GUÍA DEL JUEGOAGE OF EMPIRES IIExplorar entradas ↗
01 — ALTA EDAD MEDIA✦02 — EDAD FEUDAL✦03 — EDAD DE LOS CASTILLOS✦04 — EDAD IMPERIAL

LA ENCICLOPEDIA

The Dai Viet Uprising

CAMPAÑAS & ESCENARIOS · SOLO AGE OF EMPIRES II

CAMPAIGN · RISE OF THE RAJAS

The Dai Viet Uprising

Le Loi’s rebellion relies on scattered villages and two influential Vietnamitas families. Free occupied settlements while protecting both allies from Ming patrols, then use their support to strengthen the resistance. A remote Holy Artifact provides an additional reward, but its value must be weighed against the time and force needed to reach it safely. (Vietnamitas)

The Dai Viet Uprising Age of Empires II campaign artwork
The Dai Viet Uprising Age of Empires II campaign artwork

Resumen

Le Loi’s rebellion relies on scattered villages and two influential Vietnamitas families. Free occupied settlements while protecting both allies from Ming patrols, then use their support to strengthen the resistance. A remote Holy Artifact provides an additional reward, but its value must be weighed against the time and force needed to reach it safely. (Vietnamitas)

Player approach

The villages and allied families are the backbone of the uprising. A asentamiento that changes hands can provide a safer route and more support, while losing an ally may expose several positions at once. Expand along connected roads, fortaleza scouts ahead of the villagers, and treat the Holy Artifact as an optional objective after the core uprising is establo.

Step-by-step plan

Scout the nearest occupied settlements and free them in an order that links your starting force to both allied families. Leave enough defenders at vulnerable villages to discourage Ming patrols, then escort the allies or reinforce their approaches as needed. Once the network is secure, assess the route to the Holy Artifact and take it only if the expedition will not leave the uprising exposed. Use the added support to prepare for the siguiente stage of resistance. (comida, madera, piedra, asentamiento, Castillo, Establo, Cuarteles, Caballería ligera, tributo, recursos, unidades)

Risks and adjustments

Ming patrols can punish villagers caught between settlements. Avoid moving the entire army away from an allied position to chase a small group, and do not send the artifact expedition before protecting the route home. If one village is too difficult to hold, withdraw civilians and forces toward a defensible neighboring asentamiento, then return with reinforcements. (Aldeano)

Focused strategy página

Create a connected resistance network before taking optional risks. Free settlements along a safe route, protect both allied families, and use the resulting support to grow the army. Only then decide whether the Holy Artifact detour is worthwhile. Keeping the villages linked makes patrols easier to intercept and prevents the rebellion from being split into isolated pockets. (The Dai Viet Uprising ally-support plan)

Resumen de la misión

Le Loi’s rebellion relies on scattered villages and two influential Vietnamitas families. Free occupied settlements while protecting both allies from Ming patrols, then use their support to strengthen the resistance. A remote Holy Artifact provides an additional reward, but its value must be weighed against the time and force needed to reach it safely. (Vietnamitas)

Objetivos

  1. Fortaleza both the Trinh and Nguyen forces from being destroyed.
  2. Liberate the Vietnamitas villages by destroying every Ming tower at the five marked settlements.
  3. Optional: recover the Holy Artifact and return it to the mountain Monasterio.
Enfoque
Scenario · Le Loi
Elemento distintivo / categoría
Story & escenarios
Edición / contexto
Rise of the Rajas
Clasificación
Escenarios
Ⅱ

SOBRE ESTA GUÍA

Hecha para resolver tu próxima duda.

A growing English-language encyclopedia for Age of Empires II. Browse civilizaciones, stories, armies, arquitectura, research, editions, and strategic systems.