I don't know about you, but I find warfare exhausting. Not because of the grueling marches, the constant threat of defeat, or the copious amounts of bloodshed. No, it's the strategy and planning that always leaves me tuckered out after a short amount of time, though I'm often rejuvenated from the success of crushing my enemies. If you're like me, though, then you'll love Ravenmark: Scourge of Estellion. Not only does the game provide a lot of challenging strategy, but it also keeps things entertaining enough that you'll never feel worn out while you're playing it.
While I'm sure I've heard it used a thousand times before, I decided to look up the word "scourge" to find out exactly what the heck it means. Though I'm still not completely clear, I know now it has something to do with someone or something inflicting or administering punishment, possibly via a whip. Sounds...unpleasant. I guess the place known as "Estellion" in the upcoming iOS strategy game Ravenmark: Scourge of Estellion is in for it. I wonder what it did to deserve the wrong end of a scourge...