Maybe one of those (mages or ranges) is the trigger, but I doubt it (and if it is, it would be just another example of bad game design). But I have little desire to replay the mission x times to get this random outcome.ītw, in this strategy, I did not build the mages or the rangers guild till after I had dwarves and elves. I think it would be possible to handle the NW/gob waves much earlier, around early teens even, perhaps. At the time I was cleaning the board around day 150, the rumorued waves of big rat paladins failed to appear, maybe because I was mowing down through everything anyway
I finally got a difficulty level in which nobody - neither NWs nor goblins - attacked me till day 32 or so! Which means that by the time the waves started, I was well prepared to handle them. Oh, and the bugbear or whatever it is called attacking you around that time is just the icing to the cake.įrom my seven or eight replayings, around day eight you can have a dwarven tower and one or two regular ones, at best, and a dwarf or two, but no elves, mages or rangers/rogues/warrors (chose one you cannot afford).
This upms the difficulty from high to impossible there is no way that heroes, weakened from taking down one NW and the goblins, can survive three more (and if somebody did that, please let me know what strategy they used). What ISN'T is that very soon after you deal with those two threats, THREE NW will attack you, and will keep doing so every few days.
The goblin raid at that time strains the resources, but is survivable. I did it twice once tanking the NW with the Spirit, and another time, with a dwarf. It IS possible to handle a single Noble Werewolf and a goblin raid even at that time. The stock market will also not open for the day.Yeah, if minute = day in the game, I have to agree. Shops will close, or open for reduced hours. Shops will closeĪ day off will be in store for most on the day of Her Majesty's funeral. On the morning of the ceremony, which will take place at Westminster Abbey, the crown jewels will be meticulously cleaned.
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