When a Wizard is present in a Wizard's Tower, the radius of the domain increases significantly, and in addition is radiated by other Wizard's Towers, Magic Relays and Heroes under the control of the player. Magic domains can overlap with each other, and in the simple case, are centered on the Wizard. Magic use in Age of Wonders II uses a "domain" system spells can only be cast within the domain of the casting wizard, or the domain of an allied wizard. In Age of Wonders, magic is used via the spell casting abilities of leaders and heroes, and global spells can be cast some distance away from the hero use of spells in combat is restricted to battles where a hero with spell casting is present. Also in contrast to its predecessor, when gaining new levels Heroes can no longer choose new skills from a list of all available skills instead, the player is forced to choose one of three offered skills, depending on the Hero's class.
This led to faster combat and less maneuvering of units. In contrast to Age of Wonders, the maps for tactical battles are now much smaller. Screen capture of tactical battle in Age of Wonders II. Unlike in Age of Wonders, where the player has the option of removing their leader from the map, players in Age of Wonders II take the role of an immortal spell-casting Wizard, who cannot be upgraded, but in certain circumstances can survive being killed. The first sequel to Age of Wonders, it was developed by Triumph Studios, a Dutch game developer.
Age of Wonders II: The Wizard's Throne is a turn-based strategy video game in a fantasy setting.
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