The third option I’ve noticed with the rally point is the fugitive camp. When you run out of food some of your troops will go here for a while, instead of dying right away. They don’t stay here forever, so make sure you retrieve them before they are permanently lost.

Your medic camp inside your rally point is also different in Evony Age II. Now you are able to heal your troops automatically as soon as they are wounded. It can be a huge advantage to have this feature turned on, especially when you’re offline. It seems healing troops automatically costs 3 times the normal amount of gold.

To be able to create gear for your heroes you need to have enough resources. Each type of gear requires a specific combination of resources. The resources you need to produce gear are not the same as those you produce in your villages. At the moment the only way to get these resources seem to be to buy them in the Evony store. I expect that you are able to get these from attacks just like medals in the future.

You need to research the technology of the various items in the workshop before you are able to produce them. To research the technologies from level 3 and beyond you need to use Lost Armor Scripts. These can be bought in the Evony store at 40 cents or you can get them from NPC attacks. This is a list of the technologies:

• Weaponry.
• Shield construction.
• Mount training.
• Necklace fabrication.
• Charm.
• Ring crafting.
• Head gearing.
• Shoulder gearing.
• Chest gearing.
• Back gearing.
• Gauntlets.
• Belts.
• Legs gearing.
• Foot gear.

There are five types of resources, Wood, Iron Ore, Thorough Breds, Gemstones, and Fabric. The gemstones mentioned here are not the same as gems or stratagems. To get these resources you buy boxes with them, just like medal boxes, and each box contain 2-4 of the resources that you want. The boxes are called wood box, iron ore box, riding rein, gemstone box and fabric box.

Conquest status.

• Players would be in Colonize status by default
• In Colonize status, players may only colonize others and be colonized
• In Conquest status, players have the choice of attacking or colonizing other players in Conquest status, and may be both attacked and colonized by others
• Only players in Conquest status may be outright attacked, regardless of the status of the attacker
• Players may choose to put themselves in Conquest status at any time
• Leaving Conquest status would have a delay timer, so that upon choosing to change out of this status a player would have to wait a period of time (to be determined) before the change took effect
• During this delay, players may still be attacked by others
• Sending further regular attacks against other players would reset or cancel the delay timer (to be determined which)
• A player in Colonization who sends troops against a player in Conquest status would automatically flag themselves for Conquest status
• Upon doing so, players would be given a warning pop-up that they are changing status and asking if they want to proceed
• Players may choose to proceed (and switch to Conquest) or cancel the march (and remain in Colonization)
• A player in Conquest status may not send attacks of any kind against a player in Colonize status
• Uprisings and suppressions would have nothing to do with player status and would continue as normal. Uprising or suppressing would not flag a player for Conquest status under any circumstances.

Protected cities.

• Players may choose up to one half of their maximum allowed cities to be unattackable.
• “Maximum allowed” cities would be established by their title (i.e. Baronet, Furstin, etc.)
• Protected Cities may not be conquered by other players but may still be colonized
• Players designate which of their cities are their Protected Cities
• Players may not change their minds and designate different cities as Protected
• Players may not launch attacks against other players from their Protected Cities

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Clicking abandon relinquish’s control of the valley to the barbarian’s to allow it to be conquered again by whoever you want.

When the server is restarted after daily maintenance, each unoccupied valley will have its level increased by 1, with level 10′s becoming level 1′s.

Usually, 30 archers for a level 1 valley, 70 for level 2, and 100 for level 3 will conquer the valley with no troop losses. However, if any troops are sent which aren’t archers they may be hurt, and the archers may have casualties if less then this amount is sent. (Taken from Medal Farming )

Once a valley is conquered, it is under your control and you will receive the associated resource production benefit (see above) while it remains under your control. It is possible to recall your main campaign army (which is led by one of your heroes) and to send a more modest reinforcement (without a hero) to defend your land after that, if your level of Rally Spot allows it. To do this, follow these steps:

• 1. Click on the valley, then click ‘Enter’. Once inside the valley screen, click ‘Recall’ next to the army to return that army to the city from which it was originally sent out.
• 2. Click on the valley, then click ‘Reinforce’. Once inside the March screen, select the armies that you want to send there to defend it, then click OK to confirm. Note that due to a bug in the game, it is not possible to view the type and number of troops that have sent later on. Therefore, it is advisable to archive the “Troops Arrived” message in Reports > Army that you will receive when the reinforcements have arrived as a memo for later reference.

Troops reinforcing a valley eat more food then they would at your city, thus many elect to have no army protecting thei valley’s especialy, if the valley is low level and thus easily replaced.

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]]> http://www.evonymasters.com/2009/11/evony-strategy-guide-evony-book/feed/ 2 http://www.evonymasters.com/2009/11/evony-town-hall-2/ http://www.evonymasters.com/2009/11/evony-town-hall-2/#comments Wed, 25 Nov 2009 01:36:57 +0000 admin http://www.evonymasters.com/?p=429 The Town Hall is the administrative center the city. Here, players modify Production, Tax Rate,
Comfort, and Levy parameters. Each upgrade of a city’s Town Hall increases the number of
valleys a player can conquer. Upgrading a Town Hall also increases a city’s resource fields by 3.
Every city begins with a Level One Town Hall. Upgrading a town hall to level 5 while under beginners protection will remove beginners protection.

Level 2:

Level 3:

Level 4:

On the Map your city will now display small walls surrounding your city.

Level 5:

Advancing to this level automatically ends Beginners Protection.

Level 6:

Level 7:

On the Map your city will now display medium walls.

Level 8:

Level 9:

Level 10:

On the Map your city will now display large walls.

Gaining Honor

You can gain honor by attacking or defending locations and loosing less troops recource-wise . If you have been attacked (even on Valley), returning the attack on the city that attacked you can result in a rise in Honor (defending what was taken)

Attacking a city or city’s valley when they have been declared a hostile alliance to your alliance can result in higher honor if you lose less recource in the battle.

Losing Honor

You lose honor by continuing to attack a location and loosing more recources than the other player. You can also lose honor by attacking or defending against a player whose rank is much lower than yours.