King Arthur's Gold
Newbie Guide
King Arthur's Gold features 3 main characters. All of these
characters make a large difference in the way the game may go as you play it.
Each class features big differences needed to make the game continue smoothly
for your team, and make it painfully difficult for your opponent. Each class is made up of different
components allowing their differences to rely on other classes.
This is a good, fun class to play as. A builder is one of the
most important classes because they have the difficult task of building well
rounded bases, collecting resources sparingly and being as effective with those
resources as possible. There is a variety of things a builder can do throughout
the duration of the game such as, building towers, mining for stone and gold,
building traps and making quick bases. A builder can be the knights best friend
if the builder is fast enough to keep up. Also, the amount of teamwork that the
knight and builder can have together will be the most effective way to take out
an enemy base or tower without having to use kegs and killing everyone in the
general area. The best thing for a new player to do is gather resources and
building defensive buildings. If it is seen as too difficult to build such
things, then it is suggested for a newer player to try doing something else.
However, one of the best ways to learn the ways of King Arthur's Gold is by
building. Also, remember, the more you build, the more the enemy has to
destroy. If your team is good enough, you will have the ability to build a nice
structure quickly and sufficiently enough to last the first minutes of the
game. The players that do not want to get killed are generally the builders,
but some builders are capable of doing much more then building and gathering
resources.
The Knight has the task of killing and destroying. These are
the main players of the game. Generally, in just about all King Arthur's Gold
game modes, if there is no knight, there is no victory. It is impossible to win
without knights because they are the heart and soul of the game. The knights
goal is to kill all of the opposing team, blow up enemy structures and take all
of the objectives. They are equipped with sword and shield and have the ability
to use bombs and kegs. The shield itself has the ability to kill other players
if coming down at a good speed and if you do not want to take fall damage, the
shield can be used as a parachute when falling. The knight is a difficult class
to play as, seeing as this is the only one that has the largest component of
melee typed combat. The best thing for a player that is newer to being a knight
is to just watch other knights fight. The more you watch, the more you learn.
There is also the knights special ability which allows them to double attack
rapidly instead of jabbing. This attack is one of the most effective. However,
this attack has a power up, when the sword shines and makes the power-up noise,
that is when the sword can use this ability. When playing as the knight, you
can picture yourself as a total awesome killer who has good ninja skills,
bombs, and can kill anyone and destroy any building with the use of explosives.
For those of the players that do not like to build nor do they
like the challenge of being a Knight. An Archer is the best class for you. They
are generally more tactical and make it hard for enemies to build bases and
towers. The Archer can only sometimes be very important because the archer is
only useful for so long. Till they are caught in battle or caught by a knight
that may want to kill them. However, the archer has some cool special abilities
of their own. Each arrow takes 1 heart away from the enemy. Builders have 3
hearts, Knights have 4 hearts, and Archers have 2 hearts. The archer has a
power up that when the bow shines, they can fire 3 rapid shots in a row and do
tons of damage to the enemy. Personally, I believe that only 1 archer is needed
in each game. Aside from all of the archers weaknesses, there is the tactical
power of having one. They have 4 arrow types: the bomb arrow, the fire arrow,
the water arrow, and the normal arrow. Each arrow has its own significant
powers and generally can change the tide of battle. (Except the default arrows,
they don't do much) The one arrow a builder does not want to see is the bomb
arrow. It works like a tiny keg, it explodes and generally destroys a structure
quickly, depending on how thick its walls are. The fire arrow sets players on
fire as well as burns down wood buildings and items. The water arrow stuns its
target for a small duration of time, allowing the victim as an easy target for
more arrows or a friendly knight to wipe them out. Then finally, the normal
arrow that only has the power to kill things.
Game Modes (KAG 3/4)
Team Strategies (KAG 4/4)
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