There was a big information dump last night from Slitherine and Matrix Games - lots to unpick which we'll circle back to - but the biggest announcement of the night has to be the reveal of a new Field of Glory game.
Field of Glory II: Medieval takes place in the high middle ages, from 1040 through to 1270 AD (although, amusingly, if this was the table-top world that would all still be classed as 'ancients') and will cover everything from the Battle of Hastings to the Mongol invasions.
The material released so far is a bit vague either way, but this seems like it might be a stand-alone release and not an expansion for FOG2 itself. We had wondered what the team at Byzantium games were up to, since there hasn't been any new content for the ancients version of the game since Wolves at the Gate in May 2019.
Interestingly enough, if you look at our Field of Glory 2 DLC guide Bill goes into some theories as to what future DLC could be based on what book supplements were published for the Field of Glory tabletop game. Judging by what's left on the list, it all pretty much takes place post 1000 AD, so we imagine it's all going to get swept into Field of Glory II: Medieval.
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