Guides & Walkthroughs
All the guides and walkthroughs that are found in this blog. Looking for tips, tricks, or secrets? Check out these guides!
If you just got the "Ancient Rivals" event in your Stellaris game, a second fallen empire has woken up to face the first one, and the War in Heaven is probably only a couple of years away.
Lorroakan is the wizard of Ramazith's Tower in Baldur's Gate 3 who wants you to bring him Dame Aylin, the Nightsong, and siding with him or with her is one of the bigger decisions of Act 3.
In this guide, I want to go through how smithing in Bannerlord really works, from the way new parts unlock to what decides the price of the weapons you sell.
If you have ever opened the Ship Designer in Stellaris and stared at the long list of bow, core and stern sections for a new hull, chances are you have let the auto-designer handle your ships up to now.
Whenever you start to pile up a bit of spare gold in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, a workshop is probably going to be one of the first things you spend it on.
Hyper Relays are one of the megastructures that came with the Overlord DLC, and once a few of them are linked up, your fleets will cross your empire a lot faster.
If a fleet of yours has just been wiped out by a group of ancient stations at a class A star, you have met the Enigmatic Fortress.
Why does Baldur's Gate 3 tell you that you cannot fast travel right now, when all you wanted was a long rest in camp?
When you research Assembly Patterns in Stellaris 4.5, three new buildings will appear for your energy, mining and farming specializations, and their description says little more than "It automates." In plain terms, the Automation Building fills 25% of one basic job on the whole planet with automated workforce, so no pops are needed for that share.
Transport ships in Stellaris are the small, unarmed ships that carry your assault armies through space, and you will not find them in the shipyard or in the ship designer.