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===Summary=== |
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*Set troops in patrol points to guard your castle. Attackers can see what is stationed in a patrol point. You can set troops to attack immediately or wait until the enemy is close. Troops are automatically replenished after battle. |
*Set troops in patrol points to guard your castle. Attackers can see what is stationed in a patrol point. You can set troops to attack immediately or wait until the enemy is close. Troops are automatically replenished after battle. |
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| − | *The Patrol Point is a building that allows you to station soldiers inside your city. Some soldiers such as the [[Raider]] are not available to be stationed. |
+ | *The Patrol Point is a building that allows you to station soldiers inside your city. Some soldiers such as the [[Raider]] are not available to be stationed. |
*Cultural units such as the [[Cheirosiphon]] require a level two Patrol Point to station. Soldiers garrisoned at the Patrol Point can be order to hold ground until enemies come near or attack as soon as the enemy's soldiers are deployed. |
*Cultural units such as the [[Cheirosiphon]] require a level two Patrol Point to station. Soldiers garrisoned at the Patrol Point can be order to hold ground until enemies come near or attack as soon as the enemy's soldiers are deployed. |
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Revision as of 13:59, 2 September 2015
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"Armed soldiers patrolled the streets of medieval castles and cities to help keep the peace."
Summary
- Set troops in patrol points to guard your castle. Attackers can see what is stationed in a patrol point. You can set troops to attack immediately or wait until the enemy is close. Troops are automatically replenished after battle.
- The Patrol Point is a building that allows you to station soldiers inside your city. Some soldiers such as the Raider are not available to be stationed.
- Cultural units such as the Cheirosiphon require a level two Patrol Point to station. Soldiers garrisoned at the Patrol Point can be order to hold ground until enemies come near or attack as soon as the enemy's soldiers are deployed.
Offensive Strategy
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Defensive Strategy
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| Level | Squad Capacity | Upgrade Cost | Upgrade Time | Age Required |
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| 1 | 1 
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1,250 
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30m | 
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| 2 | 2
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2,500
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1h 15m | 
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| Buildings | |
|---|---|
| Economy | Farm • Silo • Mill • Lumberyard • Quarry • Storehouse • Cathedral • Road |
| Fortification | Archer Tower • Crossbow Tower • Ballista Tower • Flame Tower • Musket Tower • Catapult Emplacement • Trebuchet Emplacement • Watch Signal • Guard House • Patrol Point • Caltrops • Engineer Trap • Fire Trap • Wall |
| Military | Army Camp • Barracks • Cultural Barracks • Stable • Hall of Heroes • Embassy • Archery Range • Siege Workshop • University |
| Other Buildings | Keep • Honor |