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Last update:18 October 2016
In games of theEndlessseries, interface is usually expanded and difficult to master.
This section is meant for the players that experience problems with that.
The most important thing - the majority of the interface elements are supplied with a description.
If not, you will have to wait until the next version of the game is released.
Pay attention to the looks of the icons, e.g.Dust, because you will be seeing them often.
1 - Marching route.White line shows how far the army can reach within a given turn.
Orange symbolizes how far they will reach in the following turns.
2 - Army.The color of the army depends on which player controls it.
The figure shows how many units it includes.
3 - City.The number under the silhouette of man informs you of the city population.
The color of the silhouette depends on which player controls the city.
The number next to the helmet means the number of garrisons that protect the city.
the number next to the shield means the city’s defenses.
4 - Villages and boundaries.The number above a village of a minor faction shows how many units protect it.
The color of the region’s boundary symbolizes which player controls that region.
1 - Eight windows.
Below, there are six icons ofstrategic resources, including the current state.
An icon is invisible if you do not have a given resource.
This screen pops up after you click any of your cities.
The icons on the right show the number of villages.
A red icon symbolizes an enemy village, white - destroyed, green - pacified.
The orange icon is the access to the trade window.
2 - Basic information about the city:
The ping palm signifies the overall contentment of the city.
The marker on the right signifies contentment in percent.
The more of it the better.
The figure under the palm shows the population of the city.
The marker on the right states how many turns are left, until the next citizen is born.
The grayed out icon is only available forBroken Lords.It allows for buying citizens forDust.
3 - Citizens and production:
Second row - production per capita.
This is how many units of a given resource one citizen produces.
Third row - workers.
The number of citizens that work in a given field of production.
By clicking on the miniatures, it’s possible for you to transfer them between their duties.
Fourth row - city tiles.
The overall production from the fields around the city.
Fifth row - modifiers.
Sixth row - total.
The window presents one of the current tasks.
you could select it in the tasks tab.
Useful, on condition that the description is brief.
Long text on bright background becomes unreadable, especially the fragments in green.
Use with reason or ignore.
Thanks to this, the text becomes easier to read.
If you have such a screen, check out if it works for you with this option on.
1 - Map button.The button on the left turns the hex net on/off.
2 - Army management buttons.
The one on the left allows you to snag the next army with the option to move.
3 - End Turn button.After you press it, the current turn ends.
The number of the top specifies which turn is currently being played.
Remember that when the counter reaches 200, the game ends.
The colorful buttons below are the factions of the players.
The question marks symbolize that you have not yet met a given faction.
The sun is summer and the snowflake is winter.
The digits next to the forthcoming season mean the predicted number of turns until the season changes.
So, it may turn out that winter came earlier than you assumed.
The button above the turn counter allows you to access game options.
The screen that shows up after you select one of your cities.
In such a case, the option “unassign hero” is replaced with “assign hero”.
Below, there is an option for the automatic governance of the city by the computer.
By default, it is disabled.
The number on the right specifies the number of turns necessary to complete the construction.
TheDusticon allows you to buy a unit or a building.
The items that you bought, become available with the next turn.
In the case of insufficient funds, this icon is grayed out.
The icons that are grayed out, mean that there are no necessarystrategic resourcesor the required population.
The four icons allow you to put the available units and buildings into categories.
5 - The viewed field.This information appears after you roll mouse over any field on the map.
The cost to enter the field, expressed in the army’s movement points.
1 - Army make-up.Here, you’re free to view all units that make up the army.
The icons above, from the left, show:
The overall number of the army’s health points.
Available and maximum number of the army’s movement points.
The army’s range of vision.
Upgrade the selected units to the current version.
2 - Orders.list of the orders available to be issued to the army.
It is different, depending on the location of the army.
Around the ruins, the icon to search the ruins (magnifying glass) appears.
Around a city there are the options to attack, negotiate and bribe available.
Automatic defense (disabled in the early version of the game).
Transfer the selected unit to another band.
Transfer the selected unit to the city garrison.
The inactive icons are grayed out.
In such a case, the “unassign hero” option is replaced with “assign hero”.
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