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This guide is applied to hard difficulty. It is, of course, also applicable for the other grades of difficulty. It describes only one way to win it. Naturally, there are alternative ways to be gone. The player starts in Chinon in the south of the map. Take all the player's mounted units and ride straight northwest to Blois. The player will be attacked by two Knights and four Light Cavalry of Burgundy. Ignore them and keep going until the player reaches the Castle of Blois. Once there, the player will get reinforcements: 12 Crossbowmen and eight Knights. They will make short work of the attackers. The player also receives six Trade Carts, which must safely be taken to Orléans.

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rdfs:comment	This guide is applied to hard difficulty. It is, of course, also applicable for the other grades of difficulty. It describes only one way to win it. Naturally, there are alternative ways to be gone. The player starts in Chinon in the south of the map. Take all the player's mounted units and ride straight northwest to Blois. The player will be attacked by two Knights and four Light Cavalry of Burgundy. Ignore them and keep going until the player reaches the Castle of Blois. Once there, the player will get reinforcements: 12 Crossbowmen and eight Knights. They will make short work of the attackers. The player also receives six Trade Carts, which must safely be taken to Orléans.
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abstract	This guide is applied to hard difficulty. It is, of course, also applicable for the other grades of difficulty. It describes only one way to win it. Naturally, there are alternative ways to be gone. The player starts in Chinon in the south of the map. Take all the player's mounted units and ride straight northwest to Blois. The player will be attacked by two Knights and four Light Cavalry of Burgundy. Ignore them and keep going until the player reaches the Castle of Blois. Once there, the player will get reinforcements: 12 Crossbowmen and eight Knights. They will make short work of the attackers. The player also receives six Trade Carts, which must safely be taken to Orléans. Take Joan and the Trade Carts and leave the city northwards and proceed north until the player reaches a river. Follow the shore to the east. The player will soon reach a Dock and two Transport Ships. Load Joan and the Carts and sail straight north. Pass the small wooded island and unload the Transport Ships, then head to the city of Orléans. The player will arrive safely. Meanwhile, send the players troops, who are still waiting at Blois, eastwards until they reach a Wall of the South British. It is guarded by two Towers. Just wait there in safe distance (in defensive stance). In the meantime, Joan and the Carts should have arrived in Orléans. Once the player arrives, they will get three Villagers. Advance to the Castle Age at once and take Joan and the Villagers back to the river, where the player's Transport Ships are still waiting. Don't worry about the city of Orléans, the scenario is almost over and the attacks are weak, just ignore them. Sail south back to the Dock and unload the units, then go south and meet with the player's army. Construct a Siege Workshop once the Castle Age is reached and create a couple of Battering Rams. When the player has at least three Rams, attack the Wall. Once there is a hole, take the Rams and attack the Castle. Send the player's entire army in as well, but be careful not to lose Joan. There will be no resistance and the Castle will not stand for long. Once it is destroyed, the scenario is won.

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