This stops the hero from patrolling and sends her to capture an animal. Move the hero's banner near the animal to be captured, then select the capture animals command. The four heroes that are able to capture animals are Nu Wa, Sun Tzu, Xi Wang Mu, and Sun Wu Kong. The capture animals command is only available for these specific heroes and only when the city has a palace with labor. The hero halts in place after calling troops.Ĭapture Animals: Certain heroes (one from each religion) have the ability to IjjJ capture animals for the palace menagerie (see p. Only military heroes have this ability, and they are Huang Di, Sun Tzu, Guan Di, Sun Wu Kong, and Bodhidharma. Halt: Select this command to order the hero to stop patrolling and stand in place.Ĭall Troops: Select this command to summon all friendly troops within the city to move toward the hero's banner and deploy around it. So you may want to order him to patrol in a residential area needing tea.
For example, if he's Bodhidharma, the Kung Fu Monk, he delivers tea to every house he passes. Exactly what location you order the hero to patrol depends upon the hero. The Hero may patrol off road, but not across water (except at a bridge or ferry) or across monuments like the Grand Canal or Great Wall. The hero then moves to that location and by default patrols within a specified radius of the banner, just like a normal walker. After selecting a hero, left-clicking on the map moves his or her banner to that location. H Patrol: As stated earlier, a hero is on patrol orders by default, but you can select this button to return a hero back to patrol if he or she You're now ready to give the hero an order. The dialog shows the hero's name, portrait, level of happiness (represented by the orb color), current duty, and up to six command buttons: patrol, halt, call troops, capture animals, dismiss and bless. Doing so opens the Hero Command display to the right of the screen. Left-click on the hero or his banner to give him a command. You may need to adjust the patrol area, or even give the hero a different kind of order (see below).Ī hero is represented on the city map as a walker (about twice as large as a normal walker) and by a banner. However, the patrol area is restricted to a portion of your city around the hero's banner.
Only one hero can be in your city at one time.īy default, a hero is on "patrol" orders, which means that he or she will roam your city like a walker. The hero then appears in your city near a religious building and is ready to be given orders. Once a hero has been summoned, you'll receive a message indicating his or her arrival.
0 kommentar(er)
