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0. Table of Contents
1. Version History
2. Controls
3. Walkthrough
>3.1 Greek Campaign
>>3.1.1 Early Heliactic Peoples: 10,000-2,000 BC
>>3.1.2 Warriors From the Sea: 2,000-1,500 BC
>>3.1.3 The Trojan War: 1,300-1,100 BC
>>3.1.4 The Rise of Athens: 1,000-500 BC
>>3.1.5 The Peloponnesian War: 427-404 BC
>>3.1.6 Young Alexander: 336-334 BC
>>3.1.7 A Conqueror is Born 334-332 BC
>>3.1.8 And Alexander Wept 332-330 BC
>3.2 English Campaign
>>3.2.1 The Return of Young William: 1040 AD
>>3.2.2 William, Duke of Normandy: 1047 AD
>>3.2.3 The Battle of Hastings: 1066 AD
>>3.2.4 The Hundred Years War Begins: 1340-1346 AD
>>3.2.5 The Black Prince: 1356 AD
>>3.2.6 We Band of Brothers: 1414-1415 AD
>>3.2.7 The War Against Napoleon: 1808-1815 AD
>>3.2.8 The Battle of Waterloo: 1815 AD
>3.3 German Campaign
>>3.3.1 Cavalry of the Sky: 1915 AD
>>3.3.2 Supply and Demand: Winter 1915-1916 AD
>>3.3.3 The Red Baron: Spring 1916 AD
>>3.3.4 The Somme: 1918 AD
>>3.3.5 Lightning Warfare: 1939 AD
>>3.3.6 Preparations for Invasion: 1940 AD
>>3.3.7 Operation "Sea Lion": 1941 AD
4. Contact Info
5. Legal
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Version 1.0 (Not Submitted)
-Controls
-Greek Campaign
Version 1.1 5/23/2010
-fixed width problems
-added missing essentials (legal & contact info sections)
Version 1.2 6/30/2010
-Alternate strategy for "The Peloponessian War"
-Redid scenario ratings
Version 2.0 7/1/2010
-English Campaign (other two coming soon)
Version 3.0 (Not Submitted)
-German Campaign
Version 3.1
-Campaign Info
-Campaign Ratings
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The first campaign in this game is the Greek campaign. This campaign features
two scenarios about the founding of various greek cities such as Argos
(Warriors from the sea). It then moves on to the Trojan War, the much debated
story by Homer. It then continues to the rise of Athens, the most famous greek
city in history, and future capitol of the nation. After Athens, you follow
the successes of Alexander the Great, a military strategist whose tactics are
still used today.
Campaign Ranking: 2nd
Favorite Scenario: "And Alexander Wept" (8)
When you start off you are in this wierd little town. Take all of
your people down the road to the bend with the gold and iron put a settlement
in the middle and divide your citizens amongst gold, iron, wood, and food.
When you have resources advance to the stone age and build a barracks. Start
making spearmen (15-20 should cut it). When you have your army gather up your
people (except the citizens in wood and food) and send them along the road
until you see the town of Troas. Head off the road and up the hill on your
right and proceed south until you reach the sea then proceed south along the
coast until you find a small sheltered cove have herikles stay there with your
citezens and half your spearmen then send kalkas and the other macemen up the
coast until you come across the dock the Troas soldiers will attack you, just
distract them with the spearmen and have kalkas proceed directly to their dock
when he reaches it turn tail and flee. Only a few will follow you have your
other force of spearmen come up and slaughter them. Now that you have
dock technology, build one in your sheltered cove. when it finishes build
two war rafts and transports for the people you brought.
Load up and set sail across the very small Agean sea. if the Troas
war rafts attack you leave your war rafts behind to cover you. When you land
in thessaly quickly proceed west to the plateau. If the horse annoyances
attack you use your spearmen (which you should have given attack and health
upgrades) to annihilate them. When you reach the plateau send your spearmen
to the north end as the horse people's base is in that direction. Set your
citizens about building a settlement and barracks. When you are done Kalkas
will require you to build a temple. While you're doing this the horse people
will attack once or twice, just kill them with your spearmen. Should they
kill some citizens and make you understand why I call them horse annoyances
you can exact revenge by sending Kalkas to cast firestorm on their outpost
north west of you. Get in the sprit and raze the whole thing to the ground.
When the temple finishes building you win.
The most fun scenario in the game. Anyway have your citezens build a
granary. Also make five more for a town center near the trees. Now make 3
more companion cavalry and 5 more archers and phalanxes. When you are ready,
March north then south west(when you can) toward Gaugamela. You discover the
hill tribes. Slaughter the stone age idiots and raze every building. You now
learn that even more plunder can be found in Babylon.
March south to Babylon you discover they have strange warriors... Who
cares?! Kill them all. When the Babylonian army is all gone send Alexander
into the city to recieve its coffers. Now back in Gaza you should have plenty
of money to make more troops for your army. Make as many as you can but try
to make about the same amount for everything. Regroup with your original army
where the hill tribes used to be.
March on to Gaugamela but stop on the west bank of the Tigris river.
Now use the tactic from the last senario in Palestine. Make sure Alexander
gets a chance to heal your army's wounds as the Persians have War elephants.
And if you paid attention during the Peloponessian war, you know war elephants
slaughter phalanxes. Don't pursue the Persians. Instead, let Alexander heal,
THEN form up and march.
March west across the Euphrates river and on to the pass. Kill Darius
and his men outside the wall, then quickly kill the towers. Have your men
Bring down the gate while Alexander heals them. When the gate falls rush in
and kill Bessus and his men. When the Persians gaurding the pass are dead,
have Alexander heal, then march.
Go through the pass and kill the persian army outside Persopolis.
When the last annoying war elephant dies, Persopolis surrenders. March into
the city and to the tomb. Oh no assassins! Kill them. When the last
conspiritor dies, you win. Now watch the final cinematic as Philotus
"dramaticly" dies and celebrate your victory as well as the completion of the
Greek campaign!
A nice scenario about World War I on the easten front, with your favorite war
hero of the 20th century, that's right: The Red Baron. Anywho, you start off
in the middle of nowhere, with a pilot and a strategist Hero. Start by going
east (it's the only way you can go) towards a small polish village. Talk to
the villagers and then save one of thier wives from being raped by russian
soldiers. Just go east and then north until you find the fort. Then kill the
amazing force of two people.
Once you do this the three villagers will join you (temporarily). Use then to
cut down a tree in your way near the wrecked plane. Once you go through the
gap, the villager go back to thier lives. Continue throught the woods west and
then north until you reach your first Russian depot. Now you have to find and
Photograph 4 out of 6 sites (walk up next to one to photgraph it). So go
around photographing stuff and avoiding russian patrols until you have four
sites photgraphed.
Now you will gain control of the German Army. Continue going west with Manfred
and Holock until you reach Wicznice (wis-ni-chay). At this point have Manfred
and Holock go straight to the german camp throught the russian lines. At the
same time, send in your army to cover them. When you reach the German Camp,
You win!
Oh, if you had trouble finding depots or anything else i mentioned, Heres a
map of the area:
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German
camp # (*2) (*1)
### # () swamp / //
### # _____ Pilboxes || / forest // Fort
# | |==========||========\ /=====/ \
# |Wicznice || \\ // () \
# |____| Pilboxes () \\ // ^ | Woods Wrecked |
# Woods \===/ Cliffs\________ Plane |
Russian ()// ^ Woods \________|
Front ^ Polish
Village
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()=Depot
__ or / or \ or | = path
= or // or \\ or || = road
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|_| = town
*1 = Depot has "map" (shows where all depots are)
*2 = Depot has pistol for Holock, and Bullets for Manfred.
Jahwol mien furher! Hail Hitler! (...). Anyway, an extremely fun scenario
awaits. You start off with several citizens, have them build AA guns
around the riechtstag and your production buildings. Build 5 bombers at your
airport, and use the rest of your pop limit on building your army (make
sure you upgrade). Once you are ready send your army to the polish border,
then send the bombers to Warsaw, capitol of Poland. Declare war on Poland and
bomb the capitol building. Meanwhile send in your army and decimate the
buildings around Warsaw. Finally send in 5 citizens and build a town center
to secure your victory over Poland. Send your army home, and put citizens to
work in gold and iron. Lastly, send about five citizens to the coast (in the
north) about halfway between Berlin and Warsaw. Build two docks, two navy
yards, and some AA guns. Leave your citizens at your new port (you see why
in a bit)
Now Rebuild your army and repeat this process on France. The only difference
is they have a much better army so don t just rush in and get slaughtered.
Also make sure you avoid the Maginot line. Now that Paris and Warsaw are
yours, it s time to take on Denmark and Norway. Remember the harbor in Poland
you built? Time to use it. Build 4-5 u-boats and send them to the sea of
Skagerrak (see map). Now send in your bombers. The bombers should take out
the capitol and surrounding towers, while your u-boats sink the Norwegian
fleet. When the battleships are gone, build a transport at your dock. Put
the 5 citizens on it and sail to the Skagerrak sea (which you should have
supremacy in by now). I recommend sending in an escort of at least 1
battleship, 2 destroyers, and 2 cruisers. DO NOT unload your transport.
Now send in your army. When they reach where Oslo was, unload your citizens
and build a settlement on the site of the Oslo capitol building. Populate it
to win.
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