them to take up arms again. Darroc was resurrected later on by the four greatest living heroes of the Lizardfolk people; Redfang the Drakelord, Silverblade the Yuan-ti Pureblood, Wowen the High Shaman and Blackclaw the Master of Decay, and oversaw the bonding of the War Feldrakes for use in the coming war, but was later destroyed for the second and last time when the Ilithid Enchanter Orobus pulled down an especially huge Dragonshard that smashed Darroc's avatar to pieces. Lizardfolk focus on brute force, with units such as giant turtles and dragons. Reception Dragonshard received generally positive reviews from the gaming press. The game was praised for blending traditional real-time strategy with D&D role-playing elements. The main criticism for the game was that it had a short single-player mode, underscored by the complete lack of an Umbragen campaign. The editors of Computer Games Magazine named Dragonshard the sixth-best computer game of 2005. They wrote, "As an attempt at recapturing the energy of those dorky all-night D&D sessions, it knocks more ideas out of the park than most games even bother to swing at." See also List of Dungeons & Dragons video games References External links (archived) 2005 video games Atari games Dungeons & Dragons video games Eberron Liquid Entertainment games Multiplayer and single-player video games Real-time strategy video games Role-playing video games Video games developed in the United States Video games scored by Lennie Moore Windows games Windows-only games