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Age of Mythology/Greek Gods: Difference between revisions
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Lure. Lure causes animals to slowly come towards the stone that is the symbol of the power. It lures a set amount of food before fading away. There is a small problem though, in that not only does it lure herdables and huntables, it also lures predators that will attack and eat your | Lure. Lure causes animals to slowly come towards the stone that is the symbol of the power. It lures a set amount of food before fading away. There is a small problem though, in that not only does it lure herdables and huntables, it also lures predators that will attack and eat your villagers. | ||
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The cheaper market use allows you to build more donkey caravans for the same money as another player. This can allow you to gain more gold quicker in the late game when gold mines can become scarce or dangerous. The Hippocampus allows you to keep an eye on your enemies fishing operations for a quick raid, as well as allow you to see what naval forces are being built. | The cheaper market use allows you to build more donkey caravans for the same money as another player. This can allow you to gain more gold quicker in the late game when gold mines can become scarce or dangerous. The Hippocampus allows you to keep an eye on your enemies fishing operations for a quick raid, as well as allow you to see what naval forces are being built. | ||
Since Lure can bring dangerous animals to your | Since Lure can bring dangerous animals to your villagers, cast it close to your first TC so that it can fire arrows at wolves and the like. Cast it early as well so that the animals aren't cleared from the map before you can benefit from its power. | ||
===Hades=== | ===Hades=== | ||
