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Reconquista Black Guard base-first plan

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Reconquista Black Guard base-first plan

Valencia begins with a useful Castillo and wall line, but exposed Trampa para pecess and a northern Black Guard base are vulnerable. Defeat the force threatening your Villagers before expanding toward sea recursos. (Reconquista, Castillo, recursos)

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Resumen

Valencia begins with a useful Castillo and wall line, but exposed Trampa para pecess and a northern Black Guard base are vulnerable. Defeat the force threatening your Villagers before expanding toward sea recursos. (Reconquista, Castillo, recursos)

Plan and execution

Use the starting force to pressure the Black Guard Army’s northern base, prioritizing its Arquero a caballos and Ariete cubiertos. Take the nearby Oro once the threat is reduced. Protect Trampa para pecess from marina attacks with a fleet or costa defenses, then secure the Relic and expand toward the island deposits. Fortaleza Valencia’s Castillo and walls covered while your navy contests the Black Guard fleet. (oro, costa, Castillo, fortaleza)

Risks and adaptation

Trampa para pecess are exposed to the Black Guard Navy, and Ariete cubiertos can threaten the tierra defenses. Do not send Villagers to northern Oro until the enemy army is weakened; divide attention between the base, coast, and resource routes. (oro)

Enfoque
Remove the northern army before securing the coast
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