Realm of Seran – Chapter Two Released
Happy Thanksgiving! I’ve posted up my latest work – Chapter Two of the three-part series in the Realm of Seran. You can find them on EDIBLE.
First Attempt at the Western Hemisphere
After the recent patch, thank you Mr. Kinkead, I’m proud to say the game seems to recognize map files created through the map editor without issue. I’ve posted the first chapter of the Realm of Seran and am actively working on building the scenario bits for the second chapter. However, I wanted to take a…
Playing Through Realm of Seran Chapter One
I’ve made some changes and uploaded a new file based on my first few play tests of the Ream of Seran map. Mainly, I’ve strengthened the Kashkur home cities due to some easy exploits I was able to make in the early rounds. Here are two small screenshots (trying to avoid spoilers) of my favorite…
Realm of Seran – Chapter One Released
The first campaign I’ve created exclusively in Empire Deluxe CE is now on EDIBLE. This is the first of a three part series I hope to publish before Christmas. One important note is you MUST play with Player Two, or the game instructions will not make sense.
First Empire CE Upload
And it is a bugged file! I have spent well over 400 hours developing a mapping tool that can create pinpoint accurate maps from satellite images. I’m quite pleased with some of the results so far, and I’m eager to start sharing, but I encountered a significant bug during my play testing a week back. …
EDIBLE Now Includes Empire CE
You will notice I’ve added a new section to the EDIBLE libraries. Earlier this year I discovered that Mark Kinkead, the owner of the Empire Deluxe franchise, has released a new version of the game called Empire Deluxe Combined Edition. This is less like the original Empire Deluxe and more like a re-make of EDIE. …
The EDIBLE Library Is Coming Back
I’ve decided to use this website to re-create the EDIBLE repository from my old website. This was my personal repository for Empire Deluxe and the maps I’ve created or collected over the past few years. I maintained this primarily for map transfers between PC’s but it hasn’t been needed in recent years, so I let it lapse. …