Each master gets different spells, so you should choose a master with spells that you like. The game has other features beside moving around and summoning monsters. This really detracts from the fun of the game, and greatly reduces any strategy. While summoning monsters is not completely worthless, normal monsters are badly overshadowed by your master. To make matters worse, as you kill other monsters you master levels up and becomes even more powerful. This might no be so bad if your master wasn't so much more powerful than standard monsters. Your master can freely roam about attacking any pathetic monsters that get in your way.
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Unlike in the original game, your master is free to move anywhere on the map. Or at least, that's the way the game is supposed to be, in reality monsters are nearly worthless, as your master quickly becomes a demi-god. If you want to win you'll need to have a good army of monsters. You need to use strategy to determine which monsters to summon, and what to do with them once they are summoned. During your turn you can summon new monsters, move monsters you've already summoned, attack other monsters, etc. Each player takes turns moving the armies, and attacking the enemy. Master of Monsters is a turn-based strategy game. Of course the game features multi-player capability as well. You can also play stand-alone maps where you fight other masters for the shear fun of fighting them. You can choose from one of 6 masters in your attempt to overthrow Gaia (whom you use to be a disciple of). This game is a strategy game where you play as a master that can summon monsters, you do battle with other masters. Whereas the original was a good game, the sequel is bug-filled and impossible to enjoy.
(The latter is the case with this game in case you couldn't figure that out). Some sequels are worse than the originals, others are better, and some serve no purpose other than to destroy the reputation of the original. Master of Monsters: Disciples of Gaia is the sequel to Master of Monsters for the Sega Genesis. RPG Legion - Master of Monsters: Disciples of Gaia Review
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