The biggest threat seems to be Milan because it appears they're hard wired to betray you as an ally and take Ajaccio at all costs. I found the Sicily campaign quite challenging at the start because money is so hard to come by and you're separated by water. Venice will be a real pain if you don't, especially if you decide to take on the Byzintine Empire.Īs Sicily, your primary enemies will be the Moors and Venice.ĭo nothing to tick Milan off as in the early stages they can defeat you with ease.Īnd remember to forge a strong alliance with France as they will be at war with Spain and probably Milan both when you are ready to make your move. The Byzantine Empire can also be a cash cow and is realitivly weak in the early stages of the game.Īfter you get a flow of steady cash coming in you can build in southern Spain and either hit Portugal or Spain itself, as by then France is usually at war with Spain anyway, and your alliance with them will remain strong.īuild up Palermo with all the money you can spare to get well armored quality troops that can be easily shipped to points where you need them and try and stay on Venice's good side by making an early alliance, then giving them cash gifts whenever you can. I try and take either Antioch or Jaruselem for more cash, to fund my campaign against the Moors to try and take control of northern Africa and southern Spain.Īs long as you're hitting Islamic countries the pope and other catholic countries shouldn't bother you much as long as you make early alliances with them. I usually take Florence for some quick cash then hit Tunis and Caglian.įrom Tunis I move west and take Algiers, and from Caglian I move west into the Moorish castles in southern Spain. 2K A Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia.

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