Tribalwars is a free and browser-based strategy online game. You don't have to install a programm on your computer, so that you only need access to the internet to play tribalwars.Tribalwars is set in the Early Middle Ages as wealthiness and military strength have been very important for the power of a nation or a town. Each player is the mayor of a small village, which he should lead to fortune, power, appreciation and fame. With your support the small village will grow from time to time to become a town. The population will grow as well, production will mount and trade with other players will blossom. ut not only your own village will grow! There are a lot of other villages all around you, which also aspire to power. Due to this situation you may have to face a lot of fights. You will have to recruit new forces, build defensive fortifications and test new raid technics against wild hordes, as strong axe fighter roam through the nations to plunder towns. Just defeat them as a test to be able to attack other villages and towns later to steal their raw materials and gold.
TribalWars, commonly referred to as TW, is an massive multiplayer online real time strategy game, set in the middle ages. In it, each player takes control over a small village, grows it, and eventually begins taking over other villages. Each player controls their game from their village. From the main screen, they can "visit" buildings such as their headquarters to create buildings, the barracks or stable to train soldiers, and their rally point to control troops. Each screen can be accessed by clicking on a link, and the vast majority of the game is played through text based interaction, although the map and village overview screens provide some graphical interaction. Players can interact with each other through in game mail, in tribal chat rooms, and on the external forums. A large number of TribalWars players also communicate through Skype or IRC.
A large portion of the game revolves around the use of tribes, or semi-official groups of players. These players join together for mutual protection and guidance. Size of tribes vary from world to world, depending on decisions of members in the tribe and built in limits on tribe size. Some worlds do not allow tribes of more than five members, while others have no limit on members. Tribes have the ability to set their own diplomacy with other tribes, and to create their own tribal forum. Tribal diplomacy is non-binding, but any breach of diplomacy is generally frowned upon by other players. Most tribes are created after the creation of the world. However, groups of players will occasionally get together before a world starts to coordinate setting up a tribe. These "premade" tribes generally have more experienced players, but are not notably more successful then other tribes. Combat in the game is based on attacking villages. A player will send their troops to another player's village, and depending on the number and type of troops sent, and factors such as morale and luck, a winner is determined. In order for a player to conquer other villages and bring them under his control, a unit called a nobleman must be sent to a village. This nobleman decreases the village loyalty anywhere from 20 to 35 points (out of 100) When the village loyalty falls to zero, the player takes control over the village. Play Tribal Wars
