Games PC PRIMITIVE WARS-JURASSIC ERA User Manual

Cr er des jeux vid o est un beau m tier . Donner vie, voix, formes et couleurs des r ves de pixels et d algorithmes est une
grande aventure. Notre g n ration a d couvert un nouveau v hicule l imaginaire, et si nous empruntons tout aux histoires et
arch types immortels de l humanit , nous avons le privil ge de ˙ r citer ¨ dans une langue nouvelle. Ces mondes interactifs
que nous crons se situent la croise du spectacle et du possible ; vous en tes la fois les spectateurs et les hros. Ils vous
attendent, vous mettent l preuve, vous distraient et, nous l esp rons, savent aussi vous mouvoir. Le but que nous nous
sommes fix est de vous surprendre chaque fois en vous of frant des voyages inattendus, des paysages improbables et de
nouveaux champs d vasion. Et parce que la premi re responsabilit du conteur est de rassembler autour du feu, nous esp ­rons que nos histoires auront toujours suf fisamment d me et de cˇur pour vous donner envie d y pancher un peu de votre
soif dimaginaire.
Nous remercions les auteurs et artistes qui nous ont d j pr t leur talent dans cette aventure : Paulo Coelho, Moebius,
Claude Laydu, Philippe Druillet, Charlotte Rampling, Senta berger
C est aussi gr ce eux que nous trouvons l inspiration et l lan pour nous renouveler.
Voil , il nous reste vous souhaiter un bon voyage. L quipe de production.

Creating video games is a wonderful job. Giving life, voice, shapes and colours to dreams of pixels and algorithms is a great
adventure. Our generation has discovered a new vehicle for the imagination, and if we borrow everything from the immortal
stories and archetypes of humanity , we have the privilege of telling these tales in a new language. These interactive worlds
that we are creating are at the crossroads of spectacle and what is possible; you are both spectator and hero. They await you,
put you to the test, distract youˇ and, we hope, also move you. The goal we have set ourselves is to surprise you each time
by of fering you unexpected voyages, improbable landscapes and new fields of escape. And since the prime responsibility of
the storyteller is to gather round the fire, we hope that our stories will always have enough heart and soul to make you want
to open up a bit your craving for the imaginary .
We wish to thank the authors and artists who have already contributed their talents to this adventure: Paulo Coelho, Moebius,
Claude Laydu, Philippe Druillet, Charlotte Rampling, Senta berger It is also thanks to them that we find the inspiration
and impetus to renew ourselves.
There you have it. All thats left is for us to wish you a bon voyage. The Production Team.

Das Erstellen von V ideospielen ist ein sch ner Beruf. Es ist sehr spannend, den Tr umen aus Pixeln und Algorithmen Leben,
Stimme, Form und Farben zu verleihen. Unsere Generation hat einen neuen W eg zur W elt der Phantasie gefunden, und wenn
wir aus den Geschichten und unsterblichen Archetypen der Menschheit sch pfen, genie§en wir das Privileg, diese in einer
neuen Sprache zu ˙ erz hlen ¨. Diese von uns geschaf fenen interaktiven W elten existieren dort, wo sich Schauspiel und das
M gliche begegnen. Sie sind gleichzeitig Zuschauer und Held der Geschichte. Diese W elten warten auf Sie, sie wollen Sie
pr fen, unterhalten und - so hof fen wir - auch bewegen. W ir haben uns zum Ziel gesetzt, Sie jedes Mal mit einer unerwarte ­ten Reise, unwahrscheinlichen Landschaften und neuen Traumwelten zu berraschen. Da die Hauptaufgabe des Erz hlers
darin besteht, die Zuh rer um sich zu versammeln, hof fen wir , dass Ihnen unsere Geschichten einen so gro§en Anreiz liefern,
dass Sie sich in dieses Abenteuer der Phantasie entf hren lassen.
W ir danken den Autoren und K nstlern, die uns bei diesem Abenteuer mit ihren Talenten zur Seite standen: Paulo Coelho,
Moebius, Claude Laydu, Philippe Druillet, Charlotte Rampling, Senta berger u.a. Auch ihnen verdanken wir immer wie ­der die Inspirationen und Denkanst §e f r neue Ideen.
Nun bleibt uns nur noch eins: W ir w nschen Ihnen eine gute Reise! Unser Team.

Creare videogiochi un bel lavoro. Dare vita, voce, forma e colori a sogni fatti di pixel e algoritmi una grande avventura. La nostra
generazione ha s coperto u n n uovo m ezzo d i e spressione d ell’immaginario e , s e a ttingiamo a lle s torie e a gli archetipi i mmortali
dell’umanit, abbiamo il privilegio di "recitare" in una lingua nuova. I mondi interattivi che noi creiamo si situano al punto d’incontro
tra lo spettacolo e il possibile; voi ne siete al contempo gli spettatori e i protagonisti. Vi aspettano, vi mettono alla prova, vi distrag­gono e, come speriamo, sanno anche emozionarvi. L’obiettivo che ci siamo prefissi di sorprendervi ogni volta, offrendovi viaggi
imprevedibili, paesaggi surreali e nuovi spazi di evasione. Dato che il primo compito di un narratore di riunire tutti attorno al fuoco,
ci auguriamo che le nostre storie conservino sempre un’anima e un cuore sufficientemente grandi per invogliarvi a viverle liberando
la vostra passione per il fantastico. Ringraziamo gli autori e gli artisti che hanno gi messo a nostra disposizione il loro talento in ques­ta avventura: Paulo Coelho, Moebius, Claude Laydu, Philippe Druillet, Charlotte Rampling, Senta berger Ø anche gra­zie a loro che troviamo l’ispirazione e lo slancio per rinnovarci.
Con questo, non ci resta che augurarvi buon viaggio. Lo staff

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Minimal Configuration :

Pentium 266Mhz MMX, 8X CDRom, 64 Mo of RAM.
16 bits-800x600 V ideo card, SoundBlaster“ 100% certified sound card.
800 Mo of Hard disk space.
W indows 95/98/2000/ME.
DirectX8a. Compatible mouse & keyboard.

Recommended Configuration :

Pentium 550 MHz, 8X CDRom, 128 mo of RAM.
16 bits-800x600 video card, Soundblaster“ 100% certifed sound card.
800 Mo of hard disk space.
W indows 95/98/2000/ME
DirectX8a. Compatible mouse & keyboard.

INTRODUCTION

1. The Legend of the Primitive Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

2. Installation and Running the Game. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

PART ONE : HOW TO PLAY

I - SCREEN COMPONENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

1. Main Menu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

2. Single Play Menu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

3. Multi Play Menu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

4. Game Menu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

5. Basic Gaming Screens. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

II - BASIC PLAY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

1. Creating Basic Units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

2. Gathering Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

3. Constructing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

4. Producing Units. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

5. Hunting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

6. Combat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

7. Special Abilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

8. Raising Levels of Units. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

9. Naming a Unit/Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

III - SHORT CUT KEY LIST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

PART TWO : MULTI PLAY

I - INTERNET PLAY (TCP/IP). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

1. Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

2. Waiting Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

3. Creating a Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

4. Entering a Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

5. Exiting a room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

II - LAN PLAY (IPX) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

1. Creating a game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

2. Joining a game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Sound & video cards must be 100% DirectX certifed.
DirectX8a minimal version required.

For local network games :

- Ethernet network card fully installed & configured,

- TCP/IP protocol or IPX compatible installed.
For Internet/Online games :

- Internet provider compulsory ,

- 56K modem or ADSL/Cable modem installed,

- TCP/IP protocol & Dialup networking installed,

- FIREWALL not supported.

PART THREE : THE WORLD OF PRIMITIVE WARS

I - BACKGROUND OF PRIMITIVE WARS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

II - THE GEOGRAPHY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

1. Map of the Primitive Island. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

2. Tribes of the Primitive Wars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Primitives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Elves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Tyranos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Demons. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

III - ITEMS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

INTRODUCTION

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The Legend of the Primitive Island

The eight tribes (Tyranos, Koakas, Masais, Musfels,
Kumbas, Kanus, Labumbas, and Lomerks) that
created history, with the Primitive Island as their
stage during the Primitive War, live a peaceful
life after the end of the ‘2nd Battle of Blood’.

But when Great Chief Ruwata myste-
riously dies, the Primitive Island falls
again into chaos. As the suspicion and
distrust of the Warlocks mounts to its
zenith, the Primitives charge Master
Stuma, the most powerful spell-cas-
ter, as the assassin, keeping the
magic-users in check.

Despite his efforts during the war,
Stuma is banished to the land of
darkness. Soon afterwards, in a
desperate attempt to regain
harmony, the elders of the
tribe appoint the only child
of Ruwata, as the Great
Chief. Young Jarmin fails
to take power, and the
struggles of the tribes
continue.

Installation and Running the Game

1 - System Requirements

Refer to the back of the game’s pack to know the minimum and recommended system r equirements
to run Primitive Wars.

2 - Precautions

Close all other running programs.
Insufficient memory can lead to slower game speed, or inability to run the game.

3 - Installation

Put the Primitive Wars installation disk into the CD-ROM drive. The auto-installer will be activated.
Enter the user name and Serial Number that is included in the registered game. Select a directory
and path for the folder you wish to install the program in, and press confirm. If the Serial Number is
correct, the installation will begin. If not, the program will not install the game. To run the game, use
PLAY CD.

4 - F.A.Q. (please see also FAQ at www.primitivewars.com)

Q : An error message appears while executing the installation.

A : It is probably a problem with DirectX. Primitive Wars r equires DirectX 8.0a or higher, so install the
most recent version and then install the game.

Q : There is no sound.

A : Check your sound card to make sure it is Sound blaster compatible. Also check to make sure
the speaker wires are connected properly, and check the volume settings.

Q : I can’t connect to the online servers.

A : Check to make sure that your internet connections are working properly. If you use a modem,
check the connections to the Internet; if you use a network, check to see if you’re logged in cor­rectly, or if the network is working properly.

Q : IPX play is not working.

A : Check to see if the IPX protocol is set right in the network. In Win98, go to Registry, Network,
and check the IPX protocol settings. Once the protocol is set, you can have normal IPX play.

Q : Can’t Modem users directly play together?

A : No they cannot. You need also Internet access to play in Peer to Peer mode.

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PART ONE : HOW TO PLAY

I - SCREENS COMPONENTS

1 - MAIN MENU

2 - SINGLE PLAY MENU

Single Player

Begin Single Play

Multi Player

Begin Multi Play

Replay Intro

Watch the Opening Intro

Credits

See credits of the development Team

Quit

Exit the Game

3 - MULTI PLAY MENU

Wizard Soft Net

Connect to our official server
to play

LAN

Play with other players via your
LAN environment

Peer to Peer

Connect directly to an IP address
to a computer to play

4 - GAME MENU

During the Game, PRESS the F10 Key to access the Menu.

Save Game (F2)

Save the game you’re currently
playing

Load Game (F3)

Load a Saved Game

Option (F4)

Control the options for the game

Mission Objectives

See the Mission Objectives

End Game

Finish the game you’re currently
playing, or restart the current mission

Resume (Esc)

Continue your game

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5 - BASIC GAMING SCREENS

1.Complete gaming screen

◊◊ Menu

Information Window

Message/Chat Window

Multi Menu

Action/Magic/Construction
/Production Buttons

Unit’s Face or Building Icon

- Left Interface Menu : Selected Unit, Information Window, Building Production Indicator.

- Right Interface Menu : Icon of Possible Constructions, Action Icon, Magic or Special Abilities Icon.
– Menu : Opens the Game Menu (short-cut : F10).

◊ Multi menu : Menu Button for Each Tribe

2.Interface

Left interface 01

Select a unit

Lower Right shows level

Left interface 03

Select a Building

Shows the Building Icon

Right interface 01

Left interface 02

Select multiple units

Lower Right shows level

Left interface 04

Creation of units and Buildings

Building Icon can reserve up to 5
units to be produced

Right interface 02

- Allies : Forge an Alliance during Multi Play.

- Message : Send Messages to selected Players during Multi Play.

Unit ability

Magic, Building, or Special Abilities
that the unit can use or build.

Action Icons :
a. Attack
b. Hunt
c. Patrol
d. Guard
e. Stop

Select multiple units

Action Icons Special Abilities
(Magic or Build).

If the units you’ve selected
contains a unit that cannot build,
the Build Icon is not shown.

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Right interface 03

Select a Building

Shows Productions that are possible. Upgrade Icon.

3.Information Screen

Berries and Population : This shows the current amount of berries and the population
(current/total possible). If you don’t have berries, you can’t create any units or buildings.
If your current population is equal to or greater than the total possible, you can’t create
more units. Pay attention to these two screens as you play.

4.Cursors

Basic (Menu, Interface) : This is the cursor used in all Menus or
Interfaces. You can use this cursor to select a unit, building, or com­mand in the interface windows or menus.

Basic (Game) : This cursor can be used to select units and buildings
in the game or to move them. Friendly units or enemy units within
range of sight can be selected. Friendly or Allied units are highlighted
in green, Neutral units are highlighted in yellow, and Enemy units are
highlighted in red. The Hit Points of the unit is displayed below the
highlighted unit.

Scrolling : This cursor appears when the Basic cursor is placed near
the edge of a screen. It will change into a Basic cursor, when it is
moved toward the center of the screen.

Targeting : This cursor is used to target Special Abilities. Once you
click the mouse, the Special Ability will be used/cast at the selected
area or unit.

Attack : This cursor appears when a unit is given an attack command.
To attack, left click if you’ve just ordered an attack, or right click if you
have units selected.

II - BASIC PLAY

Creating Basic Units

Basic Units (workers) create or recall buildings, gather supplies, and are the fundamen­tal building blocks of the game. If you don’t have enough workers, gathering supplies
becomes difficult, and will impact production greatly.

Gathering Resources

If you bring a cursor close to the trees with fruits on them, you will see the amount of
berries left on that tree. Select a worker and right click on the berries to gather them.

Constructing

Once you select a worker, the right interface menu will show the Build Icon, a Special
Ability of the workers. Once you click on the Build Command, Icons of the buildings that
the worker can build will appear . Selecting a structure will show the size of the building.
If there is a red highlight on this projected space, you can’t build on that area.

Producing Units

If you click on a structure that can create units, Icons of the units that can be produced
will appear. Mouse the pointer to a unit, and you will see the cost of berries and the
amount the population will increase by creating that unit. If you have enough berries,
and the population does not exceed the maximum after creating the unit, you can pro­duce it. You can create and reserve up to five units at a time (including the one being
created at the time).

Hunting

There are Dinosaurs across the whole Primitive Map. Dinosaurs will raise levels, and are
one of the main food supplies in the game. All Combat units can take food supplies
from the Dinosaurs that they’ve hunted, and use the supplies to heal from damages. All
units can hunt Dinosaurs by right clicking on them (like against enemies) or clicking the
Hunting Mode.

Combat

If you a combat unit is given the attack command during movement, it will fight the
nearby enemies while advancing, and if multiple units are assigned one target, then all
units will attack that single target. When there are important targets such as a hero or
a chief, or when there is a mass combat, careful use of strategy becomes important for
attaining victory.

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Special Abilities

One of the main characteristics of Primitive Wars is the capacity to use several Special
Abilities at once. If there are different units selected in a group, all the possible Special
Abilities will appear on the interface window. Clicking on one of these abilities will make
the units with that ability use it. During Mass Combat, having the Special Abilities of the
Strong units available for use can be very helpful in taking the victory.

Raising Levels of Units

Primitive Wars has integrated the Level system, and distinguishes its various units.
Each time a unit kills an enemy or dinosaur unit, that unit will gain experience accoun­ted for raising levels. By raising a level, a unit can gain unique abilities, greater combat
power, and other such advantages against a newly created unit.

Naming a Unit/Building

Primitive Wars allows you to name your units/buildings for a more personalised game.

KEY

Naming your character(s) :

Select the unit you want to name. Press [Enter] to open a message window. Type ‘!’
and the name you want, then press [Enter] again to register it. Your unit will appear
with the name you’ve given it. You can also name multiple units (or buildings) the
same name by selecting many units at once.

III - SHORT CUT KEY LIST

Combat Control

F1 Help A Attack
F2 Save Game B Build
F3 Load Game H Stop or Continue
F4 Options P Patrol
F10 Game Menu T Build Advanced
+ Increase Game Speed W Produce Worker Unit/Combat
– Decrease Game Speed Unit/Structure
Space Bar Go to the last event Z Hunt
Ctrl+# Assign Group
Alt+# Call Group
Shift+Command follow commands in order
Arrow Keys Scroll Map
Enter Open message window

PART TWO : MULTI PLAY

I - INTERNET PLAY (TCP/IP)

1 - CONNECTION

Once you connect to Wizard Soft Net, you
will find a Login Screen. If you’re new,
create an account by clicking on New
Account. Once you make an account, you
will log in automatically. You should be
careful while installing the game; during log
in, the serial number you’ve entered for
installation will be checked. You can’t log
in from different computers with the same
serial number.

2 - WAITING ROOM

Once you log in to Wizard Soft Net, you will
automatically enter the Waiting Room. You
can converse with other users that are onli­ne here. You can change waiting rooms,
and use functions such as whisper or
check profiles. Find an appropriate oppo­nent and join the game.

3 - CREATING A ROOM

Press Create Gamefrom the waiting room,
and follow instructions. Once enough
players have entered, a Start button will
appear. Note that you can’t have two
rooms with the same name.

4 - ENTERING A ROOM

Press Join Game from the waiting room to
see the list of game rooms. Once you press
the Join button, there will be a password
confirmation, if there is any. If the room is
full, or the password is incorrect, you will
not be able to join.

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PART THREE : THE WORLD OF PRIMITIVE WARS

I - BACKGROUND STORY OF PRIMITIVE WARS

The setting for Primitive Wars is around 901 years in the Primitive Age. Deka becomes
a vegetable after a 1-on-1 combat with Atamanta. Deka sells his soul to Satan and
gains great power. (You can spot Deka in black and white during the Demon scenarios.)
Deka starts to plan a revenge against Atamanta, dreaming of mass genocide. The

Primitives move away from the barren continent into the Jurassic Island....

II - THE GEOGRAPHY

5 - EXITING A ROOM

Pressing Quit will bring you to the Main Game Screen.

II - LAN PLAY (IPX)

The first time you enter the LAN Menu, you must enter a name. Once you’ve input your
name, you will see the waiting screen.

1 - CREATE A GAME

Select LAN in the Multi Player list from the Main Menu. You can create a game or join
a game from here. Press Create Game, and input the game name, map, and password,
if any. Once there are enough players, press Start Game to begin.

2 - JOIN A GAME

Select a game from the waiting room. Press Join Game to enter the game. Once
enough players enter the game, there will be a count-down as the host begins the
round.

1 - GENERAL MAP

2 - TRIBES OF THE PRIMITIVE WARS

1.1 Primitives / Structures

Sanctuary : The Sanctuary is an important spiritual symbol for the
Primitives. This is where Buildmen, those who are capable of creating struc­tures, are produced. Once the structure is upgraded to a certain point, it can
train the Primitives’ strongest unit, the Chief.

Units Produced Buildmen

Chief – requires Sky Increaser, Blacksmith

Upgrades Improve Gathering amount

Improve Stone Tower Detection
Develop Chief Fallout
Reduction Level Up EXP

House : The house is where the Primitives live. By building this structure, the
Primitives can create more fighting units.

Stone Tower : Create them to stop unwanted intrusions by the other races,
the Stone Tower can expose even hidden units that come near it.

Power House : This building creates fighters that fight land battles, and hunt
dinosaurs with ease. This structure also allows the creation of the Land
Increaser, and is a necessity to make a strong ground force.

Units Produced Powermen

Giant – requires Land Increaser

Soldier House : This building allows the training of special soldiers that have
superior dexterity and riding skills. It helps create a force that moves fast on
land, capable of attacking sky units.

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Land Increaser : This structure, built as a symbol of the Primitives’ hope to
increase their influence, increases the strength of the land units.

Upgrades Increase Powerman Movement Speed

Improve Ground Primitive Weapon
Improve Ground Primitive Armor
Improve Bow Machine Weapon
Improve Bow Machine Armor

Sky Increaser : This structure is similar to the Land Increaser in purpose and
function. It increases the strength of the air units.

Upgrades Increase Squadron Movement Speed

Improve Revolver Transportation
Improve Primitive Air Machine Weapon
Improve Primitive Air Machine Armor

Trap : This is an improvement of the smaller traps the Primitives used for
hunting. Placed on a path, it lies hidden to most units that pass by it, and
awaits with a deadly attack on anything that walks on it.

Units Produced Soldier

Knight – requires Blacksmith

Sky House : This structure is important from the simple fact that it allows
Primitives to exist in the sky. Likewise, it also is the prerequisite for building
a Sky Increaser.

Units Produced Squadron

Flat-top – requires Sky Increaser

Blacksmith : The Blacksmith creates flying units capable of transporting
ground units, as well as weapons capable of targeting flying units. The
Primitives can increase the variety of attack modes by this structure.

Units Produced Revolver – A transport unit for the Primitives

Bow Machine

1.2 Primitives / Units

Build Man : These units can create buildings and gather resources. They can­not participate in combat, and are responsible for the upkeep of structures.
Build Men can create special Traps to ward off intruders.

Power Man : Most Primitives are born with the fate to fight and die in com­bat. The only way for the lower caste Power Men to increase their status is
by earning merit in combat. Power Men are strong and capable in combat.

Giant : Cold Murderers. They spend most of their time drinking to conquer
their aching conscience. In combat, their blood-thirst appears plainly. They
throw poisonous pouches that spreads damage to multiple units.

Soldier : These units train in hunting and marksmanship. They are capable
of attacking both ground and air units, and take victory with a calm, precise
demeanour.

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Knight : These are war heroes with excellent horsemanship. The elite class
of the tribes, their bravery and humanity gives them strong faith; they are
used to guard Temples.

Revolver : This device is used during the war to transport units and increa­se field of vision. The Revolver allows incursions deep into enemy territory.

Bow Machine : Capable of spraying fire to multitudes of targets and redu­cing attackers to corpses. However, they are as weak in melee combat as
much as they are powerful in long-range combat.

Squadron : Flies using the wind, moving at the speed of the current wind. Is
the fastest moving unit, and useful in guerilla tactics. Careful : can only tole­rate very little damage.

Flat Top : The strongest flying unit of the Primitives, the Flat Top boasts fire­power against both ground and air units.

Chief : The leaders of the Primitives. They receive orders from the Temple
Gods, and lead their men into battle. They are also the only Primitives
capable of casting spells, as the chosen ones of the gods. Their mere pre­sence increases the morale of nearby units.
Special abilities : Fall Out – reduces hit points of the engaged enemy to 1
Morale – Increases the Attack and Defense of nearby friendly units.

2.1 Elves / Structures

Heaven : This emblem of the Elves, a structure dedicated to Utopia, is a
sacred area in which the best magicians of the Elf are concentrates. Only
beings with magic-casting abilities can enter the area. Wizards with attac­king capacity are created from Heaven, and these characters help build
structures for the Elf Tribe.

Units Produced Wizard
Upgrades Study Gathering amount

Elf Tree : Elves do not consume normal food; they absorb the life-fruit of the
Elf-tree, and get recalled to it. In order to cr eate more Elves, you must plant Elf­trees, since its shortage will reflect in your not being able to create more units.

Bubble : The peaceful Elves have sentries called bubbles installed near
approaches to their villages. Bubbles cannot attack, but sprout water dro­plets that paralyse the enemy.

Red Hall : It is the symbol of fire, one of the four elements that protect the
Elves (fire, water, earth, air). Fire is a symbol of fury and destruction; likewi­se, the Red Hall can house Red and White Elves, that have great anger sto­red for combat.

Units Produced Red Elf

White Elf – requires Red Library

Blue Hall : As a symbol of the Earth, this structure creates and helps attune
animals (horses) to the elves, and can create Rangers, Elves with the ability
teleport things on the ground. Cavalier Units created in the Blue Hall have
the highest mobility and rush capacity.

Units Produced Ranger

Blue Elf – requires Blue Library

Mana Hall : It is an area with a high concentration of Mana that the Elves
use. This structure can create Faeries, and Mana Spreads that can provide
Mana to elves on the Battlefield.

Units Produced Pixie

Unicorn
Mana Spread – requires Mana Library

Sky Hall : This Hall creates and upkeeps Dragons, units that the Elves use
in the air. Dragons and Phoenixes, as well as Elflings, can be trained from
this facility.

Units Produced Elfling

Dragon – requires Mana Library
Phoenix

Angel Elf – requires Library
Study Bubble Detection

Reduction Level Up Exp

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Elf Library : This building helps enhance the abilities of the units created in
Red Halls and Blue Halls. Blue Elves can move stones as needed, and Elves
in general can fight with more fierceness, once research is completed in this
structure.

Upgrades Study Elf Weapon Secret (3 levels)

Sky Library : As a research center for sky units, this structure enhances the
abilities of the Dragons and Phoenixes. By the production of this building,
the Dragons and Phoenixes become powerful instruments of air combat.

Upgrades Study Divine Being’s Weapon Secret

Mana Library : This building helps the control of Mana among the Elves. The
Mana Library can move on land, and allows for better transfer of Mana
among Elves. It also provides Unicorn with the ability to cast illusions.

Upgrades Upgrade Mana Porion

2.2 Elves / Units

Wizard : They have been retrained to help serve the Elves better.

Red Elf : These are women magicians, who lived near the Primitives and lost

their husbands in battle. They can use Thunderbolts in their combat and
hunts. Special Abilities : Thunderbolts (2 levels).

White Elf : White Elves go through intense hunts and meditation to learn pro­tective magic spells. Special Abilities : Shield (2 levels) increases the defen­se of a targeted unit ; Mass Temper (4 Levels) increases the defense of units.

Study Elf Armor Secret (3 levels)
Study Blue Elf Movement Secret

Study Divine Being’s Armor Secret
Study ElfRing Movement Secret

Study Meteor
Study Fake Magic

Ranger : Rangers attack without thinking about defence. When their body is
in danger, they teleport their opponents into an unknown, distant area. They
can also teleport themselves deep into enemy territory instantaneously to
perform scouting duties. Special Abilities : Teleportation, Jump Portal
(3 levels) sending an opponent to a different location.

Blue Elf : These Dryads use horses to attack and move throughout the land. The
Dryad-Cavaliers are lacking in magic use. However, they can still control stones
to lift and hurl against opponents. Special Abilities : Drop Stone (2 levels).

Unicorn : They have been summoned to help healing the Elves damaged
in combat. Although Unicorns have no direct attacks available, they can
create illusions to confuse the enemy. Special Abilities : Fake enemy.

Pixie : Although only about 30cm in height, they have high intelligence and
can converse with humans. They can fly with their wings, but not very fast.
They love to sing and dance...

Mana Spread : These devices are mobile and help the Elves regain their Mana
quickly. Although incapable of attack, the Mana Spread can self destruct and
home in Meteor showers from the sky to where its form collapses. These units
can help greatly during large battles or hunts.
Special Abilities : Meteor Self-destructs, calling meteor showers from the sky.

Dragon : Their scales are tougher than steel, their claws can crush people
with a stroke, and their slithering tongues are forked menacingly The fireballs
they unleash from their mouth can cause damage around a target.

Phoenix : Rumored to never die, these beings are surrounded by a scor­ching, blinding halo of flame. They play an important role with the Dragons
in securing the Elves’ territories.

Guardians of the Elven Utopia : Their appearance marks Elven victory, and
can resurrect Elves to pursue Utopia. Special Abilities : Resurrect Can reco­ver a dead unit to full strength.

Elf-Ring : These magical orbs that can fly in the skies transport Elves. The
Orb moves according to the volition of the Elf inside it, without need for
devices. Their Shields secure the safety of the passengers.

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3.1 Tyranos / Structures

Tyrano Nest : These are temples dedicated to the Pica-Tyrano. The Nest is
the reason and purpose of Tyrano existence. These temples infest all
Tyranos with destructive and pillaging nature.

Units Produced Dinos

Upgrades Upgrade Gathering Amount

Nest : The nest refreshes the dinosaurs that come back from battle. If there
aren’t enough nests, the dinosaurs lose morale quickly. Lack of these nests
also means that no training is possible.

Ascomoid : As an aftermath of the creation of the mutant Tyranos, these
carnivorous plants appeared nearby. Although they attacked any creatures
that passed by, Chief Asuh controlled and bred them to become an impor­tant defensive structure for the Tyranos.

Egg Nest : These create and harvest Tyrano Eggs. It can also create a wide
range of Tyrano variants. The key to Tyrano victory is the balance of the Egg,
and other Nests.

Units Produced Masos

Land Nest : The structure that controls the permutations of Land Dynos, it
allows dinos that carry greater combat skills than Masos or Velocis.

Upgrades Upgrade Ground Dinos Weapon (level 1-2)

T yranos – Land Nisdos, Sky Nisdos, r equire Nest Upgrade

Develop Ascomid Detection
Disguise
Reduction Level Up Exp

Velocis
Dilopos – requires Nest
Trices – requires Land Nisdos
Ramphos – requires Sky Nest
Pteras – requires Sky Nisdos

Upgrade Ground Dinos Armor (level 1-2)

Land Nisdos : The creatures built here can destroy their enemy with one stri­ke. If you ring the Temple bell with the Sky Nisdos, the Pica-Tyrano incarna­te appears.

Upgrades Upgrade Ground Dinos Weapon (level 3-5)

Upgrade Ground Dinos Armor (level 3-5)

Sky Nest : Home of the pterosaurs, dinos created from this Nest moves
according to Asuh’s commands. The attack and defense capacities for the
air dinos are also controlled here.

Upgrades Air Dinos Weapon (level 1-2)

Air Dinos Armor (level 1-2)

Sky Nisdos : This structure further adds to the air dino combat levels.
This is also a prerequisite to creating Tyranos of the strongest power.

Upgrades Air Dinos Weapon (level 3-5)

Air Dinos Armor (level 3-5)

Throw Nest : A working place for the engineers and craftsmen, this is the
only place where egg throwers can be produced. The egg throwers move
slowly, due to ineffective design of the wheel.

Units Produced Egg Thrower

Dsungari

Upgrade Nest : This building toughens the skin of all Tyranos and increases
the power of all their weapons. The strongest dinos on the field can attack
in combat as the Pica-Tyrano does.

Upgrades Dilophos Running Speed

Trices Running Speed
Mutant Morphosis

3.2 Tyranos / Units

Dinos : Followers of the Pica-Tyrano. They sacrifice everything for the
Pica-Tyrano, and their loyalty is the basis for the spreading of the Tyrano
tribe.

Masos : Although they are not very strong in their attacks, their speed in
movement and strike is noteworthy.

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Velocis : The Velocis are two creatures capable of uniting into one large
dino. Intense in their attacks, they hardly move to defend themselves. Once
Velosises are combined into one, they ride a velociraptor, and are stronger.
Special Abilities : Unify and become Velociraptor.

Dilopos : After mutations, they can secrete poisonous substances in their
glands. They can attack both land and air units, and are best in supportive
positions.

Rhamphos : The mutations have given these creatures arms, and a better air
combat ability. Combining two Rhamphos can also create a weaker, but fas­ter scout, capable of flying higher altitudes and detecting enemies in farther
areas. Special Abilities : Unify Rhamphos Used to combine 2 units, not a skill.

Pteras : A synthesis of powerful dinosaur and mutated intelligence, Pteras
can fly fast and attack enemies at a distance using tools, striking fear and
gracefulness into the hearts of their foes.

Trices : These creatures use boomerangs made of bones of fallen enemies
to compensate for the dinosaurs’ limitations of the attack formations. The
boomerang can be enhanced to kill more enemies at a throw.

Egg Thrower : The best invention of the mutated dinosaurs, it moves at a slow
speed. It can strike long distances, and are useful in destroying defensive
structures with its powerful charge that crushes buildings in a blow.

Dsungari : They can transport dinos after getting baskets from the Thrower
Nest. Dsungari’s have increased in size from the original height, and can
throw enemies into panic as they circle encampments.

Mutant : Their mere appearance is enough to put the heartiest warriors into
a state of uneasiness. Mutants have all the advantages of the incorporated
dinos, and are strong enough to destroy all but the Tyranos. They can attack
both air and land units.

Tyranos : They move according to the will of Asuh, their summoner, and are
mutated forms of the Tyranosaurus. They crush and destroy with cruelty that
makes even the dinosaurs tremble.

4.1 Demons / Structures

Demon Den : This is the source of all the evils of the Demons. The cryptic
sigils on the walls of the structures cause panic to all other creatures.

Units Produced Insects

Deca – Dirty and High Portals required

Upgrades Learn Gathering Amount

Learn Volcano Dectection
Reduction Level Up Exp

Tomb : Demons use tombs to regain their drained strengths.

Volcano : Demons use lava from the depths of hell itself to protect them-

selves. Volcanos will spray lava against all enemies within striking range and
can attack both air and land units.

Death Den : This is where victims of swamps and marshes are raised back
as warriors of the undead. The corpses rise as skeletons, and the spirit of
the dead are implanted into piles of mud.

Units Produced Skeletons

MudMen – requires Dirty Portal

Fly Den : This is where the remains of dead air units are kept. The eyes of
the dead are taken out and placed in Demon patrol units. This is where the
bats of darkness are summoned.

Units Produced Death Eye

Dark Bat – Requires Dirty Portal
Phantom

Magic Den : This is a portal that can control magic, and borrows the streng­th of Satan to summon spell-casting Demons. Demons summoned from this
structure can cast magic that can cause havoc against multiple units.

Units Produced Kelpa

Warlock

Hell : The strongest Demon warriors can be summoned.
Already desensitised to the pains of hell, these Demons fear nothing.

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Units Produced King Demon

Dirty Portal : The strength of Demons are increased by the evils in the hearts
of men. The Demons increase their own strength as they spread confusion
and chaos to nearby men.

Upgrades Learn Ground Demon Weapon Skill

High Portal : The Demons near the Portal are given special powers by Deca.
Upgrades Expand Death Eye Sight

4.2 Demons / Units

Insect : The basic workers for Demons.
Skeleton : As a revenge against the Primitives, Deca has raised the corpses

of Primitives to attack their own. These creatures without spirit or soul can­not be affected by mind magic, and are resistant to stabbing / slashing
weapons. Blunt weapons must be used to crush and grind the bones to
pieces, lest they come back.

Mudman : The lowerlings of the Demons, created from the depressing mud
near the Dream Lake. Mudmen are immune to normal weapons, crumbling,
falling apart, and coming back together. Magical weapons or magic will
defeat them, however.

Death Eye : These units are just that : one eyeball. Their small size allows
stealthy patrolling in enemy territories, and what the Death Eye sees is
reflected in the Demon Den, to be telepathically broadcast to other
demons.

Gargoyle – requires High Portal

Learn Ground Demon Armor Skill
Learn Air Demon Weapon Skill
Learn Air Demon Armor Skill

Increase Phantom Movement
Increase Skeleton Attack Range

Gargoyle : Gargoyles are very agile, and attack friend or foe to the death.

Phantom : Once at the destination, the phantom releases the spirit, whereupon

the units incorporate into physical from.

Kelpa : A gaze from their eyes will petrify creatures. They also attack with blasts
of flame to burn their enemies.
Special Abilities : Stone Curse (level 2), petrifies the opponent facing them.

Warlock : Warlocks can cause addiction in multiple targets, and can self­destruct if the situation traps them in enemy hands. Each kill they gain, they
can create earthquakes. Earthquakes will change a temperate zone into a
swamp of confusion, and all creatures on land will fall into the pits of hell.

Special Abilities Noxious Gas Creates a gas that addicts its victims

Suicide Blows up, damaging all those nearby
Quake (level 2), destroys enemies by summoning a quake

King Demon : These used to be a Primitive, but ran away from their tribes.
They disguise themselves as a Demon to hide themselves from the
Primitives. They are as evil as their name, and will kill people relentlessly.

Dark Bat : Bats with 10 meters’ wingspan. They send ultra-sonic waves to
confirm their position and can fly around to patrol or map distant areas. The
Ultra-sonic waves can also be used as a form of attack. Relatively weak
when alone, Dark Bats travel in packs.

Devil : The strongest Demon unit. As a servant to Satan, they have the ability
to summon zombies from the battlefield.
Special Abilities : Raise Death Calls forth the dead to fight for the Devil.

R-Zombie : Corpses that have been raised by Devils. R-Zombies move very
slowly. They are thus unable to attack enemies with swift attacks. However,
they cannot feel pain, and can be persistent in their combat. The only way
to fell an R-Zombie it to dismember it piece by piece.

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Primitives : building construction phase

Elves : building construction phase

Tyranos : building construction phase

Demons : building construction phase

III - ITEMS

Items are categorised into Single or Multi player items. They are further classified into
Attack or Defence Items.

Single Player Items

The Celestial Blade Increases Attacking Power
Volcanic Spear Increases Attacking Power
Lunar Shield Increases Defence Power
Eye of the Tyrano Increases Attacking Power

Multi Player Items

Food Small Disposable, Recover Health
Food Middle Disposable, Recover Health
Food Large Disposable, Recover Health
Food Big Disposable, Recover Health
Soldier’s Fire Bow Increase Attack Power (Primitives only)
Soldier’s Poison Bow Increase Attack Power (Primitives only)
Knight’s Spear Increase Attack Power (Primitives only)
Dino’s Fang Increase Attack Power
Power Man’s Shield Increase Attack Power
Medical Plant Disposable, Recover Health
Medical Herb Disposable, Recover Health
Dragon’s Pearl Increase Attack Power (Elves only)

Game developed by WIZARD SOFT , published by THE ARXEL GUILD. All rights r eserved.