As someone who wants to build a great village and establish himself as a powerful chieftain. Norwegian: Blood OathYour allies are very important. As your town grows, so do opportunities, including trade and recruitment.
To continue to build on the foundation we've built for a thriving community, we need to build seamless transactions between neighbors. This could mean the difference between your people starving and unable to fight, or being strong for the next battle. Here's everything you need to know about how to unlock trading and recruiting in Norse: Oath Of Blood.
Trading and Recruitment Methods
When I first arrived Sudrvik Establishing a new town requires few allies and no established trade. A random merchant takes the boat at one point, but he warns that his return won't be for long, so it's clear he won't be particularly helpful in the long run.
To unlock the deal, you'll first need to build up the base of your village, and to gain allies, you'll first need to help nearby villages complete a few missions. The deal eventually unlocks on turn 16.And after that point, you can start trading goods and recruiting Herdmen from allied or neutral towns.
To access Transactions and Recruitment, map Zoom out to see the entire area. You can see it on the map Allied and neutral villages marked in white and Enemy villages marked in red.
Additionally, available missions are marked in red, and each mission is marked with a required rank level.
To trade village Then select transaction. The right side of the screen displays the items available for purchase and their amount. nuclear silver Allies must spend.
If your neighbor notes the item, 'in demand', they may be willing to use this to your advantage. pay more There may be more to this resource or item than others.
Items under the In Demand section are items that must be sold. If any of those items are highlighted in blue, it means they are in that specific location. 50% price increase Because there is a lot of demand.
The items needed in the village are as follows: Highlighted in blue On the screen, you can also see what other items are available for sale, how much they are currently worth, and how many of them you have.
Avoid selling any resources or items as you may need them to craft weapons, armor, and clothing.
The secret to a good deal is to take a close look at each item available, including what each person has indicated is in demand. You can make money with nothing buy cheap in one village Sell it at a higher price To someone else. for example:
- skiing salle We are selling Fiber at the regular price of 5 Hacksilver.
- kaupang Buy for 10 Hacksilver
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Earns 5 Hacksilver per fiber.
if you One resource is many And if you need to get a few more things, a healthy exchange usually means: Hacksilver spends very little. Try to balance your book as much as possible by selling enough of the items you need to cover the cost of the items you need to buy. for example:
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you need wealthAnd your allies are selling it 89 Hack Silver each. It's expensive if you don't have anything to trade, but luckily there's fish oil left.
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they can buy fish oil for 10 Hack Silver Each, you can exchange 50 Fish Oil for 5 Riches to obtain an additional 55 Hacksilver.
All trade items are restocked every few turns, which is displayed on screen when you open a trade.
recruitment It's easy, but expensive, so you'll need a lot of it. nuclear silver. Each new recruit has all their details displayed in the information panel next to them, including: Warrior types, classes, such as Dreng, and function In town.
Generally prices are as follows: 600 – 900 Hack SilverThis is especially true if you are a high rank, such as Housecarl, Legend, or Einherjar. Hire only the best talent you can get, and don't waste money hiring just because you are available. As the game progresses, you can gain more village members. mission accomplished And try expanding your village.
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