In Europe the forge resembles a large white/light-blue ancient greek kiln with a rusty iron roof.
The forge may appear on the sea side or on the cliff side of the island. It is unlocked at the town center last tier, the iron keep and it requires a large enough empty space protected by an iron wall, that is, with an iron back wall (see picture).įor this the Kingdom needs the iron technology, found on the fourth island. The forge (or smithy) is required to turn an apprentice squad leader into a master. That apprentice, called squire in Europe and ronin in Shogun, is able to perform all the tasks his master can do, but he has a much weaker defense. Paying a shield to a villager turns him into a knight's or samurai's apprentice. Kingdom Two Crowns – A shield is not enough to make a knight.
If they go onboard for a next island, they will split evenly after disembarking, with odd numbers favoring the dock side. Squad leaders operate on the side their shield was bought. Kingdoms can normally hire up to four squad leaders per land. Up to four shields can be waiting on there at a time, two on each side. The banners have random combinations of the Kingdom's two colors, one side having only solid and the other only bicolor. His banner will appear torn to shreds, indicating that the owner of that shield has fallen in battle, and a new shield can be bought there. If, without extra coins, he gets hit, unlike archers with their bows, his shield simply disappears when he turns back to being a villager. Unlike other weapons and tools, there is not a shop or vendor to sell shields.Ī shield can be purchased at the castle facade side for six coins each,Īnd will hang on there until a villager takes it up to become a squad leader, after which each shield is replaced by a similarly colored banner, indicating that the troop leader still has his shield. It is unlocked at the town center sixth tier, the castle keep. A shield is required to hire a squad leader.
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