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OverThrown
10 years ago

The player


You are in total control of your village. You can do whatever you want when you want. But you have to take care of your people. If your village gets destroyed, the enemys will focus on you, and then you’ll die.
As chief you have many possibilities. Construct buildings, research new technologies, create new villagers or soldiers, or just focus on destroying the enemy.

Untill the beginning, you have 3 items (In special maps you’ll maybe get more):
-A bow with 10 arrows.
-A Sword
-Apples to regen.

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