You can experiment with these commands during or even at the end of any battle to become familiar with them. For now you can select to order the charge and join the troops in battle. Press to bring up the combat tactics menu, providing you with a number of options. The most basic action you can take is to order your troops to charge. Once you’re on the battlefield, your troops will not take any action until you instruct them to do so. In this instance, if you don’t yet feel confident in battle, wait for the groups to disperse on the map before you engage them, allowing you to take out each one individually. This is the case in any scenario when you encounter hostile forces. If you approach multiple groups of enemies at the same time on the map, you will need to fight them all at once. Click on the corresponding figure to chase them down and initiate the fight. The groups are represented by figures on the map, with light blue exclamation marks identifying them as part of a quest.
Each group consists of 6 troops which you can fight separately with your superior force of 8. To begin with, you’ll need to take out three groups of raiders around Tevea. They are likely connected to the group which has taken your siblings, so it’s in your interest to hunt them down and seek out their leader. Once you’ve spoken with Headman Deltisos, you will learn of some local groups of raiders in the area. Although you can easily get by with unlimited sacks of grain, providing the same old food to your troops day in, day out will gradually deplete their morale. The variety of food items is also important. You should always keep a healthy supply of food in your inventory to ensure that you can sustain your troops. You can purchase 3 sacks of grain initially, but keep in mind that once you’ve spoken with Headman Deltisos again, another 3 sacks of grain will be available for purchase if you choose to trade before leaving. In terms of food, at this point your options will be limited.
(1 of 4) Travel to Tevea, a village to the north east of the training camp, to recruit troops and purchase food.
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