Iron Grip: Lords of War

Browser based free-to-play turn-based strategy game
Iron Grip: Lords of War, under its original name of Lords of Atelia, has the honor of being ISOTX’s first browser game ever.

Featuring turn-based strategic gameplay and compatibility with Facebook and Twitter, it’s a great place to start experiencing the world of Iron Grip with your own eyes.

Gather followers, arm your forces and join an Alliance with your friends! The best part? It’s free! Grab your guns and step into your role, commander!

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Iron Grip: Lords of War Wiki

Iron Grip: Lords of War (previously Lords of Atelia) is a free-to-play online browser game, and is in some ways the predecessor to Marauders, though the two games are very different. In Lords of War, game players gather resources (primarily power, coal, and iron) and use them to upgrade the player's camp, hire workers, build defensive and offensive weapons, and to attack other players. Players can also collect gold to exchange for other resources, and gems that can be purchased and exchanged for special benefits through the smugglers at a camp’s airport. Coal and iron can be mined or taken from other players by fighting them. Power generates slowly based on a player's level. Gold is gained by completing some daily decision quests, by sending out gold seekers, by spending gems, or by winning battles on certain servers in the game Iron Grip: Warlord.

As players level up through combat, missions, or upgrading their camp, they gain the ability to build more advanced tools and weapons. To make use of these items, players must choose how to assign their men between defense, offense and mining iron or coal. Leveling up also provides boosts, which can be assigned to areas such as mining efficiency, recruitment cost discounts, power generation and other areas for a permanent improvement. There is also an alliance system which allows players to jointly contribute to alliance vaults, walls, and demolishers. Walls provide defensive bonuses to players in the alliance, while demolishers provide bonuses to alliance members when attacking enemy alliances.

A new patch which is currently in beta changes the combat by adding hex based maps where players move units in a turn based battle, rather than before where they would send their units into battle, and immediately be told what happened. The length of each turn depends on the type of battle.