Sounds are pretty present in the game: background musical soundtrack, ambient sounds, special effects (combat, spells, UI), units' and heroes' babbling, and system voice-over.
Once a player enters a mission, the game switches to real-time strategy gameplay. Almost all of the map locations have missions to play, some of which are not readily visible until other missions have been completed, as well as shops, academies, and/or mercenaries for hire. Departing from the system used in Warlords Battlecry II, which consisted of a Risk-style board with territories, Warlords Battlecry III divides the world of Etheria into numerous locations (mostly cities) that players travel between, with various events at each. The Campaign is a mixture of an overhead strategic map with real-time gameplay. Like it's predecessors it has elements of role-playing video game in that players can complete optional Quests, as well as create a customized Hero character that can level up from battle to battle and equip unique and powerful Items.
It is the third instalment in the Warlords Battlecry series and the sequel to both Warlords Battlecry (2000) and Warlords Battlecry II (2002). Join with the many races of Etheria as you fight your way through the ruins, jungles and deserts of the southern continent of Keshan, searching for new lands to conquer, and the treasure with which you might build an Empire.Warlords Battlecry III is a real-time strategy game developed by Infinite Interactive and published in 2004. The war that followed would change the face of Etheria forever. Their empire was large, their knowledge of magic extensive, and their Shaman-King, Iriki, was a creature whom even the Gods rightly feared. But Nature too is simple and primitive, and it wields the most destructive powers and so it was with the Ssrathi. The Selentines slew these first Ssrathi and took their gold, thinking them simple and primitive. They were names that would come to be feared in later years. Although rich in gold and silver, the Selentines soon met the inhabitants of this new land - snake-like creatures who called themselves Ssrathi and their land¡K Keshan. At first, the southern continent seemed a peaceful, idyllic place - warm and tropical. But they were unprepared for the terrors they would awaken, and the devastation they would unleash upon the world of Etheria. But they were unprepared for the terrors they would awaken, and the devastation they would unleash upon the world of It was only a matter of time before the Selentine Merchants ventured too far from their trade routes, over the South Seas, searching for rich lands that might lay beyond.
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