Warlords III is fully multi-player capable, providing options to play against opponents on LAN, the Internet, direct modem, hot seat, and e-mail. To keep up with this customizable game, players will need "Warlords III: The Official Strategy Guide".

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The war is not yet won . . . • Covers both Warlords™ III: Reign of Heroes™ & Warlords™ III: Darklords Rising™ • Walkthroughs of all campaigns with advice to deliver crushing blows to enemy armies • Strategies and tactics to defeat old foes and new enemies • Advice on defensive steps to help you keep what you conquer • Diplomatic options detailed and explained • Complete information on all new character types • Locations of all artifacts revealed

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