opposition with numbers, both AI and player-controlled generals can bolster their military strength, by commanding a joint campaign of two generals.
- Players can upgrade their cites, regulate faction expenses, research, recruit and disband units, utilize learned character abilities, choose focuses, make use of spy and diplomacy actions, and devise custom war tactics.
- Initiating a Joint campaign with one of your generals is a good way to increase your fighting force.
- Yari Asigaru and Nagitgita Samurai are stronger against cavalry units and weaker against other sword units.
- Risky spy actions when used strategically can turn the tide of war. Spy actions that are discovered by the enemy will have a negative impact on your reputation and honor.
- Maintaining high honor and reputation is important for the success rate of diplomacy actions.
- Improving relations with nearby clans will help you avoid getting into a conflict with them.
- Generals in the recruitment pool with the treacherous attribute have a higher chance of betrayal.
- Berserker Mode drastically improves the health and attack strength of a unit. Shrines are the most efficient way to increase its activation rate.
