Hold the ground
The Warlord
A scarred commander who has learned that every road is a promise—and every promise has a cost.
A world of war · Two ways to command

Take the high ground in a tactical campaign built for screen and table. Lead your warlord. Break the rival host. Decide who holds Eloreedeen.
Choose your battlefield
The video game and tabletop edition share a world, a conflict and the same taste for hard choices. Begin wherever you play best.
01 Digital campaign
Read the ridges, move with purpose and carry every decision into a living campaign across Eloreedeen.
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02 Tabletop edition
Maps, pieces and illustrated booklets bring the campaign off the screen and onto the table.
Explore the boxed game→The World
Eloreedeen is won a ridge at a time. Every fort commands the road beneath it, and the road is how your army eats.
The people who fight for you have names, histories and reasons. Lose one and you lose what they knew.
The digital campaign and the boxed game share a map and a rulebook. What you learn at the table carries over.
The faces of Eloreedeen
Hold the ground
A scarred commander who has learned that every road is a promise—and every promise has a cost.
The campaign
Survey
Roads feed armies. Ridges expose them. Every approach to Dendera Fort carries a different price.
Command
Every leader carries a history, an ability and a reason they refuse to surrender the ground beneath them.
Conquer
Carry the same conflict from campaign screen to tabletop, and make the map remember how you played it.
Official reveal trailer · 01:15
Meet the roads, faces and strongholds of Eloreedeen in the official reveal.
The chronicles
Illustrated campaign booklets frame the places, faces and turning points of Eloreedeen—something to open before the first move and remember after the last.
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The tabletop edition
Warlords of Eloreedeen is a physical board game first — a printed map of the same ridges, the same forts and the same warlords. The PC campaign is the second way to play it, not a different game wearing the name.

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