You also need to already have 650 stone and several hundred wood banked.Įscort your transports with a couple of your own Longboats, and land as far south as possible without going into the mass of discolored water that is the Sea of Worms south of Greenland. You'll need Erik the Red, several villagers, and a couple squads of Berserks. The best way to do this is to follow Erik the Red's vow and walk across the southern edge of Greenland. And they have roving Longboats which police the North Sea. They have a sizable army - not big, but they have the resources to rebuild it while you really don't. They have a well-developed base with castles and guard towers. Greenland has three things to worry about. You can relocate to Britain if you like, but it's not necessary. You'll receive all the gold you're going to get outside your own market. Once you reach the Castle Age, send a couple transports worth of Berserks over and sack the markets. Their army is limited to a handful of archers and some watchtowers. They also have markets which you can sack for gold. Don't build an elaborate army or a ton of villagers, you have no real use for either.īuild a market so you have some way of acquiring gold once you spend your initial budget on the Castle Age.īritain is almost as resource poor as you, with zero stone but more trees. The main thing you will need is the Castle Age, stone to build a second castle, and Murder Holes.
Remember your goals and your relatively tight budget.
Ring your town bell and kite him into your arrow fire, there's no other particularly good way to take him down. He is triggered by building a Blacksmith. Your greatest initial threat is actually the King of the Wolves, who can one-shot a Berserk. If your version doesn't include the castle, you'll ultimately want one on the coast overwatching your docks and in front of your town. Build your town inland so that Greenland's longboats don't grief you. Use your Berserks to remove the wolf population and get your villagers to work. The ocean is fortunately rich with fish, which will greatly ease your food issues. Your island contains a few camps of deer, some trees and a stone mine. You have some villagers, two Berserks and Erik the Red, who is a Berserk with nine times the health. Some versions of AoK:C include a starting Castle, some don't. It can be done, but there is a much easier way that is a much better fit for your resource budget. The trick here is that your mission objectives do not require you to defeat Greenland. The third is that Greenland itself does not like you and has relatively lavish resources.
The second is that you can't sail directly across the North Atlantic (including hugging the Greenland coast) because your ships will sink. First and foremost, you are on a fairly tight resource budget with little stone and no gold mines whatsoever. The mission goals seem easy enough, but there are several complicating factors. The British are primarily for raiding for resources, but Greenland is formidable and the Skraelings can end your mission real fast if you aren't ready for them. There are three other factions - the British, Greenland and the Skraelings in the New World (represented by the Celts due to the lack of any North American native civilization in the game).
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