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Lautaro
Experience Lautaro’s rise as a Mapuches leader through a campaign of survival, defection, alliance-building, and revolt against Españoles rule in sixteenth-century Chile. (Mapuches, Españoles)
Resumen
Experience Lautaro’s rise as a Mapuches leader through a campaign of survival, defection, alliance-building, and revolt against Españoles rule in sixteenth-century Chile. (Mapuches, Españoles)
Scenario details
Lautaro’s five missions form a connected story of Mapuches resistance. The early escenarios enfoque on protecting villages and making choices that affect later forces. Lautaro then deserts the Españoles, joins Caupolicán, and helps unite Mapuches groups. The campaign ends with a renewed assault on Santiago, where reclaiming tribal support and dismantling the city’s districts are as important as defeating Valdivia. Protecting communities is a strategic investment: saved villages retain recursos, while rescued tribes can broaden your later army. Read each mission’s optional requests before committing to the main ataque. Once the rebellion is united, use allied reinforcements carefully; losing their support can make the costa fuerte assault much harder. In Gods of Death and Terror, hold out for help, fortaleza nearby villages alive, and rescue the tribe whose survival adds a later army option. In Servant of the Crown, complete the Españoles fuerte-building task until Lautaro defects; then cross the river with the stolen horses, join Caupolicán, and turn the forts against their former owners. Free Guacolda and make deliberate rescue choices. At Tucapel, develop the liberated Cunco villages, answer Poya’s requests, and precauciones the Españoles convoy that can provide upgrades and asedio aid. In The Elusive Serpiente, locate Valdivia among the costa forts while keeping at least one ally’s morale intact. In A Taste of Freedom, rebuild, restore Mapuches tribal support, dismantle Santiago’s unfinished districts, and then defeat Valdivia. Aggressive expansion can cost the villages and allies that make later missions manageable. Avoid trading the starting army for a single fuerte, and fortaleza an eye on ally morale when fighting across several fronts. At Santiago, do not rush Valdivia while districts and tribal support remain unresolved; secure the surrounding objetivos first so the final fight is not fought with a depleted force. The campaign’s long-term advantage comes from protecting villages, honoring useful requests, and preserving allied morale so that each act of resistance adds strength to the final assault. (Mapuches, Españoles, Españoles, recursos, Mapuches, Españoles, The Battle of Tucapel, Mapuches, recursos, Fuerte, Españoles, The Elusive Serpiente, Mapuches, costa, recursos, Españoles, Mapuches)
Campaign mission sequence
Gods of Death and Terror: survive the opening pressure until help comes; preserve villages and rescue a tribe to retain a future army choice. Servant of the Crown: build the three Españoles forts, then defect, cross the river with stolen horses, join Caupolicán, and turn the forts against Spain; free Guacolda and choose rescues with later effects in mind. The Battle of Tucapel: use the liberated Cunco villages as a base, fulfill Poya’s requests, and intercept the convoy for useful support. The Elusive Serpiente: search three costa forts for Valdivia and fortaleza at least one ally’s morale high. A Taste of Freedom: rebuild outside Santiago, win tribes back, demolish the unfinished districts, and finish the fight against Valdivia. (Mapuches, Españoles, Españoles, recursos, Mapuches, Españoles, Mapuches, recursos, Fuerte, Españoles, The Elusive Serpiente, Mapuches, costa, recursos, Españoles, Mapuches)
- 1. Gods of Death and Terror — Lautaro’s people begin surrounded by Españoles pressure and must survive until help arrives. Protecting nearby villages preserves population and recursos, while a rescued tribe adds a lasting choice to the force you can field.
- 2. Servant of the Crown — Lautaro first follows Valdivia’s orders, fighting Mapuches resistance to raise three forts. When he defects, cross the river with stolen horses to join Caupolicán, then turn the forts against the Españoles; freeing Guacolda and choosing which villagers to rescue shape later missions.
- 3. The Battle of Tucapel — After the Mapuches alliance is forged, Lautaro gathers the recursos and reinforcements needed to assault Fuerte Tucapel. Liberated Cunco villages provide a foothold; Poya requests and the passing Españoles convoy can unlock useful upgrades and asedio support.
- 4. The Elusive Serpiente — Lautaro now commands the united Mapuches forces and must find Valdivia among three costa forts. His allies provide troops and recursos while their morale holds, so protect at least one as you push toward the Españoles strongholds.
- 5. A Taste of Freedom — Lautaro’s final campaign begins with a battered rebellion facing Valdivia and his auxiliaries outside Santiago. Rebuild the army, win back the Mapuches tribes, and dismantle the city’s unfinished districts before taking on Valdivia himself.
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