This screenshot of the top ranked players on one of the age 2 servers clearly shows at least one player using this strategy.

Notice that the player with over 6 million prestige has 0 honor.  He also only has only  1 city and his population is only 224.

Here is the trick.

Step 1. Build a massive army the traditional way

Step 2. Move all your army to one small city. Preferably a city with Town Hall level 1.

Step 3. Move all your resources into that city, especially food.

Step 4. Have an ally or friend capture all of your cities except for that small city (or you can just abandon them but you might want to get the cities back so having a friend capture them is better so they can help you get them back.)

Step 5. Attack some barbarian cities.

Step 6. Collect huge prestige bonuses!

You see prestige is partially based on your total town hall level.  Let’s say you have 5 cities. You would add  up the town hall levels of all 5 cities.  Then when you do battle the amount of prestige you earn is based on that total town hall level.  In the screenshot above you can see this guy is getting so much prestige because he has basically gotten rid of every city.  He has one tiny level 1 city and a population of only 224 in that city (meaning he has a small town hall because the level of cottages is based on the town hall level of the city.)

Rumor has it that this prestige trick works on both Evony Age 1 and Evony Age 2.

So obviously you want to win the fight, right? Well if you get your allies to reinforce you, you may take losses but win in the end. I’d rather not take any losses. So here’s the trick: go to your Embassy and you will see where troops are garrisoned in your city. You will see your attacker’s troops. You simply have to dismiss them.

The catch is that if you do this right away and your suppressor notices they will simply reinforce and hope you don’t notice. The key is timing. You have to wait until the last minute so that your suppressor doesn’t have time to reinforce. When suppression ends and the stabilization battle takes place your enemy will have no troops in your city and you will win as a result.

Give it a try and let me know how it works for you!

If you feel that you are a good enough, experienced player as well as being active enough, it is time to plan your alliance. What type of alliance do you wish to create? How will it work? You have a number of options.

First, choose what type of alliance you wish to have. These options are key to how all works out in the end.

Premade

A premade alliance is a great idea if you are experienced and active on the external forums. A premade is where you recruit members before the world actually starts. This way, you will be able to organise the alliance before the world starts. You are also able to pick who you want before they are gobbled up by other alliances, able to recruit your friends and other experienced players. You can also set a criteria for recruiting (experienced etc, but you are unable to set criteria such as “only two members per island” or “other ### points please”). You won’t have to chance it on whether decent members are in your area or whether anyone else joins, as you will already have an alliance before you start. Just don’t forget to tell your members what direction the alliance will start.

+ You are (almost) guarranteed to have members you trust join. You can organise the alliance and plan with members before the world begins.

- If you all start in one key direction, you may end up with three, four or even five members on the same island as each other and may struggle growing later.
Certain criteria cannot be set. No guarantee that all these pre-recruited people will join.

MRA (Mass Recruiting Alliance)

An MRA is where you go into a world and recruit everyone you can. When someone creates an MRA, there is often little, or no criteria whatsoever. Since an MRA may let anyone into an alliance, you may later find out some players lack fundementals, such as even being able to play or communication. As well as this, with a non-select bunch of members, not all of them will play with the alliance and many will drift away and won’t help your alliance. Due to this, MRAs often fail or go “out of control”. However, it may work if someone recruits according to a criteria. MRAs are often looked upon as nooby alliances.

+ Recruiting criteria may be fully set.

- MRAs often consist of 100+ players, leading and trusting 100+ players can get out of control. Recruiting anyone (as MRAs do) could mean recruiting spies or inactive players into your alliance, who won’t help the alliance go further. No guarantee that anyone will join the alliance.

And you can do just that in Runes of Magic! Housing for your characters is available from the start, and you can enter your house for the first time in Logar.

Setting up your interior is simple: Buy items, drag and drop them into one of the available slots, and click the button to place it. You can turn, spin, move and place objects freely.

Decorate to your tastes

There are more than 130 available housing items from which to choose — such as tables, chairs, rugs, fireplaces, beds, wall decorations and room dividers. With so many choices, you’re bound to find something to suit you.

(Treasure) chests and item storage

Every large city in Runes of Magic has a bank. But humans are hunters and gatherers. If you don’t want to rely on banks, store your loot and treasure at your house in a chest.

You get one free chest with 20 slots, and you can place your chest anywhere in your house. If you need more storage, you can buy more chests.

Prepare and save outfits with mannequins

Everyone has seen a mannequin at some point in their lives, and most people gawk at clothing displayed in shop windows.

In Runes of Magic, you can use mannequins to create your own personal home display and make it easier to change attire. Mannequins can be either male or female, and you can place more than one in your house at any time.

Use the equipment screen to dress mannequins with items from your inventory. If you’re in a hurry and have no time before the next raid, you can swap your current outfit for what a mannequin is wearing with a single click.

Crafting at home

We all know the scenario. You just collected all necessary materials for new armor sets and are ready to craft at one of the forges in the city. As you are about to begin, other players stop and say, “Hi. You are a blacksmith, right? Please craft this item for me.”

If you want peace and quiet when you’re crafting, buy the necessary tools for your craft and place them in your house. There are anvils for blacksmiths, laboratories for alchemists and huge pots for chefs. No matter the skill, the necessary equipment is available.

Expand your house

Soon you’ll be able expand your house in Runes of Magic with more floors, bigger rooms, attics, closets and much more. The combination and expansion possibilities are endless.

Interact with surrounding objects

Mannequins aren’t the only things that need but one click. You also can start a fire in the fireplace and light candles to give your house a homely atmosphere.

Future features

Every three months, Runes of Magic will publish a free add-on with fresh content, including new furniture and other options for housing.

If you have a great idea about housing options or items, let us know. Community is important to the Runes of Magic team, and we like player feedback and contributions

In Runes of Magic you at present have a choice from the following base character classes: brave Warrior, cunning Scout, nimble Rogue, wise Mage, noble Knight, holy Priest, mighty Druid and mysterious Warden. From level 10 any player can then add a second class to their character’s primary class. This makes a multitude of possible combinations available to all players.

Runes of Magic Warriors

No warrior would ever back away from an honorable fight.

They are skilled in the use of the deadliest weapons and always strive to become better and stronger. They are proficient in all close combat techniques so that they can emerge gloriously from the toughest of struggles.

Every victory though has to be earned in an honorable way. Attacks from behind an opponent’s back and other unfair means are taboo. The prospect of an upcoming fight does not arouse fear in the heads of the sturdy warriors, but instills a sense of honor and the will to victory.

Warriors do not care about their enemies, because they aim to surpass themselves in each battle.

The combat system relies equally on the advancement of fighting skills and equipment. The quality of weapons and armor has an effect on attack and defense, but the proper use of a character’s skill set is equally important.
For normal attacks, it is important to master skills for weapons — such as two-handed swords, bows or staffs — because skills are directly responsible for the accuracy of a weapon.

Using a weapon inflicts primarily physical damage to your enemies, and spells of mages and priests deal magical damage. Mages have control over fire and wind, and priests can call on Narfas, the god of springwater, to give them control over water.

Skills

The core of the combat system consists of the many different attacking skills, which give each character class its own distinctive strength. Combat is not just beating down an opponent’s vitality with brute force; it’s also fine-tuning skills and being observant and clever. Roots or chains of light can be used to buy time or retreat from a hopeless fight, bleeding wounds are painful and can be a dangerous problem or a useful weapon, and items that blind, stun or poison enemies exist because of sinister crafters.

Many fighting skills depend on other skills and demand constant attention and quick reaction. Warriors can use opening attacks to position their enemies so that special follow-up attacks are possible, but they need to be able to quickly identify which attack they should use. Knights can place Glowing Seals, which have various effects that depend on the follow-up skill used. And mages can protect themselves by using Electrostatic Charges before hurling those same charges to attack their enemies.

Masters of elements also should watch out for any resistance an enemy may have against magic. A spotted weakness can be used to turn a fight around very quickly.

Combos

It is important to keep an eye on the interaction of elements. Every attack is assigned to a hidden element, and certain combinations of elements have magical effects. They are quite inconspicuous for short combinations, but longer combos are more spectacular. The mixture of elements on an enemy target is essential, and groups of adventurers can work together to generate more damage and special effects, ranging from fear to fields of flames. But first, you must discover which combinations have which, if any, effects.

Building a group

With the selection of primary and secondary classes, the specialization in certain skills determines the role of a character in group combat. A solo player will use a wide range of melee attacks, ranged attacks and healing skills, but groups work best with strict task-sharing.

In a well-built group, close-combat fighters — such as warriors and knights — should be in the front to stop enemies from breaking through to the mages and priests, who are likely to be vulnerable to physical attacks. The frontline should distract enemies with attacks and skills and deal as much damage as possible with swords and axes. The ranged combatants — such as mages and, sometimes, scouts — should do damage with volleys of arrows and fire from the second line of defense. Scouts can help in the front line if the need be. Priests can join in combat, but mostly, they should be busy healing the frontline fighters and keeping them alive. Rogues are mostly on the move. Rogues can deal a lot of damage but must stay alert to evade incoming attacks; in this position, you don’t have a chance to make the same mistake twice.

Tactics

A proven method for defeating a group of strong enemies is to lure strong single fighters out of that group with well-directed taunts or ranged attacks. If the main push is then stopped by the front line of a well-organized group, it usually doesn’t take long for the group’s enemies to meet their demise.

Combat groups can repeat this again and again, but it’s not always easy to separate leaders from the guards. In this case, the best tactic is to keep the most dangerous enemy busy until his guards die. Character classes such as knight or scout are best-suited for this task, because they can keep an enemy in place and delay a fight by distracting their opponents with one or two well-directed attacks. The game of attack, root and retreat has to be kept up long enough for the main group to get its hands free to finish the fight.
The fruits of victory

Defeating dangerous monsters means experience and fame for the victors, but it also may mean interesting loot, such as bear skin and other hunting trophies, rune stones, tools, clothing, and weapons and armor — which in some cases may have special properties. Furthermore, from time to time, glowing magical spheres will emerge from fallen enemies. The spheres grant the adventurer various special powers for certain periods of time.

Death

When an adventurer loses a battle and dies, Ayvenas summons him to his realm. After a short time, the recently deceased reappears alive and well at one of the holy stone circles. They can never remember the voyage through the realm of the dead, and they are generally quite dizzy and weak and so should rest a while. It is a good idea to use this recovery time to check armor and weapons and visit the local blacksmith for repairs.

Priests familiar with the Ritual of Resurrection can help shorten the voyage through the realm of Ayvenas and can alleviate the effects of death. For groups exploring ancient catacombs deep underground, it is very important to have a Priest with this skill so that dead adventurers can be resurrected on location.

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Create a character
You can create your character as soon as you enter the game. The game provides three great countries that witnessing the glories in the long process of Greece history: Athens, Troy and Sparta. You can select one of them as your origin. As each country has its distinguishing features and advantages, so don’t hurry up to select. Let’s com to understand

1. Athens
a. You can build 2 City’s constructions and 1 Fields’ construction at the same time. ( Or 2 Fields’
constructions and 1 City’ constriction )
b. The persuasion effect of Athenian Diplomats is 25%( The other two is 20% )
c. After researching Transport Cavalry, the caravan speed is upgraded to 14. d. Athenian troops are
very powerful, but expensive to train.
e. Athenian walls are more effective at preventing attack, but are more easily destroyed.

2. Troy
a. Troy’s Silo capacity is twice that of Athens and Sparta.
b. The troops of Troy emphasizes defense and fight back.
c. The mobility of troops is strong. Soldiers in Troy are perfect collaborators. It’s so lucky to own Alliance Members of Troy.
d. After researching Transport Boat, the transporting capacity of is upgraded to 750.
e. The mighty walls of Troy are the most balanced between attack prevention and defense.

3. Sparta
a. Sparta can penetrate Silos more quickly when attacking enemies’ cities.
b. The cost of troops is low. Spartans fit for Sustaining the war by means of war and make excellent scouts and are highly efficient at plundering their enemy’s resources.
c. After researching Transport Carriage, the transporting capacity of is upgraded to 600 and the caravan speed is upgraded to 12.
d. Sparta’s walls aren’t as effective at attack prevention, but are hardest to take down.

You must have your own ideas of how to select your origins. Begin to create your characters.

Step 1: Choose an Origin
Click the icon in the red box and select one as your origin .

Step 2: Choose a Zodiac
The twelve Zodiacs represent twelve different areas in Asia Minor Peninsula. Select one as the starting point of your great cause.

Step 3: Choose an Avatar
Selection box appears after clicking the center of the Avatar. Select your favorite one and click  OK.

Step 4: Enter Username
Enter your favorite username in the red box．

Step 5: Finish Creating
Click Start to finish creating after confirming the information. Keep in mind that once the character has been created, all information including Avatar and Username cannot be changed. So choose cautiously.