Rome: Total War/Walkthrough

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[edit] Village Attacking Strategy

[edit] Units Needed

  • horsemen
  • archers
  • normal swordsmen

[edit] Strategy

  • Place the archers so they can shoot at the enemy. Keep them close enough to still attack but far away enough to keep them safe. Have the swordsmen walk slowly and get closer to the enemy. As the swordsmen advance have the horsemen go to the other side of the village so they can attack from behind the enemy. The swordsmen will be a vital distraction that will help the horsemen get the upper hand.
  • The archers will pick off a few of the enemy as the swordsmen advance. Focus on keeping the enemy distracted by the swordsmen as the horsemen are taking position. Once the horsemen are in position on the opposing side of the village have them prepare for a big charge attack. This should be a strong enough assault to bring down the village.