Well, now that you made me think about it, I played quite a few (semi-)obscure games which I loved in their time: heretic 2, throne of darkness, severance: blade of darkness, s.w.i.n.e., revenant, sacred, drakan, dragon's blood, pirates: legend of black kat, warlords battlecry and spellforce (good concept, but high level heroes and companions can destroy everything alone), myth, cultures, warrior kings, legacy of kain, enclave, lionheart legacy of the crusader, dark messiah of m&m, die by the sword, army men, emergency, praetorians, police quest: swat 2, panzer general, knights of honor, dink smallwood, deer avenger, (a grand strategy game similar to Colonization in which I always played Portugal, but I don't remember the name), (a diablo clone set in medieval China, but I don't remember it's name) those are well known but since I really love them, I will list them: ToEE, Total Annihilation and NWN.
I really wish that at least Severance: BoD and Revenant will get a sequel or remake!
Jeanne D'Arc was pretty good for it's time. Funny thing: until the mission in which you could switch between Jeanne, la Hire and Jean de Metz I did not realise that there was a leveling system and I pretty much played with level 1 characters. Today it's not worth playing it anymore since M&B does everything this game does, but better (with the exception of liniar gameplay and army control: in Joan D'arc you can switch in some missions from 3rd person to top-view RTS and manage / recruit units).

That would be awesome, thank you:)