A redux of one my favorite Tides of Darkness missions. Return to Alterac to subdue the renegade nation and bring the traitors to justice.
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You must survive on an island full of devils, then you must build ships to destroy their altar in the southwestern sea. Towers are not allowed, so you'll need to rely on archers to fend off the devils.
The boarder has fallen... Unregulated goods are crossing... Billions must migrate. Play as human or orc. Did you know that before launching an attack, the Computers will rally all their forces at their town hall first? This is my map b...
Tufbucs Size: 128x128 2 Players
A tiny map called The Pass 32x32 2 Players
Kingdom Of Azeroth Destroy the Alliances
Siege of human castle 128x128 2 Players
This map will test your fleet management skills. You have limited supplies of gold and wood to create ground units and upgrades. You have no peasants and Town Hall. Producing a fleet only costs you oil (although the price is slightly hig...
Backed by popular request: "Brain Buster 2: Bring the IQ" demands nothing less than a doctorate in WC2 to beat. The ONE rule to the map is no chopping trees. I finished this map before I realized that you can't restrict peons from choppi...
Stormgarde 128x128 1 Players
The Tale of Suzuran Chapter 1 : The Perfect Seiha Single Player Black : Player Purple & Yellow : Rescue (Passive) Red : Enemy
Dwarves get a bad rap in this game for being useless. This map will display their TRUE power if they weren't held back by those ***** elves and ****** humans. -Demos are cheaper, have more hp, armor, and attack, and train quicker. -Tow...
2 Player Sherwood. LBO! 128x128
"Having broken the momentum of the Horde offensive at Nethergarde, the time is ripe for a decisive counter attack. The High Command agrees that a strong assault upon the fortress that the Orcs have raised near the Dark Portal may well en...
Your base is under attack. Find a new home amidst your enemies. 128x128 1 Players
This is the map 'Retreat From Hillsbrad's Outpost' for Warcraft II.
