If you go to the adjutant list and right click on each one and click 'details' it will give you information about the formations that adjutant provides.Īs your troops fight they gain soldier experience. Some are good for heavy infantry, some for archers, some for cavalry. There are many different adjutants and each provides access to two or three formations. Adjustants also allow you to put your soldiers into special formations. Your adjutant is tougher than the regular soldiers and he is a bit more aggressive also. That said, you don't want to be fighting five of them and an enemy general, so don't run too far ahead of your own troops. You can kill them in one or two swings of your weapon. Cavalry we have not seen in action much yet.īy default your troops follow you around engaging any enemies that get too close. Archers play a little like artillery in World of Tanks, but not entirely. At high levels you may be leading three dozen or more well armored infantry into battle. At level 1 you get a small squad of militia troops.
On the battlefield you control your general, one adjutant, and a squad of soldiers. Your Squad: What you need to know about the men you control Head toward the center of the map, find the enemy generals, and hack them to pieces. This will matter a lot more once you know the maps and are doing teamwork.
Pick a position on the map for your squad to start. If something stands out to you, highlight that faction's tier 1 unit at the bottom of the main screen.Ĭlick the big button in the middle top until it lets you into a match. You can click "Upgrade" up top to see the tech trees. It is early access and not every faction or unit is in the game yet. You have access to the 1st tier units of every faction at the start. Double tap W to dash, F to interact with a horse. You flick your mouse in the direction you want to attack from and click to make the magic happen. There are four zones of attack and defense (left, right, high, low).
There is a short tutorial that will teach you the basic controls.įighting is a lot like Mount & Blade. Your general will be the character you control in battle regardless of which faction's troops you choose to lead, so just make him (or soon her) look good and move on. Welcome to Tiger Knight, a game with little and also terrible documentation and a lot of confused new players.
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