When attacking, it’s usually best to keep your archers behind your other melee troops, this will protect them from defending swordsmen or Pikemen set to aggressive. Since it takes no more than 9 arrows to kill any given troop type, putting more than 9 archers on a tower is an overkill. Of course this is not always the case, sometimes enemy players will target your castle corners but such occurrences are quite infrequent.Īrchers in towers have the odd tendency to target only one enemy unit per tower. You can use this to your advantage by stationing archers on the corner towers to kill off the enemy catapults, these archers being only vulnerable to enemy archer fire. Whenever catapults are involved in an attack, odds are they will target the center of your castle leaving the corners primarily intact. If you have a level 10 keep, 330 archers is the bare minimum stationed to render your village un-scoutable. Stationing at least 350 archers in your castle should guarantee it un-scoutable. When logging off for the night or any extended period of time it’s a good idea to station 200 or more archers in your castle. Each Archer requires a Peasant, 20 Gold, and a Bow in your Armory to recruit.
Whether it’s attacking your in-game nemesis or defending your castle against the collective forces of the Wolf, you will find archers play an integral and indispensable role in any military.īefore you can train Archers you must be rank 6 (Villein) or higher and have completed the required research. Their primary function is defense but are equally useful on the offensive if placed properly. The Archer is the most useful and versatile troop in Stronghold Kingdoms, they are exceptional ranged units but are ineffectual at hand to hand combat, making them a poor choice for melee troops.
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