Afterwards, Circe herself must be dealt with.
Once the player's army is strong enough, they can first take out the buildings West of Circe's fortress to stop the raids of Hoplites and Toxotes. Either minor god is viable but Apollo provides the Temple of Healing technology which makes the player less reliant on the Priest. An unoccupied Settlement on the South West beach can be claimed to grant additional population.Īs Circe owns several Fortresses and Town Centers, advancing to the Heroic Age is ideal in order to train Petroboli to attack defensive positions. There are five Relics scattered around the island that can aid the player. Circe does not produce a navy so building a Dock for fishing is an ideal means of gathering food. Wood gathering should not be a concern as the player is granted a safe forest behind the Settlement. More of Circe's villagers will attempt to gather from other gold mines located North of the Settlement and on the South-West beach but these can be stopped with raids of Hippikons or a Minotaur. To slow down enemy raids, players can breach in enemy gates and wall it off.
Hoplites will be especially useful as Zeus lets them deal bonus damage vs buildings. Players can deal with these by training Hoplites and Hippikons of their own as well as myth units such as Minotaurs. Circe will regularly send raids consisting of Toxotes, Hoplites and Petroboli or Hippikons. Players should immediately focus on their economy by training additional villagers and construct military buildings. Enemy Hoplites will attack once construction of the nearby Settlement has begun but the Hypaspists can easily dispatch those. A pig from an enemy Temple will transform into a Priest, which must be protected since the player cannot train a new one. The pigs will convert into villagers, Hypaspists or Peltasts. Once all units have returned to normal, the Gold Mine near the Temple of Zeus and in other outlying areas can be captured. Players should send all the swine past the Fortresses and straight to the Temple as soon as possible. Besides, the enemy will not attack the player's units while they remain in pig and boar form. Players should not destroy any buildings while the heroes are in boar form as they will spawn Militia that can do greater damage. These special pigs do not provide food when slaughtered but can instead be converted into human units when brought to a special Temple of Zeus. At least 10 pigs must be collected to gain the next objective. Circe's villagers will also attack but will quickly retreat to Sentry Towers when damaged enough. The heroes will be attacked by wolves but can easily deal with them as they retain their ability to regenerate HP. Destroying the wooden fences will release the pigs and convert them to the player's colors. Next, they can be sent alone to some villages further down the trail where there will be additional pigs kept in enclosures.
The first few objectives are simple players should immediately send Boar (Arkantos) and Boar (Ajax) ahead to kill the Villager before it can attack the pig. Oddly enough, this player is an enemy, but the player's faction cannot attack their buildings. Zeus Temple ( Zeus) - Owns the town the player has to get to, in order to transform themselves and the pigs, the town's buildings will become the players once the first units are transformed.However the citadel will periodically train units to attack the player. Once the player made it to the temple of Zeus, the villages will remain inactive for the remainder of the game. Circe ( Poseidon) - consists of the initial villages that have captured the crew of Odysseus as well as the citadel.Arkantos (Zeus) - starts with Arkantos and Ajax in their boar form and a handful of pigs.Build up and defeat Circe by destroying the Fortress at the heart of the citadel.Get the boars and pigs past the gates to the Temple of Zeus.Collect and protect as many pigs as you can.Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties Review
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