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[Sirus]

Last week, I saw a friend of mine playing a really interesting game on his iPad. It was sort of like a civilization builder, a lot of emphasis on making sure that your village had enough food and stuff like that. There were other tribes to deal with, and you could sacrifice to various gods to heal your villagers or use magic in battle.

Two things interested me the most:

• Outside of making the big choices, you had no real control over the outcome of things. You could assign X amount of warriors to attack your neighbors, and give them a certain objective (from stealing cattle to genocide), even assign a commander, but the outcome was determined by the computer.
• You could take quests, which seemed to be re-enactments of legends. As long as you made the proper choices, your village would receive bonuses.

Now, I don't remember the game's name, but I do remember that it was a port of an older PC game. If anyone could help me out, it would be appreciated.
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[Cthulhu]

King of Dragon Pass, maybe?

[Sirus]

Holy hell, that was fast and dead-on 

Thanks muchly, Cthulhu. I'll be sure to name a dwarf after you in my next fortress.