A Beginner's Guide to the Sengoku Dynasty

Building a kingdom from scratch is a lot of work. Like many live games, Sengoku Dynasty You've done a lot of work in the beginning, and there's a bit of a learning curve as you figure out how to find the right resources and get the land.

While this relaxing sim is far from a more intense outdoor experience, it's still worth being prepared with some knowledge and forethought. If this is your first time bathing on the banks of the Nata Valley, check out these tips to help you get started.

If you've played a game like this before, you know that your device will cut off at the perfect moment. Fortunately, Sengoku Dynasty automatically replace your hardware when brokenif you still have the same one in your list.

Of course, that means it's a good idea to have a bow, knife, or yari so that you will not be wasted in the battle. However, it is important to have a bow in a more humorous situation. There are few things more annoying than the ax is broken only to realize that you are short one stone to create another. Planning ahead solves this problem.

Don't bother creating an adze

The adze lets you down debark fallen treeturns wood into planks and gives you construction materials for later paper production. However, it turns out that this device not really necessary if you are smart about using the resources you have first.

The burnt house in the ruins of Sosogi may be crushed with an axeprovide planks that can be used for construction. There are enough houses to provide plenty of trees a few small houses and finally, a woodcutter. Once the Woodcutter shop is up and running, you can take trees there to cut them does not consume Stamina or use tools to make axes.

You can even do it assign a villager to the Lumberjack to take care of plank production, add another chore to your to-do list.

Do Chiyone's quest first

When you finish your first house, Toshichi will tell you about it three people need help. You can do these quests in any order, but the best option is help Chiyone the holy girl first.

Chiyone lives in a house east of Sosogiby the river. Look for cherry blossoms and bambooand you will find him easily.

Chiyone's quest is simple – find an egg, cook it, then cook it take it to the nearby Inari Tomb. Once done, it will give you a a bag of Gobo seedswhich you can use to start farming. The sooner you can do this – preferably before the end of the fourth day so you can plant them in the spring – the better your results will be.

Chiyone sells other seeds, like Garlic, but you may not be able to buy them for the first half of the year.

See how powerful you are in battle

Even half armor goes a long way in the Sengoku Dynasty, but what can really win or lose a battle for you is your stamina. If the yellow bar is empty, unable to do anything but move. No dodging, no denying, and definitely no attacking.

Always try to fight with your full strength, and fight defensively to keep it on top until you can make repeated attacks. If you can break through an opponent's guard once, you can do it again and again, and it pays off have enough strength to hold when there is an opening.

Death is a distraction, not an accident

Ideally, you want to win every battle you're in, but that's not always the case. The death penalty less aggressive in Sengoku Dynasty, so don't be afraid to take a few risks. In fact, if you decide to bet on a risky encounter and come out on top, you may be well rewarded for your bravery.

If you fall in battle, you will back to your current homewaking up to very low health and food, and lose ten percent of your coins. That last part can be painful if you have a lot of money, but if you are at a point in the game where you run out of them, you should be able to recover your losses.

You can put your house which is an empty bed from the Dynasty Menu.

Do Kengyo Free Blueprint Search

One of the three quests Toshichi presents during the prologue has you learn to hunt. You may be tempted to spend money on plans for Hare Box Trap to make this quest short, save your coins; Kengyo gives you the plan for free when you complete the quest.

The easy way to get the meat for Kengyo students is to attack the bandit camp just west of Kengyo camp. The first time you go there you will have a a boar in a cage. You can use yari to kill the boar, then open the cage and kill it with a knife.

Fight the gangsters for easy money

If access to merchants other than Chiyone is not ready at the beginning of the game, and some resources you can sell for a few coins, The best way to earn money during the first year is to fight criminals. Most of the camps in Sosogi, the Mountain area, and the rebel areas are poorly equipped and heavily fortified; the Copper Yari and the Peasant clothes what you get from Toshichi for completing the three quests should be enough to win a fight against these thugs.

If you're looking for a real challenge, try attacking the Looter Camp northwest of Sosogi (look for a small set of roads on the map). If you can take down their Master, you can free the area, get the Copper tool plus all the loot in the camp.

Rework every season

Resources available change from season to seasonthis means that the people in your town may need to change their jobs and priorities as well. Making it important to do a full review of the assignment of residents in each new season not only ensures that no one's talent is lost, but also helps you save too much money while neglecting the need for other resources.

As your Dynasty grows, you will need to manage more than the actual work, as the villagers will produce more together than you can, if you ensure that everyone has the right equipment, resources and roles.