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La Noche Triste western Maravilla route

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La Noche Triste western Maravilla route

Cortés’s Maravilla is on a 300-year timer, while losing the starting military also causes defeat. Gather Gaia unidades and prisoners to strengthen the force, then avoid the heavily defended eastern causeway. (La Noche Triste, Maravilla, unidades)

La Noche Triste Age of Empires II campaign artwork
Related game artwork: La Noche Triste

Resumen

Cortés’s Maravilla is on a 300-year timer, while losing the starting military also causes defeat. Gather Gaia unidades and prisoners to strengthen the force, then avoid the heavily defended eastern causeway. (La Noche Triste, Maravilla, unidades)

Plan and execution

Move south first to collect nearby soldiers and Houses, then turn north for another group and the Monje available on Estándar. Once the escort force is ready, complete the prisoner objective. Approach Tenochtitlan from the west, clear one route with the recruits, and enfoque the Maravilla before the timer expires. Fortaleza the original unidades out of trades that do not open the assault path. (Monje, Castillo, Fortaleza, Maravilla)

Risks and adaptation

The Maravilla deadline and the starting-army loss condition are separate threats. Avoid trading away the original troops for optional territory, and do not use the eastern approach unless you can handle the Castillo, Scorpions, and Arbalesters guarding it. (Maravilla, comerciar, unidades, Castillo)

Enfoque
Prisoner rescues and timed objective pressure
Elemento distintivo / categoría
Plan and execution
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Age of Empires II system
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Battle strategy
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