At request here’s a basic guide on how to import a 49/71/68 build that will turn in a 45/65/65 build after stats decay.
Walkthrough in Sabres:
#Try to talk to some of the other junior officers and get some advice.
#Try to offer some excuse explaining my lateness.
#Aetoria, the capital city, a centre of culture and education.
#Age 25.
#A set of books on philosophy and the natural sciences.
Chapter II
#”Cornet $!{firstname} d’al $!{lastname}, at your service.”
#Ask Cazarosta about himself.
# This regimen is impossible! I am barely surviving!
# I do all right, but academics have never been my strong suit.
# I have already become friends with many of my fellow officers.
#Practice sparring and marksmanship with Cazarosta.
#Stay behind: I must to try to help Elson.
Chapter III
#Try to socialize with the common sailors.
#Take command! We should not leave the conduct of the battle to a mere sergeant!
#I hold up the boarding party and try to figure out what it is.
#Be cautious: We can hold midships and force the Antari to come to us.
Chapter IV
#Of course. I would not turn down a chance at leisure before I receive my orders.
#Play Tassenswerd.
Option1:
#I select a sergeant and assemble my unit first.
#Decide that none of these men will do. Lanzerel is still unassigned, might I request him instead?
#Requisition a horse from the official stables.
Option 2: for more Reputation but less health and troops stats later
#I get a horse first.
#Buy a horse from a merchant with my own funds.
#Buy Thunderer.
#Pick Harlech as my sergeant.
Chapter V
#Drill my men relentlessly.
#A chance for a glorious victory.
#Damn the horses! Ride at full speed!
#Try a more efficient pattern, and pocket the remaining seals to sell later.
#Cut firing loops.
#Care for the horses.
#Block the road.
#”Mount up! We’re going to charge the enemy!”
#Fairly: I split the money evenly between the six of us: 40 crowns per man.
Or if with Harlech:
#By regulations: half will go to my men, leaving the remaining 120 crowns to myself.
#Request patrol duty.
Chapter VI
#I pick the Western route. More arduous duty will keep the men in fighting trim.
#Threaten to go to Major Hunter if he does not tell me the truth.
#Search for the other missing Grenadiers myself.
#Escort them back as guests.
Or if with Harlech:
#Follow my orders. Render whatever assistance I can and escort these men back to the outpost.
#Keep quiet.
Chapter VII
“No questions sir.”
#Extra shot and powder, for a protracted fight.
#To be prepared for anything.
#That this moron will shortly get all of his men killed. He must be dealt with.
#”Lieutenant Carrecort, you are a disgrace to His Majesty’s Army. Since you seem so uneager to save your men, I shall have to do it for you. I am assuming command.”
#I am a better leader.
#Try a frontal assault.
#Lieutenant Carrecort clearly has much to learn about the art of command, censure him.
#Keep the weapon for myself.
#Request cavalry reserve duty.
Chapter VIII
#I feel very confident! I am sure I will get a new command soon!
#Remain at the Duke’s Service to ingratiate myself.
#Ask the Duke if I could read his books.
#I pick the biggest and most dangerous-looking men.
#The men need discipline above all else. I drill them until they faint!
#If the army refuses to house my men properly, I shall have to rent better for them myself.
Or if already took Thunderer:
#Surely I can intercede on my men’s behalf and find some better quarters for them!
#”My men stand as ready as they’ll ever be. They won’t disappoint you.”
Chapter IX
#It might be dangerous, keep an eye out.
#”Take this man outside of the camp, slit his throat.”
#Captain Elson’s plan.
#It would be more merciful to allow our enemies to flee.
#Eat with Cazarosta.
#I stick to small talk.
#Actually, I’ve got a plan of my own I’d rather we use.
#My brilliant plan will assure us a glorious victory!
Chapter X
#I would have Cazarosta do it.
#”I think you should do it sir.”
#Take the Antari commander captive for ransom. Allow the rest to leave.
Chapter XI
#I reassure Elson that our recent victory will make our uniforms recognizable enough.
#Have them give my full name as well as my regiment and rank, let them remember me.
Or if already took Thunderer:
#Name, rank, regiment, titles, decorations: everything. I want to make as big an impression as possible.
#Join Hunter and Hartigan in their conversation.
#Claim the Antari light cavalry are the most dangerous.
#Speak with Cazarosta.
#”Perhaps you are right. I will seek company elsewhere.”
Chapter XII
#”Absolutely sir, I am confident in our chances of victory.”
#Remind Elson how vital our regiment’s task is likely to be.
#Elson is right, if we win against Hussars, our glorious deeds will stand forever!
#”Can we still win this battle?”
#Volunteer to guard the castle with Cazarosta. My skills are of more use here than in the field.
#I try to convince him of the tactical merit of allowing me to retain command of my men.
“Very well, we will stand and hold this position then.”
#Ask Wittelbrook what he’s doing back here.
#”Surely I shall. Tell us the truth.”
#Convince Wittelbrook of the dire consequences of his proposed actions.
#Block the passage between the two castle towers with Cazarosta’s men reinforcing my own. I could use the help.
#Rally the men with a speech; they will fight better if their spirits are high.
#I’ll swear to them that I will not desert them at this desperate hour.
Or if with Harlech:
#I’ll remind the men of their duty as soldiers of the King.
#I cannot leave, but I can allow my men to. I shall let every one not willing to fight to the death escape with their lives.
#Be clever: Find a way to unhorse the Hussar and gut him before he can recover.
In Guns:
If one will not go to the Secret Misson and prefer to end up with 50 soldiering instead of 45: observing Cazarosta in Chapter 2b and following him in Chapter6 is a option, but Blaylock will not be mentored.
Another thing to be considered is Sergeant and Lieutenant autonomies.
