Pillage the Village help

Jdoggpride · Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 5:13 pm

This is a guide to help you with pillage the village. I'll start with the villagers.

Villager-just throw them in the air and they will smack the ground and die unless you don't throw them hard enough.

Blue Villager-throw them in the air, pop their parachute and throw them in the air again.

thieves- these guys are tough, they climb to the top to take your money. if you put your mouse over them they will run and you can't pick them up. When they get out their hook grab them, then throw them in the air twice to kill them.

Red villagers- throw them in the air, then when their wings are out, grab them and smack them on the ground.

Superman-he is tough, he can't escape, so you might just leave him until he's the only one left. then throw him in the air a couple times.

ninjas-they are quick. put your mouse on them and they will jump. try to grab them when they're in the air, or when they just touched the ground after they jumped.

knight-these guys try to hurt you. avoid them, the best way to kill them is to make them swing, then throw them in the air. they will ressurect, so throw them again.

jetpack guys-just keep picking them up and throwing them at the ground until they run out of fuel. then throw them in the air.

that is the end of the villagers

spells:

nuetral:

mana powerplant: increases how fast you produce mana

mana batteries: increase maximum mana you can hold

pitfall: this allows a villager to pass and then fall in the pitfall. it can happen more than once depending on how much you buy it.

venture capitalism: increase how much coins you get from villagers when they die.

Pacifist:

euthanasia: uses mana, automatic kill. Gets you +1 for every villager killed. the more +# you have the more you can buy.

slave cage: uses mana, drops a cage, villagers get in it and die (i think) gets +2 for every villager killed.

??????-i'm not sure, cuz i'm never a pacifist. i'm sorry

Antagonist Woot

power gauntlet: uses mana: automatic kill. get -1 for every villager killed. the more -# you have the more you can buy. NOTE: - is good, not bad

Acme anvil: uses mana, drops an anvil on villagers, -2 for every villager killed

great barrier-uses mana, makes an electric barrier around the field, lasts longer the more you buy it. When villagers hit it they possibly die. 2 hits they will die. they can not walk past the barrier

??????=OMGWTFBBQ-uses mana, i think this is a waste of money, allows you to throw a giant meteor fireball thing. Only kills if you hit the villager with no bounces on first throw. And you have to throw it hard. You can't just drop it on them.

freeze time: uses mana, stops time, last longer after you but it more[/size]

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