We are dedicated to finding and eliminating *at least* all but one Roman city. The question is when and how. We might want to build a Diplomat or two to establish an embassy so we know how many cities are left, or we might want one to investigate found cities before we atack.
Or we can just attack with what we have or wait for greater force.
In the immediate area, we have an existing force or 3 Knights and 3 Crusaders. We have found a road with 2 endpoints, and may reasonably assume there are Roman cities at each end. The easiest place to consolidate our force is the southern end. And if there is nothing there, we can easily move along the road north to see what we find.
I propose that the wounded Archer check south first and pull back if he finds a city, then move north to look for a northern city. The map below shows a suggested route for units to move assuming a southern end city. There are 2 knights/Crusaders in Rome, Antium, and outside Cumae. A Dip being built in Veii can be rushed to check out any found city (or establish an embassy).
What do you think?
Or we can just attack with what we have or wait for greater force.
In the immediate area, we have an existing force or 3 Knights and 3 Crusaders. We have found a road with 2 endpoints, and may reasonably assume there are Roman cities at each end. The easiest place to consolidate our force is the southern end. And if there is nothing there, we can easily move along the road north to see what we find.
I propose that the wounded Archer check south first and pull back if he finds a city, then move north to look for a northern city. The map below shows a suggested route for units to move assuming a southern end city. There are 2 knights/Crusaders in Rome, Antium, and outside Cumae. A Dip being built in Veii can be rushed to check out any found city (or establish an embassy).
What do you think?
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