What happened after this point in my playthrough? Well, I mustered my strength and finally sailed across the sea. Even so, Menelaus must control neighboring settlements before you can exchange what Helen has. Note: To be clear, I doubt that giving Menelaus a settlement that has Helena will automatically result in a "secret" campaign victory with peace being declared across the country and Hector just punching Paris in the face for causing all this trouble. Heck, Legolas even decided to force Helen to go to a nearby settlement (Marathon), which I immediately caught, ending the lover's romance before he reached the finish line.
The good thing is that you can defeat the Trojan invaders by uniting your Greek allies. Instead of the Greeks launching a thousand ships to plunder the riches of Asia Minor, the Trojans invaded Achaea. It really reminds you of the diplomatic disputes in Total War: Three Kingdoms or maybe World War I because of the way the conflict snowballed. Similarly, the hero of the Aeneid Virgil was friends with some Thracian tribes. The prince was in league with Troy, his brother Paris and cousin Aeneas. In my case, one of my vassals was attacked by Methymna, a minor faction that was allied with Hector. For the most part, I just merged a few minor factions.Īs the campaign progresses Total War Saga: Troy - and perhaps because you've already vassalized several Greek factions - you can end the war with the Trojans long before any epic mission involving your rivals comes up. I'm not sure if this is related to some epic missions. It was almost impossible to unite the major Greek factions such as Menelaus/Sparta, Odysseus/Ithaca and Achilles/Phthia. I really experienced a little puzzle playing as Agamemnon. This will also incur a penalty due to Agamemnon's "greed", and you will not be able to make these requests if your diplomatic relations with the vassal are too low. In my case, I just set the slider to the minimum value to keep most of my items in line.Īlternatively, you can directly ask the vassal to give you a lump sum payment for the resource. You can set the slider higher to get more, but doing so will cause diplomatic harm to all your vassals. Let's talk about the unique mechanics of OP in Total War Saga: Troy , a? The Lion's Share mechanic ensures that Agamemnon is always rolled in dough (or grain, bronze, stone, etc.).Įach turn, your vassals provide you with a certain amount of all five resources. ➤ Retain 60% Achaean Influence in Mycenae, Tyrinthia, Argolis, Arcadia and Pylos, Aegialea, Troad, Idea, Ilion, Dardania and Melas.➤ Make sure the following factions no longer exist: Troy, Hector of Troy, Paris of Troy.Here are the conditions for Agamemnon's Homeric victory in Total War Saga: Troy :
Hey, it's even possible that the Trojans will search the Greek village before the infamous "thousand ships" are launched. Don't forget that you need to prepare to conquer Troy. As such, your goal is to fortify your lands through careful diplomacy, vassalizing more factions to earn the lion's share of the loot.Īs you progress, your generals can get promoted with the King of Men mechanic to gain buffs and extra motivation. Some of your Greek neighbors are friendly and will respect you, but others can be a problem. King Agamemnon begins campaign Total War Saga: Troy, in which only the regions of Mycenae and Tiryns participate. Total War Saga: Troy - guide about King Agamemnon of Mycenae
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