Throughout this guide, I frequently list “overwhelm and high ground” as counter-measures – that's when a particular opponent does not have any kind of clearly exploitable weakness, but those two are still effective even against such opponents. Ganging up will afford you a chance of hurting otherwise insurmountable opponents. Engaging an enemy on higher ground is dangerous even in the late game and outright suicidal in the early game. Ganging up on enemies and attaining high ground are the most important tactical considerations throughout the game. Failing that, even at their most expensive, crossbows cost only 600(usually between 480-520) crowns in Castles and Cities. Hunt bandits, as they're both a source of free crossbows and a source of good early-game body armor. *Due to outstanding anti-armor stats, crossbows are a good way of obtaining body armor from low HP enemies early on, which will save you money. To reflect that, I will break up this guide in sections, for each opponent(that I can think of), listing their strengths, their weaknesses, their tactics and also counter-measures for those, and where to obtain those, where applicable. The particular thing about current meta is that for almost every enemy type out there – there exists a character skill, a weapon, a piece of equipment or the combination thereof, which will either completely negate said opponent's strength, use their strength against them, or attack their weaknesses in a manner that will leave them no chance.
“Victorious warriors first win, and then go to war defeated warriors first go to war, and then seek to win” I thought about sticking this up directly into Guides community section, but then, as the game is changing rapidly(good thing), any advice here can become obsolete in a matter of months, so no point in littering up the space – better let this topic slide down when it becomes irrelevant. I find it in good taste to break up my whining a bit with proper feedback and advice from time to time, so as to not appear completely useless, so here's a relatively lengthy guide in how to employ counter-measures on a per-opponent-type basis.
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