Ancient Art Of War
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No enemy training Detach squads in your fort until twenty squads have been created. Since the game has a twenty squad limit, you opponent will not be able to train more men. Retreating archer attack Have your archer to fire a volley of arrows, then retreat. The arrows will continue towards their target after your squad has left the screen. Screen capture Press [Command] + [Enter] to save the current screen in PICT format.

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