This game is about gathering recources, training hell-of-much units, attacking and trying to defend yourself. In this state, I obviously am
ballancing, adding more stuff to this game. So it's like the first phase of it.
Yes, maybe later, if there'd be much participants, I could add campaign with missions, etc, but now - it's 1v1, 2v2 or even maybe 3v3 (if no one lag much)

Your main task is to destroy enemy/ies boss/es. Some basic stuff:

• There's no builders or something.
• There's no different recources (only one, that's called 'Recources'), just different ways to get it.
• The game consists out of 'turns' (means, when someone is done his turn, second will begin; not in the same time), thus it's not a real-time strategy.

There's a grid already made (see images spoiler), and it'll be all the battlefield you need.

You start with the main and indestructible building keep, and with boss on it. You must try to keep him alive if you want to play this game. He shall not die, or you'll loose.
Near keep there's campfire, where all your unused people are sitting and waiting for job. Yes, it sounds useless, but you can't build anything in the 1 box angle around the campfire (note that the entrance to the keep is always in the campfire side center. (you'll find out that later))
In the right or left (you decide) there must be placed granary. If the granary is destroyed, you will start loosing units, or unused people randomly (that's bad, since these costs much of your recources, time and raginess (: ).
You must then start to grow your economy. In total there're three ways of getting recources: 1. Most cheaper, and awesome, but not infinite - Woodcutter, 2. Awesome too, but you can't find it everywhere - Iron, and 3. What's left - Stone. (actually, stone is the worst one, so try to avoid it, only create iron, and woodcutters (at start))
Then you build barracks, start creating units (all units have certain ammount of range, attack, defend, attack to buildings, speed points, and more importantly - special abilities), then you attack enemies, and such.

That's the very start. (this game is not so hard, though, don't be afraid lol, you actually know the half of the game now)

As you read above, you're playing with 'turns'. In each turn there're three phases.

• Calculating your incoming resources
• Creating Buildings and Units (thus, spending your income; you can also 'save' your resources after this phase, so you gain more in other turn 'Calculating your incoming resources')
• Moving your created and existing Units.

Calculating your incoming resources means that (you should've created some woodcutters, stone maker or iron at the previous turn) you basically 'gain' the ammount of resources from your buildings.
Creating Buildings and Units means that you build buildings, show me where (since graphics are kinda bad, it's really simple to edit grid.png file and send it here) you wanna build, and also create units, if you have resources left. You also can save resources, if you see that you don't want to create anything this turn, so you will get a 'plus' on incoming next turn (depends on how much you saved last turn).
Note that when you build building, it will only function at next turn (gathering resoucres, etc). BUT, when you make units, you can move with them, in third phase.
All your units have a certain ammount of speed points. Mean, you can only walk as much boxes as the unit can. Note, that units can walk diagonally (and still use only one speed point for one diagonally box)

So you now know all basic rules, now lets show you buildings, resource collecting, and units with their abilities.

Maps will be created next on, now take a look at the grid (may be bigger later), and colors introduction.

This is the list of all buildings you can build, and their shortnames (font in the boxes).
C - how much costs. H - how much lifepoints. +H - how much lifepoints units gain when they stand on this building ( / when can't stand on it)

Keep ( K )

C - 0, H - infinity, +H - 1
(this is the main building you get when the game starts, together with boss on it. Red boxes show where you cannot build anything, brighter one brown box shows where's the entrance of the Keep. (it's always in the campfire side center)
(Near keep, campire shows how much unused peasants you've got. If enemy's units are near campire they begin to kill your peasants)
Can hold 9 units standing on it.


Woodcutter ( w )

C - 2, H - 1, +H - /
(this is the best way to gather recources. Place it near 'tree' and you will gain 2 recources in turn per one woodcutter. Though, you can only have 5 woodcutters in the game)
(can also make units from Woodcutter)
Cannot hold any units.
Need one peasant to work.


Stone Makers ( s m )

C - 10, H - 4, +H - /
(most complicated way to gain recources. One Stone Makers can handle three Stone Gatherers. For first one you will get 5 resources a turn, for second one you will get +2 (7) resources a turn, and for third you will get +1 (8) resources a turn. Examples:
1 Stone Makers + 2 Stone Gatherers = 5+2 = 7 resources a turn. 2 Stone Makers + 3 Stone Gatherers = 5+5+2 = 12 resources a turn. 3 Stone Makers + 9 Stone Gatherers = 5+5+5+2+2+2+1+1+1 = 24 resources a turn.)
Can only be placed on Stone Fields.
Cannot hold any units.
Need two peasants to work.


Stone Gatherer ( s g )

C - 2, H - 1, +H - /
(gathers stone, from Stone Makers. Read above for more information)
Cannot hold any units.
Need one peasant to work.


Iron ( i )

C - 10, H - 1, +H - /
(Per one Iron, you gain 5 recources a turn)
Can only be placed on Iron Field.
Cannot hold any units.
Need two peasants to work.


House ( h )

C - 5, H - 1, +H - /
(You gain two peasants on your campfire.)
(You can create one peasant, if you have at least one house, without building a new house. Costs - 2 resources)
Cannot hold any units.


Fortification ( F )

C - 0.5 per box, H - 2 of box, +H - 0
(You can only buy one 2-box wall (costs 1 resource), or two 3-box walls (costs 3 resources). Also, you can rotate the wall how you want)
(Note, that there're no 1-box walls of fortification (except if enemy attacks and destroys one box of fortification, then it one box to repair costs 0.5 resources)
Can hold one unit per one box.


Shortwall ( s )

C - 0.3 per block, H - 1 of block, +H - 0
(there're three types of shortwall blocks, but all of them costs the same. Three shortwall blocks costs 1 resource, no matter their size)
(if one box of 2x, 3x or 4x shortwall is destroyed, all the 2x, 3x or 4x block will be destroyed)
Can hold one unit per one 2x, 3x or 4x block, to make units shoot or attack.
Can hold one unit per one box, but units on that block won't shoot or attack.


Stone Barracks ( S B )

C - 5, H - 3, +H - /
(these barracks, together with weapons depot, let you build units from stone barracks.)
(red boxes mean that you cannot build anything there)
Must have Weapons Depot to start units production.
Cannot hold any units.


Mercenary Post ( M P )

C - 3, H - 3, +H - /
(these barracks let you build units from mercenary post.)
(red boxes mean that you cannot build anything there)
Cannot hold any units.


Weapons Depot ( W D )

C - 3, H - 2, +H - /
(needed for Stone Barracks, to start units production)
Cannot hold any units.


Swords Workshop ( s w )

C - 5, H - 2, +H - /
(Makes one Sword per turn)
(With sword, weapons depot, and stone barracks, you can create one melee unit without using peasant)
Decreases ammount of peasant for melee fighter in stone barracks by one.
Cannot hold any units.
Need one peasant to work.


Bow Workshop ( b w )

C - 5, H - 2, +H - /
(Makes one Bow per turn)
(With bow, weapons depot, and stone barracks, you can create one ranged unit without using peasant)
Decreases ammount of peasant for ranged fighter in stone barracks by one.
Cannot hold any units.
Need one peasant to work.


Engineering Guild ( E G )

C - 10, H - 4, +H - /
(with this building you can start the production of Engineering Guild units and vehicles)
(red boxes mean that you cannot build anything there)
Cannot hold any units.


Granary ( G )

C - 3, H - 2, +H - /
(without this building functioning you will start loosing units and peasants randomly each turn)
(must be a path from campfire and sword/bow workshops to granary (means, you shall not block the way from campfire and sword/bow workshops to granary in any way, or else, granary will stop functioning.))
(must be placed near Keep, from right or left side (you can choose))
Cannot hold any units.


Secret Tent ( S T )

C - 20, H - 1, +H - /
(can only be placed near wall (fortification, or shortwall), when it is destroyed it makes a big (9x9) boxes fire explosion.)
(this building creates units from Secret Tent)
(red boxes mean that you cannot build anything there)
Cannot hold any units.


Special Barracks ( +S+B+ )

C - 45, H - 2, +H - /
(this building creates units from Special Barracks)
(red boxes mean that you cannot build anything there)
Cannot hold any units.


Trap ( t )

C - 5, H - 0, +H - /
(when enemy unit steps on it, his lifepoints decreases by 10 (kills if unit has less than 10 lifepoints))
Cannot hold any units.


Gallows ( g )

C - 1(3), H - 1, +H - /
(can only have two at game)
(have an ability to kill enemy one peasant (one for each gallows) by paying 3 resources)
Cannot hold any units.


Stairs ( s t )

C - 0.5 per one box, H - 1 per one box, +H - 0
(helps units to climb on walls and towers)
(the start of stairs is a bit smaller in size)
Can hold 1 unit on one box.


Small Gates ( S G )

C - 1, H - 3, +H - 0
(the gate lets your units to walk through, but stops enemy units.)
(also has the same function as stairs - units can use gates to climb on walls or towers)
(you can rotate these gates in the direction you want)
Can hold 2 units.


Big Gates ( B G )

C - 5, H - 5, +H - 1
(the gate lets your units to walk through, but stops enemy units.)
(also has the same function as stairs - units can use gates to climb on walls or towers)
(you can rotate these gates in the direction you want, plus you can move last two boxes from gate sides (like in example) in the direction you want)
Can hold 5 units. (showed in brighter-brown where)


Tower 1 ( T 1 )

C - 4, H - 8, +H - 2
(tower 1 - has 4 slots, average hp, and gives average ammount of lifepoints to the units that are on this tower)
Can hold 4 units. (or 1 tower-ballista/mangonel and 2 units)


Tower 2 ( T 2 )

C - 2, H - 5, +H - 1
(tower 2 - has 2 slots, little hp, and gives a small ammount of lifepoints to the units that are on this tower)
Can hold 2 units. (or 1 tower-ballista/mangonel and 1 unit)


Tower 3 ( T 3 )

C - 3, H - 3, +H - 1
(tower 3 - can only be placed on wall, so when this tower is destroyed there's still some wall left for enemies to destroy; has 2 slots, average hp, and gives a small ammount of lifepoints to the units that are on this tower)
Can hold 2 units. (or 1 tower-ballista/mangonel and 1 unit)


Tower 4 ( T 4 )

C - 6, H - 12, +H - 2
(tower 4 - has 2 slots, many hp, and gives average ammount of lifepoints to the units that are on this tower)
Can hold 2 units. (or 1 tower-ballista/mangonel and 1 unit)


Tower 5 ( T 5 )

C - 8, H - 16, +H - 2
(tower 5 - has 4 slots, tons of hp, and gives average ammount of lifepoints to the units that are on this tower)
Can hold 4 units. (or 1 tower-ballista/mangonel and 2 units)


Tower 6 ( T 6 )

C - 3, H - 2, +H - 3
(tower 6 - has 1 slot, little hp, and gives huge ammount of lifepoints to the unit that is on this tower)
Can hold 1 unit.


Water ( W )

C - 0, H - 0, +H - /
(this is like an unwalkable land, however you enemy units can dig it (erase the water), but it's still free for you to dig it)
Cannot hold any units.

All units (except Special Barracks units) requires one (or two) peasants to be created, and, obviously - some resources
Here you will take a look at all barracks' units

Almost all units can only attack once (means, they make the all damage they can, and kill only one unit if they can), but some units can kill more than one, if for example, enemy has 100 units, all with only 1 lifepoint, then your certain unit, (with the ability mentioned) with 8 points of attack can kill 8 enemy units.
Another thing - if you want to attack and move in the same time with one or more units, your unit/s speed then changes to 1 that turn (example, you can move one box and then shoot with longbowman, not 5 boxes and then shoot), though some units can move while they shoot, or when they kill someone, etc.
Archers can only attack buildings in melee mode, means they need to get closer to it. (with exceptions)
All units that can dig water will be marked with '+' near their number. (units with one + digs two boxes of water, standing near the path where you want to dig; with two + digs three boxes of water, standing near the path where you want to dig

What's so hard with this game?
This game is based on turns and grid. Every turn has three phases:

• Calculating your incoming resources (I will do this for you, since it's the most complicated thing)
• Creating buildings and units (thus spending your incame resources)
• Moving with units, attacking, battleing

When you're done all phases, it is other player turn. When he has done all phases it's your turn again. So basicly, you just have to place a building, make an unit, and attack.

How to start?
You and your enemies start the match with 20 or more/less resources to begin (you can look at buildings spoiler to see how each building costs; same with units). In very first turns you should create very much Woodcutters/Iron/Stone, to gain at least some resources at your next turn. After then, you can try creating a base with towers and walls, or starting big units production.
Some alternative and fast way to play - at your first turn just build few houses, mercenary post, and create hell-lot of units (fast ones), and attack enemy unexpected (because he, most likely, will be building his resources production, and won't have any defend).

You have to be prepared for any of these tactics.

Yes, as you noticed, that's the end of all the rules. I don't know, maybe I forgot something, so if you have some 'holes' - feel free to ask me!

As for now, there're three different types of AI (yes randomly controlled by me) - easy, medium and hard. I would be also very happy to play with anyone of you (because it's my own created game, etc) and help you in the game-time.
There're different game modes - 1v1, 2v2, 3v3, even maybe 4v4 (very big grid though), Free For All.
I'm also planning to add campaign mode.