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The battle reports tell how many fights they got into and what the result was, but they don't explain how it all went down. We never figured out what aMu is (the link doesn't help), but eventually we triumphed because the game is pretty forgiving. Although you can lose fights, it's pretty tough to lose the war (there's not really a war, but you'll discover a story by talking to your citizens). As long as you keep playing, you'll keep making progress, and the game is designed to dole out building plans in the order it wants you to build them. Placement is important since you'll want to maximize the limited building tiles you have. Hardcore strategists will pay attention to details, like how adventurers will have higher intelligence if they live next to a black mage academy.
May 15, 2008
