TW0FACE'S PROFILE

"Did you see, milord? A (day and night) clock has appeared at the top right of the screen. It will help you to identify the phases of the day. Time only passes when you move your character. Some in-game actions can only be performed at a specific time of day. (day or night) At the start of each new day, more people will wait outside the capital's gates and ask for your approval to enter the city, milord. Make sure to recruit them to always have enough Villagers."

Quest 1: "Build a Farmhouse."
Quest 2: "Visit the Capital and look for people at the Gate."
Quest 3: "Return to the Farmhouse to train Farmers."
Quest 4: "Find a suitable place to harvest Vegetables."
Quest 5: "Attack the orcish settlement and take their supplies."

Greetings, my lord. I hope you had a pleasant journey. The capital has awaited your arrival. Since the orcs and dwarves have conquered large parts of the land, it has become increasingly difficult for us to maintain the reputation of the capital. Our economic power has fallen dramatically. We currently can't produce resources and food. Ah, I see that you have a few resources with you? We should urgently set up a Farmhouse to provide food for our people.

Move the cursor using the arrow keys. Confirm a selection with SPACE. Press ESC to open the main menu, where you can view your resources and save your game.

In the course of the game, you'll build an ever growing settlement. Every worker of your tribe will do their part to produce more resources - Vegetables, Lumber, Ore and more - to further this growth. Do you see the empty plot of land in front of you? A Farmhouse can be built there. Hitting SPACE on an empty plot of land will bring up a screen giving you more information on what resources are needed to create a building there. To build some facilities, however, you'll need a certain amount of Reputation as well. Our Reputation is currently 500. That will do it. Go on and build a Farmhouse.

Congratulations. Have you noticed that your Reputation has increased by 300 points due to the construction of the Farmhouse? You now own a Farmhouse, but this alone does nothing. You first have to train Farmers to start producing Food. This is only possible if you have villagers. Walk east and see if people at the gates ask to enter the capital.

In front of the gates of the capital, 5 people ask for permission as they want to settle in the city. Let them in? (Yes/No)

You now have 5 villagers. They are an important resource because you can train them to become Farmers, Mineworkers, Stonemasons or Blacksmiths. Once trained for a specific task, they can't change their job. Decide wisely. Check every day to see if new people are waiting in front of the capital's gates to enter. Now return to the Farmhouse and turn these 5 villagers into 5 Farmers.

Excellent. You have trained 5 Farmers. As you can see, training Villagers to become workers also consumes Food. That said, Food is the most important resource in the game. You can't train Villagers without having Food. Now we want to find fields where the Farmers can harvest Food. Watch out for fields that have produced ripe crops.

Very good. We now have a basic stock of Food. As you can see, each Farmer can harvest 1x Food per day. After doing so, they're are exhausted and have to rest. You may train more Farmers to increase your daily production.

Another important resource is Lumber. Lumber is required to build almost every building. Currently we don't own a Sawmill. Therefore we cannot train any Lumberjacks yet. We also need Lumber to build a Sawmill. Bad situation, hm? Since we don't have any Lumber, we have to steal some. See that orc settlement back there? We have to attack them and steal their supplies.

Very good. Now we have enough Lumber to build a Sawmill. Once we have trained Lumberjacks then, we can produce our own wood. Now you know the basics of the game. I'll leave you to play on your own from now on. Build up our economy and save the country.