On the older game you had to pay the knights to follow the ship. So im asuming you have to destroy the portal on the docks to have them follow you... Maybe idk
You can send armies with you if you pay for an "attack" when you have a boat. Pls reply if you see this so I know that you'll probrably do it sometime soon
The gryphon can eat anywhere to replenish stamina so its really good especially in winter and its pretty fast and to get the armies on your boat you have to pay them on the side of the base that the boat is on to go attack the portal, but if the boat is built they go get on the boat so if you still want to attack portals on that side then dont build the boat until youve finished with them
@@Baron yes they are called Tanuki. Tanuki are small raccoon like creatures and if you've ever gotten the leaf power up in a Mario game he turns into a Tanuki which enables Mario to fly (real Tanuki however can't fly). Also I'm pretty sure the deer king is actually an elk which while related to deer are on average larger and have more impressive antlers which can be seen in game.
Somewhere in the world, a cute little tanuki cries itself to sleep every time someone pays to upgrade one of the inner walls. You know, the same walls that automatically get built (and later upgraded) for free when you upgrade the central camp enough.
does different mount have any other cool abililties or just the change in speed and how long they can run before getting tired? because if it is then the griffin is probably the best
I belive there is a Christmas event like in new lands , (in new lands this will happen: the stag mount will be a reeindier , you would were a costume , it was snowing ,and there was a tree that droped a sliegh ) and i hope it is in this game to
Two things that I've noticed, 1: I believe that push that the gryphon does to the greed is meant to be used should the wall break in an attack. 2: the ninjas can survive 3 attacks from the greed, when they "die" they teleport to the dojo with no weapons. I believe if you have spare ninja gear they will immediately re-equip themselves and move out again, so theoretically if you have say 9 ninjas, it would take 27 attacks from the greed to kill them all off, making ninjas a viable tactic to fight off or severely weaken the enemy wave for one specific night. (The only real flaw with that plan is they are so expensive to re-equip) It looks like at the start of the night they leave the dojo to go to the bamboo forests to ambush the greed, so I believe that a good strategy would be to keep the forest close to your outermost walls so they will have less time to get to their ambush location.
The ninja didn't die. What he did when he was overpowered was bomb the ground below him and move underground back to the dojo and respawn as a peasant.
