Los Hauteville

Campaign mission sequence

Decide whether a mission rewards alliance, conquest, or control of specific towns before committing to a route. Disrupt enemy production when possible, and in missions without an economía protect the starting army and collect Reliquias to fund continued operations. (Italia, Guiscard Arrives, Robert, Roger in Sicily, Reliquias, Bohemundo and the Emperor, Bohemundo, límite de población, edificios, Bohemundo in the East, Reliquias, oro, Maravilla of the World, Maravilla, diplomacia)

• 1. Guiscard Arrives — Reunite Robert’s scattered Norman band, then choose between striking out independently or serving a regional power. Expand your control through baronies and villages before defeating the Lombard or Byzantine rival.
• 2. Roger in Sicily — Roger’s campaign for Sicily begins with a political choice over his Arab ally. Subdue the island’s rival rulers to take their towns, while Reliquias can help stir resistance against their control.
• 3. Bohemundo and the Emperor — Bohemundo leads a small expedition into Byzantine territory with a tight límite de población. The Byzantine armies recover while their military edificios remain, so dismantle their production network and defenses before taking on the three generals.
• 4. Bohemundo in the East — After the capture of Antioch, defend its remaining fortifications against Kerbogha’s asedio. Once Alexios arrives, either survive until Kerbogha withdraws or take the fight to his army; Reliquias provide oro because the mission has no Villagers.
• 5. Maravilla of the World — Roger II must unite and defend his Sicilian kingdom against a web of rival powers. Win by completing a defended Maravilla or by defeating or allying with every faction; diplomacia, exploration, and captured enemy tecnologías open different ways to manage the large map.