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The Combination

This combination of defenses is very easy to figure out and should be used to its fullest potential. All you need to defend your Kingdom from any night is one tier 4 wall, one tier 4 watch tower behind the wall, and finally a catapult. The only thing to cause this wall to fall is a small amount of Archers.

Notes

Archers belonging to a Knight will not do as good of a job defending your walls because Knights will retreat to a stronger wall if your wall is slightly damaged. This causes the Archers with Knights to retreat too. Although this can protect your troups from slaughter, so it's your job to prioritize defense over a contingency plan. Just remember stock up on independent Archers just incase. If you have the hermits unlocked then use them to upgrade your tier 4 watch tower into a tier 5 watch tower: ballista If you’re having a hard time defending your wall then try using the Archer Shrine and/or the Builder Shrine to boost arrow, and catapult accuracy.

The Merchant and the Banker

As soon as you start a new Kingdom you may notice a familiar face. The Merchant from the original Kingdom, but this time he does something different. Rather than bringing you tools, you pay him 1 coin, then he retreaves a bounty of 7 to 10 coins the next morning. Next, after upgrading your camp to a Keep, an old time-y looking man with a big hat and a book will appear. This is the Banker. The Banker may not look like much but he is your most important NPC. He will place any gold that you give to him into your Keep/Castle and give it back to you the next day with a little extra coin. Useing both the Merchant and the Bankers roles, this makes a great source of unlimited money.

Notes

Always remember to pay the Merchant 1 coin every morning, other wise you will not recieve your bounty. After Island 2 the Merchant will not spawn so your only source of coins to give to the banker, will be acquired by Archers (refere to section III)

What to Do

In Kingdom, fields have two purposes. One: they create tall grass that allows rabits to spawn. This is important because your Archers will hunt rabits threw-out the day if you create a field large enough for rabits to spawn. Your Archers will provide you with lots of coins. Two: fields provide an area for your Horse to eat grass and regain its stamina. Well placed fields can be used as rest stops as you explore your Island. Large fields are powerful and can push the time needed to get to the next island down. To create a field, spend one gold coin to have a Builder come and cut down the tree, this clears space for the field and you'll get that one gold back, plus there’s a chance you will get an extra coin.

The Information

In Kingdom, a blood moon will happen every fifth night. These nights are a bit different than normal nights, during a blood moon you'll have to deal with increased monster activity. So be sure to bulk up on defenses and recruit extra archers before a blood moon starts. If you destroy a portal, that will also trigger a blood moon, these blood moons act slightly differently than natural spawning blood moons. Regardless of your time of day, a blood moon will spawn right after a portal is destroyed. These blood moons may not spawn any monsters on their own but you will have a wave of larger than any normal blood moon sent to your Kingdom, Be careful when destroying portals.

Notes

After a natural blood moon you will have one night afterwards monster free, so use this time well.

How this Works

This may not be obvious but you can pay your Knights, when you pay your Knights, it’s like giving them an extra health point. After receiving too many blows your Knight will drop a coin. If he loses all his coins and receives too many more hits, he becomes a normal Villager. The more coins your Knight has the longer he will last during the defense of your Archers when attacking Portals. Each Knight can have three coins a piece, and they start with one. Meaning Knights can have a total of four coins or four health points. When you attack your portals you want your Knights to be fully buffed up, so that they can defend from a large amount of monsters that spawn from the Portal.

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