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- Jon
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- Jon
Here are some of my strategies:
The first thing i always do is buy 5 weapons and the rest in food (have to hope food is for sale). The thing is that winter is 10 turns, so you only have to generate 11 food to make it through winter.
you also have to resist the temptation to get mining online first. the focus needs to be security and food (hence the 5 weapons). after the first 20 turns or so you should have a farm and be generating assets that can be sold for food.
- if near water, i bring on a fisherman
- if in a wooded area, i get 2 loggers online and use the logs as currency to buy food at caravan
- if i roll a gatherer by luck, then problem solved with berries. you can scavenge anything with
Lombards if you roll someone with those skills
- Rome usually provides money or food to the lombards, so i also use that to carry me the first 20
turns
- build a farm first thing before winter, which can get you enough to make it through winter if there's wheat
nearby.
- sometimes you get lucky and find a goody hut with +5 food if you get an explorer early on.
End of the day there is a fair amount of luck in Lombards. you will usually run into a temporary famine condition unless there's fish right nearby. It really takes thinking out your positions before making decisions to succeed