Land 6 (BW2)

Land 6 is the second Japanese land.

While Land 7 is labeled the Japanese Homeland, in Black and White 2, in the Battle of the Gods expansion, Land 6 is referred to as the Japanese Homeland (when it makes a brief reappearance). It is unclear why the change was made, but perhaps the capital city/homeland was changed, after the two leaders were ousted by your intervention.

Towns and Geography[]

Settlements[]

There are 9 towns (including the player's): 8 that are (neutral or enemy-controlled) Japanese villages, the former (neutral) settlements of which, do not have influence rings of their own; and, the player's, a Greek town.

Narata (Village)[]

Food : 2000
Wood: 1000
Ore: _
Population: 8
Impressiveness: 1294
Impressiveness to capture: 6451
Description: Village.

Shiroku (Village)[]

Food : 2000
Wood: _
Ore: 1000
Population: 10
Impressiveness: 1288
Impressiveness to capture: 10 040
Description: Village.

Nutsu (Village)[]

Food : 2000
Wood: _
Ore: _
Population: 9
Impressiveness: 722
Impressiveness to capture: 12 084
Description: Village.

Iga[]

Food : 1000
Wood: 1750
Ore: 20 000
Population: 30
Impressiveness: 3127
Impressiveness to capture: 18 478
Description: Town with a lot of ore.

Yasenshima[]

Food : _
Wood: _
Ore: _
Population: 20
Impressiveness: 4222
Impressiveness to capture: 19 465
Description: Yasenshima is a neutral town close to japanese capital so it can be a good outpost to attack.

Nagoya[]

Food : 2850
Wood: 6050
Ore: 5000
Population : 45
Impressiveness: 2687
Impressiveness to capture: 22 290
Description: Nagoya is located in the center of the map, there is a mission related to this town

Tokugawa[]

Food : 5000
Wood:2500
Ore: 5000
Population: 20
Impressiveness: 4658
Impressiveness to capture: 26 175
Description: Tokugawa is a well protected town by walls and soldiers.

Miyama (capital)[]

Food : _
Wood: _
Ore: _
Population: 470
Impressiveness: 21 040
Impressiveness to capture: 34 741
Description: Main Capital of the land, it is well protected by several layer of walls.

NOTE 1: Resource values of rivaling towns, are recorded as from the earliest possible point the player is able move around the land, freely. These values may also shift, because of random variables determined upon starting the land.
NOTE 2: "Impressiveness to capture" values, are also recorded as from the earliest possible point the player is able to move around the land, freely, and before any additional buildings have been built. These values may also shift, because of random variables determined upon starting the land.

Platoons and Strategy[]

Platoons[]

Platoon A:
- Health: ???
- Troops: ???
- Level: ??? (???)
- Tribe: Japanese
- Behavior: ???.
Platoon B:
- Health: ???
- Troops: ???
- Level: ??? (???)
- Tribe: Japanese
- Behavior: ???.
Platoon C:
- Health: ???
- Troops: ???
- Level: ??? (???)
- Tribe: Japanese
- Behavior: ???.

Strategy[]

The Japanese posses several towns in this map. They also have many land-passes walled off, and have catapults protecting these passages, atop adjacent cliffs.

Ideally, you can use your Creature to siege and destroy the gates. If he is equipped with the Fire and/or Lightning miracles, the enemy archers aren't much of a danger, as they normally could be, since they are confined to a wall, and prone to sustaining collateral damage.

Capturing the majority of the towns, will prevent the Japanese from attacking you, but defeating enough platoons will instead provoke the elder brother, of the two Japanese leaders, to attack your settlement with the Hurricane Epic Wonder's miracle.

Capturing the capital mountain fortress won't be easy, as you only have one way to go, and that is up-hill (which can be extremely disadvantageous).

Scrolls and Objectives[]

Gold Story[]

Win the land. Tribute earned: ???
Depart Land: Move on to the last Japanese land.
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Silver Quest[]

Plagued Town: You need to save a settlement's villagers from the plague by using gesturing hand-miracles around the plagued villagers, to heal them of the plague. But you must act quickly, because the healed ones will become sick again. Tribute earned: ???
- There is a way to make this objective easier; conquer (with force) the walled city that lays next to the plagued city, and throw some lightning or fire miracles into the plagued town. Make sure that the miracles strike SICK villagers. After that, use your gesturing to remove the clouds, which will finish quest, and give you the reward. You will get praised by Blackey, since you killed those people.
  - Note: if you attempt to bring your platoons to the town, before curing the plague, your soldiers will be infected and actually die. The plague will be spread among the whole platoon (and theoretically neighboring platoons, too, and potentially could be brought back to your settlement) and sooner or later, the whole platoon will die. It is possible to cure with the Heal miracle [does this work on the plagued villagers for the objective?], so it's a waste of effort to attempt to conquer that town, before curing it of plague.
  - Trivia: if you hold your hand over dead soldiers, those killed by the plague--the cause of death will read as "an Act of God".
The Seven Samurai: There are seven Samurai statues, revealed by an aura of one of the seven colors of the rainbow, on the island. Reuniting all of them by clicking them, and placing them correctly in ROYGBIV-sequence, from left to right, upon a group of pillars (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet), unlocks an elite, albeit small melee army, comprised of the Seven Samurai. Tribute earned: ???
- As with any freebie, elite military unit from a silver quest, it's advised that you merge swordsman platoons you create, with the Samurai, to amplify your platoon strength.
Search for Ruins: A small team of archaeologists, is searching for some ruins on an island; use hand-gesturing miracles around the area they search, to help them find the ruins. Beware while removing a stone, in last stage of this quest; should that stone accidentally kill an assistant, you won't be rewarded. Tribute earned: ???

Bronze Tutorial[]

None

Objectives[]

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Note: For "The People to Protect" objective, this achievement is quite tricky to accomplish, as the enemy won't send bowmen to attack. Drawing the attention of an enemy catapult, might be the best the way to get it done. Just be careful that you don't cause a Shield miracle to be launched at the attacking force, which might potentially destroy a catapult. What you need to do is "pour" and expand the Shield miracle to block incoming catapult projectiles (and, perhaps it'd be ideal to draw their fire towards your Creature, within your settlement, rather than walls, buildings, or precious villagers). You don't need to protect the amount of villager specified, but deflect the required amount of attacks.