1. From the Main Menu, select the Gear Icon in the top right of the screen, near your profile icon. A new Menu will then appear, select the ‘Mods’ option.
   
2. This will take you to the Mod Manager. From here at the top of the screen, select ‘Browse Mods’.
   
3. Then on the right of the search bar, you have a drop-down menu you can click on to filter the type of mods being shown. Click the Scenario option.
   
4. Now you have a gigantic list of all the community created Custom Scenarios and scenarios available to be downloaded and played. You can sort these by clicking on the Name, Date Created, Last Updated or DL (Download) text. If you’re just getting started, we recommend sorting by DL.
   
5. When you select a Custom Scenario, you’ll get a small description on the right of the screen. Once you’ve found a Custom Scenario you like the description of, while you have it selected, click the Subscribe button at the bottom of your screen and it will begin downloading and installing.
   
6. Once the Custom Scenario has been downloaded and installed, which is indicated by a Tick next to the name, return to the Main Menu. Then select the Multiplier option and select Host Game to create a Lobby. Then for Game Mode, select Custom Scenario which will take you to a list of your subscribed Custom Scenarios.
   
7. Click the Custom Scenario you wish to play and you’re ready to go!

Roll The Dice by AzZzru & Deadly Weed

Roll the Dice is a low stress and chaotic Custom Scenario for up to 8 players, creating fun moments through random chance and crazy abilities.

At the beginning, each players spawns with a random unit, this could be anything from a humble Spearman, to a slow but powerful Teutonic Knight or even a mighty Hero unit. Your mission is to destroy the Outpost of each other player (or opposing team) at the center of the map.

Defeating your opponents randomly generated units will unlock Trade Carts, which can be exchange for upgrades at the store to power up your units, repair your Outpost or other incredible effects: such as inflicting huge amounts of damage to another player. Once there is only a single outpost (or a single team of outposts) remaining, the game is over and the team with the remaining outposts wins the game.

Roll the Dice naturally creates fun and laughter, plus due to the random element, can’t be taken too seriously.

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Castle Blood Automatic by Tenchy

Special thanks to: +Saint_Fork, [s1L3nt]DoMiNaTIoN, (agemania)GoD_Mith, (agemania)[NoD]_GhostI3en, Pine

Brought to Definitive Edition by Alian713.

Castle Blood Automatic is an enjoyable and intense 4v4 Custom Scenario that focuses nearly entirely on huge military engagements.

Each player begins with a fortress consisting of four Watch Towers, four Castles, Fortified Walls and two Gates. Your goal is to destroy your opponents fortress, however the twist is your Castles will automatically spawn your civilizations Unique Unit to do it with – see where the game modes get’s it’s name?

As you defeat more of your opponents units your civilization will advance through the ages, rewarding you with upgrades to make use of. When you raze a building or Gate you’ll be rewarded with Villagers who can construct buildings, to utilize the vast amount of resources you begin with. Greatly expanding your military options for pushing your opponents.

This results in massive battles between unique units, and as more Villagers become available huge armies clashing until the final opponent’s Castle is razed, ending the game.

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Dodgeball by _MELEE_Master_ & [Eot_]_Master_G

Special thanks to: Rambit & [ViCiouS] Donnie
Brought to Definitive Edition by Alian713.

Dodgeball is one of the less intensive Custom Scenario, but still provides huge moments of laughter.

In a game of Dodgeball, each player spawns with a Bombard Cannon and earns points by using the ‘Attack Ground’ option to defeat their opponents Bombard Cannons. For each Bombard Cannon you destroy, your team will earn a point, easy as that!

Like traditional Dodgeball, the play space is marked out – ensure you read the instructions and don’t out of bounds. Friendly fire is also a factor, be careful with your shots! Each match is played to either 11 or 21 points, selected at the start of the game and results in frantic micromanagement, trying to avoid your opponents' shots while trying to line them up.

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