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Knights, archers, riders, mages, and clerics move across grass, forests, hills, rivers, and villages. The raiders take their turn after the player, so each move changes what the next enemy can reach.
Attacks show exactly what they will do before they happen; there are no dice rolls hiding the outcome. A danger map and hint button help players plan through eight battles, from holding out to taking a fort.
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Knights, archers, riders, mages, and clerics move across grass, forests, hills, rivers, and villages. Use the sample to name the audience, the main action, and the smallest useful first version. Cleo HQ then helps turn your own brief into a product plan and a working build.
The army includes knights, archers, riders, mages, and clerics. Each moves across terrain such as forests, hills, rivers, and villages while raiders answer the player's turn. The eight battles have different goals, including driving enemies off, surviving, taking a fort, and beating a boss.
No. Before an attack, the game shows exactly what it will do. Players can use that preview and the danger map to decide where to move, rather than guessing at hidden odds. The HINT button offers another way to get unstuck.
Some missions ask the player to drive raiders away, others to hold out or take a fort, and one ends with a boss. Stars and saved progress record how the campaign goes. A founder could use different objectives to make each map ask a new tactical question.