Game Art Archive

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions. The Westguard is a fief assigned to the hero in Shadow Wars, and over the course of the game, as the hero returns to improve this fief, features such as enchanted fountains and statues or city and castle walls are added.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions. The Refuge is the nesting place of the remaining dragons in the world of Eo, and is itself part of a place called "Godeland". When the protagonist first lands on this island, there is a reference to this being the place of the dwarven gods, so it may be that "Godeland" is an unintentional misspelling of "GodLand".

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions. Undead are a non-playable faction in Spellforce 2. Like the playable factions, they have workers and production buildings, explore the map, and expand their territory. There are also many undead units that are specific to a mission and cannot be recruited from their buildings.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions. The Blades are not a people--They have no souls, no dreams, no memory. The Blades are beings of metal created in mighty forges, and given life by the power of magical soul stones. But it is not a real life which the Blades lead, it is an existence which serves nothing but combat. The Blades are the perfect minions of war, mute, loyal, and absolutely deadly. Blades were also encountered in Spellforce: The Order of Dawn, but the game art was very different.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions. Also called the second people, Drakelings are the constant companions and protectors of the great old dragons. They do not possess the intelligence and wisdom of their larger brothers, but true dragon blood flows in their veins, granting them strength and willpower far beyond that of common animals. As loyal guardians, they will defend their blood brethren at any time with their deadly fangs and claws and the flames of their breath.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions. Created by a mad alchemist's ambitions for power, the Shaikan have become their own people, small in number but proud and able to defend themselves. They are humans in whose veins the blood of dragons flows, containing the germ of life and granting them extraordinary powers. Under the dragon banner, they fight for their future, and even if they are few in number, every one of them is a master of the martial arts. In bits we learn the history of the Shaikan in Spellforce 2: Shadow Wars -- The alchemist Malacay created this race, and when it threatened to take over the world, the gods intervened. With his dying breath, Malacay escaped his soul into the dragon-blood of the Shaikan. Shaikan Human units are special in that they can have additional special abilities through 'training' buildings. Only new units receive training, and for each unit, only one type o...

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions. Far away from their brothers in Windholme, and constantly threatened by mountain orcs and demons from the depths, the dwarves of the Middle Mountains add more than just their craftsmanship to the alliance that is the Realm. Not only do heavily armed axe-fighters and famous blacksmiths come from the mines of Underhall and the Fireforge, but mighty siege engines as well.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions. Since the Convocation the elves of the white tree of Finonmir have cut off all contact to other nations. But their banned sisters, the fighting Morhir living on the remains of the sunken elven fortress of Dun Mora, still recognize the old bond. Strengthened by the everlasting fight against the swamp and its demons, the Morhir fight for the Light in a wild but determined way.

Fantasy game art from Spellforce 2 , including the Shadow Wars and Dragon Storm expansions. After the end of the Rune Wars that led to the final destruction of the Circle, for the first time order seemed to return to the old kingdoms. While the five royal lines still fight for power in Nortander, the human kingdom of Highmark in the South already has a new sovereign. Despite the harsh conditions after the Convocation, the new kingdom is thriving, but at the same time it has to defend its wealth against the Iron Storm Clans and the Dark Elves from Lar. Even with their proud castles and well-armed knights, the Highmark has to remind their allies of the old bond of the Peoples of the Light if it wants to stand fast against these enemies.