Alfheim The dark home of the elves is covered with large forests and mountain ranges, making the map easy to defend from
an enemy. Plenty of hunting can be found on this map if you are willing to venture further from home.

Anatolia The cold desert of Anatolia is crisscrossed with mountains, and has oceans lining its sides. There is some fishing to be
had, but not much. The canyons of Anatolia sometimes hide extra gold piles.

Archipelago Archipelago is an unpredictable map at best. You may find all your allies on one island, you may find yourself on and
island with an enemy, or may find everyone starts on their own separate islands. There is plenty of fishing to be found
on archipelago, and small islands can be colonised for bonus resources.

Erebus Impassable rivers of molten fire separate players as they battle in the underworld. Each player has a single crossing
through the lava to each adjacent player, which can be walled off. The only food to be found on this desolate map
are boars, but these are plentiful. Neutral shades and serpents may attack villagers that stray too far from the
safety of your town.

Ghost Lake The frozen lake that gives this map its name covers the center of the map makes it impossible to build there.
Players must expand around the edges of the map instead of clustering their town in one location, and it is harder to
defend from attacks. Goats may be found on the icy lake though, and herded back to the player's town.

Jotunheim Jotunheim is the ultimate defensive map. Players start surrounded by cliffs, with a single gap to other players'
towns that can be easily walled. The cliffs offer no protection against flying units or god powers however.

King of the Hill This map is much like the game mode in Age of Kings. At the center of the map is a Plenty vault that can be taken
control of by any player once you defeat the neutral units guarding it. The player who controls it not only gains a
constant flow of resources from the plenty vault, but starts a countdown. If the countdown finishes with the player still
controlling the vault, they win.

Mediterranean Mediterranean is pretty much the same map as in Age of Kings. The central areas of the map are taken up by a huge
lake, and players must expand (and fight) around its sides. Fishing is plentiful, but it will be easy for other players to
strike at you from the seas.

Midgard The snowy map of midgard is a great continent, surrounded on all sides by seas. This map has little hunting, but the
seas have plenty of fishing to supply you with food.

Nomad On Nomad, you start with no town center. Instead, your villagers can scout around the map and you can pick any
settlement to start on. To make it harder to take someone out of the game early, Nomad starts with a ceasefire in
effect - no combat or god power use can take place in the first few minutes.

Oasis On this desert map, wood is scarce except for the forests that grow around the oases that cover the central areas of
the map.

River Nile On this desert map, teams start on opposites sides of a river that spans the map's width. To actually fight your
enemies, you must cross the river somehow.

Savannah Animals of all types can be found on Savannah, providing plentiful hunting. However the open map provides little
defensive opportunities, and many paths of attack.

Sea of Worms Sea of Worms is an unusual map. A sea with plentiful fishing fills one corner of the map, arranging players in a 'part
circle' around it. In addition on Sea of Worms, instead of starting the game with sentry towers, players start with
the fortress of their civilization - Fortress for Greeks, Migdol Stronghold for Egyptians, and Hill Fort for Norse.

Sudden Death Sudden death is the successor to the regicide game mode in AoK...except you don't have a king to defend this time.
In Sudden Death, you must defend the Citadel you start with. If it should be destroyed, you are knocked out of the game.

Team Migration From what we know, Team Migration is essentially the same as migration in AoK. Each player starts on a small island
with only a small amount of resources. To capture new resources, they must sail to the continent in the center of
the map and fight other players off to gain new riches.

Valley of the Kings Members of the same team start very close together in Valley of the Kings, and enemies are at opposites ends to
one another. While each player has a small amount of starting gold, the rest is guarded by neutral strongholds
and bandits in the central areas of the map.

Vindlandsaga Each player starts on a tiny island, with only a small gold mine, a few trees and berry bushes to begin their ascent to
power. However, also starting with a transport, they can set out to the large continent in search of new resources
and settlements, but neutral skraelings may attack unwary villagers.

Watering Hole Criscrossed with a tangle of paths, Watering Hole has plentiful hunting from the variety of animals that come to
drink from its waters, but no other food sources like berries or chickens.