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Ruins of Empires rebel-route plan

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Ruins of Empires rebel-route plan

The mission branches around Muhammad ibn Rukn ad-Din: deliver him to Kilwa for execution or escort him to Swahili villages to recruit rebels. The village route requires careful control of barco transportes and the sea. (Ruins of Empires)

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Resumen

The mission branches around Muhammad ibn Rukn ad-Din: deliver him to Kilwa for execution or escort him to Swahili villages to recruit rebels. The village route requires careful control of barco transportes and the sea. (Ruins of Empires)

Plan and execution

Use the starting Barco transportes to move troops and let the damaged Caravels scout before committing to a landing. Gather reachable allied ships and fortaleza the fleet between transports and hostile defenders. Draw isolated enemies toward shore with Lourenço de Almeida, then retreat him by transport while the Caravels cover the approach. Tierra only after clearing a safe beachhead; decide Muhammad’s route before splitting forces, then escort him to the village flags if seeking rebel support. (Fortaleza)

Risks and adaptation

Do not tierra beside a stronger acuartelar or send transports ahead of the fleet. Muhammad’s destination changes which forces become available, so choose a branch before exposing him or dividing the expedition. (acuartelar)

Enfoque
Campaign branching and marina logistics
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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Estrategias de combate
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