Sengoku Fubu - Feudal Japan strategy

Sengoku Fubu brings to life the epic conflicts of ancient Japan, showcasing the turmoil among regional lords vying to seize power in the wake of a weakened central authority under the Emperor.

Blending turn-based campaigns with real-time strategy battles, Sengoku Fubu offers a fresh perspective on this era of heroes and legends.

Join a global community and experience true Sengoku gameplay:

- Ascend as a Lord of Sengoku, expanding your domains to dominate the map and unify the nation

- Strategically recruit from over 150 legendary figures of the Sengoku period

- Immerse yourself in authentic Ukiyoe artistry depicting countless cities and heroes of this ethereal realm

Conquer with mighty heroes:

- Harness unique skills and abilities of each hero

- Build formidable officer squads for map domination

- Employ diverse troop types to counter enemy strategies

Battle like an emperor and fight for empire:

- Command your armies, devising strategies to conquer the battlefield and realize your Sengoku fantasies

- Safeguard your cities and vital resources

- Triumph in battle to establish your own sovereign state

- Foster learning by erecting schools to empower your people

Collaborate within the community:

- Achieve victories alongside friends

- Provide reinforcements and clash with rivals

Will you triumph through alliances, stand alone against the world, or succumb to rival warlords in this RTS challenge? The destiny of the battlefield lies in your hands; remember, only the wisest strategies will prevail.

Embark on your Sengoku journey now with Sengoku Fubu!

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A Beginner’s Guide to Becoming a Lord in Sengoku Fubu

Mechanics and Goals

The main goal of Sengoku Fubu is to take over as many castles as you can before the in-game year reached 1615 AD. One hour in the real world corresponds to one year in the game. Once the game reaches 1615 AD, the entire game will reset, and the cycle of conquests will continue.

There is a myriad of castles that you can take over with military force. However, you are not alone in the quest for territorial power because there are also other players who also want to capture as many castles as they can. This means that once you occupy a castle, there is a propensity for other players to take away that castle from you. Conversely, you can also capture (or recapture) the castles of other players. Sengoku Fubu is a game of dominance and aggression!

You do not always have to be alone. In the game, you can a join clan (officially called a Dipl) and you can actually win – or more specifically, achieve “unification” — the game if your clan manages to occupy the most castles by 1615 AD. One player who does not belong to a clan is considered as one clan. Generally, joining a clan in Sengoku Fubu is significantly great advantage insofar as it will be easier to dominate the map’s castles.

If you want to defend your occupied castles, you need to invest resources on the castles Tenshukaku – the headquarters. Upgrading the Tenshukaku by spending coins will reinforce the castle’s defensive capabilities, meaning that it will be tougher for enemies to successfully capture.

The capturing of castles can be initiated by selecting an occupied castle and then deploying the army residing there. Your army is very paramount in expanding your power across the map. 

Building Your Army

Your army in Sengoku Fubu is composed of two components: the troops and the heroes. These two components work in tandem to defeat any enemy forces who are defending a castle that you must capture.

Troops are the regular soldiers who can be assigned to heroes in large numbers. Primarily, they are produced in moderate quantities from the castle’s Tenshukaku on an hourly basis. Upgrading the Tenshukaku increases troop production. For instance, a Level 1 Tenshukaku will produce 25 troops every hour; and once you upgrade it to Level 2, it will then produce 35 troops every hour.

The Tenshukaku’s production rate can be supplemented by a castle building known as a hut. The hut also produces troops every hour albeit in substantially lower amounts. However, this downside can be compensated by the fact that you can build at most 10 huts in a single castle. Additionally, the hut can also be upgraded to increase the production rate.

Heroes can be perceived as the captains of the troops. They are exponentially greater than the regular troops and they also have their own stats and special attributes. 

Heroes have access to status effect skills which can include buffs to help your troops in combat (i.e., increased damage, health replenishment) or debuffs to the enemy team (i.e., reduced damage).

They also have talents that are essentially boosts to their own stats that can be activated when the hero reaches a particular rank. Heroes can be ranked up with Warsouls as well as sacred items. 

Having a specific combination of heroes in a battle can also be quite useful. Heroes have combo abilities which are only activated if and only if there are specific heroes that are present alongside them during battle. This is an important consideration whenever you are strategizing your battles.

To know more about building an army in Sengoku Fubu, read this army-building guide here.

Conquering Castles

Once you have recruited enough troops as well as have enough heroes, you can start deploying them to the target castle.

To deploy them, you must select an occupied castle and then select ‘Troop’. Afterwards, begin allocating the troops to the heroes. Each hero can only lead a limited number of troops but as much as possible, always ensure that the max capacity is reached. This process can easily be done by clicking on ‘Quick Replenish’.