You start off on one side of the coast, with the enemy base on the other coast. Don't waste any time looking for resources on other islands, because apart from a few trees, there is nothing to find. The key to victory is a strong navy, so gather plenty of wood and build a few docks. Once you've sunk their navy, you can send over a few soldiers - Hoplites and Chariot Archers are both quite effective. Find the artifact (located at the back of the enemy base) and finish the mission.
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| - You start off on one side of the coast, with the enemy base on the other coast. Don't waste any time looking for resources on other islands, because apart from a few trees, there is nothing to find. The key to victory is a strong navy, so gather plenty of wood and build a few docks. Once you've sunk their navy, you can send over a few soldiers - Hoplites and Chariot Archers are both quite effective. Find the artifact (located at the back of the enemy base) and finish the mission.
- The Naval Battle is an event that takes place during the Grand Magic Games arc.
- A naval battle is a battle fought using ships or other waterborne vessels. Most naval battles have occurred at sea, but a few have taken place on lakes or rivers. The earliest recorded naval battle took place in 1210 BC near Cyprus. Most naval battles are undertaken in indirect support of land operations - either to obtain local command of the area so that a seaborne invasion or bombardment can take place, or to destroy or damage an enemy fleet so that he cannot do these things at some time in the future. Numbers of vessels involved range from 1 on each side to many hundreds; modern naval battles usually involve fewer, more powerful ships. There have been few large naval battles since World War II for several reasons. Few nations can afford large fleets or afford to risk their ships; most
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| - You start off on one side of the coast, with the enemy base on the other coast. Don't waste any time looking for resources on other islands, because apart from a few trees, there is nothing to find. The key to victory is a strong navy, so gather plenty of wood and build a few docks. Once you've sunk their navy, you can send over a few soldiers - Hoplites and Chariot Archers are both quite effective. Find the artifact (located at the back of the enemy base) and finish the mission.
- The Naval Battle is an event that takes place during the Grand Magic Games arc.
- A naval battle is a battle fought using ships or other waterborne vessels. Most naval battles have occurred at sea, but a few have taken place on lakes or rivers. The earliest recorded naval battle took place in 1210 BC near Cyprus. Most naval battles are undertaken in indirect support of land operations - either to obtain local command of the area so that a seaborne invasion or bombardment can take place, or to destroy or damage an enemy fleet so that he cannot do these things at some time in the future. Numbers of vessels involved range from 1 on each side to many hundreds; modern naval battles usually involve fewer, more powerful ships. There have been few large naval battles since World War II for several reasons. Few nations can afford large fleets or afford to risk their ships; most wars have not involved great powers fighting against each other; and aircraft operating from shore can destroy ships without the need for one's own. Although the nature of the ships involved in battles has changed drastically, from triremes to sailing ships to battleships, submarines and aircraft carriers, many of the tactical principles remain the same, such as the importance of manoeuvre before the engagement proper, and the desirability of breaking off combat rather than risking the complete loss of a fleet. There are several contenders for the largest naval battle of all time.
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