Fit check
Is Elven Legacy: Siege worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Fantasy strategy players who want a story-led campaign
- Players who prefer campaign missions connected by earlier quest outcomes
- Elven Legacy fans seeking additional scenarios and heroes
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking an open-ended strategy sandbox instead of a defined campaign
- Players who prefer short, self-contained battles rather than connected missions and sieges
- Players looking for modern military or science-fiction settings
Our take on Elven Legacy: Siege
Its defining structure is a 19-mission campaign where quest outcomes carry into later missions, making the scenarios part of a connected sequence rather than isolated battles.
What is Elven Legacy: Siege?
Elven Legacy: Siege is the second official expansion for the fantasy strategy game Elven Legacy.
It continues the story after the Order of Marcus returns from exile and establishes the kingdom of New Tixus. The campaign follows conflicts involving the outcast elves led by Saggitel, the knight Karel, and agents connected to New Tixus. It includes 19 new missions, with quest outcomes directly affecting later missions. Two different armies take part in battles and sieges at dwarf fortresses, enchanted elven cities, and the capitals of Eolia. Three new heroes appear: Sir Karel, Inquisitor Morcius, and Captain Adrian. A bonus mission becomes available after victories with a Gold rank.
How Elven Legacy: Siege plays
- 01Linked Mission Outcomes
- Results from mission quests directly affect subsequent campaign missions.
- 02Three New Heroes
- The expansion introduces Sir Karel, Inquisitor Morcius, and Captain Adrian.
- 03Gold-Rank Bonus Mission
- A bonus mission becomes available after victories that receive a Gold rank.
- 04Two Different Armies
- The expansion includes two armies across its campaign battles and sieges.
Elven Legacy: Siege compared to similar games
Men of War: Assault Squad presents World War II strategy with direct control over individual units, while Elven Legacy: Siege uses a fantasy campaign with linked mission outcomes, heroes, and armies. Xenonauts focuses on a multinational organization defending Earth from alien invasion with small persistent squads, whereas this expansion centers on fantasy conflicts and sieges.
Elven Legacy: Siege: platforms & release
Is Elven Legacy: Siege worth it?
It is worth it if: fantasy strategy players who want a story-led campaign. Skip it if: players seeking an open-ended strategy sandbox instead of a defined campaign.
Where can I download Elven Legacy: Siege?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Elven Legacy: Siege's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Elven Legacy: Siege on?
Windows only.
