If there are 6 helmets, it means that you can assign a maximum of 6 troops to your army and not more than that. Helmets are also known as “manpower” in this game. These indicate how many troops you can have in your army. On the top-left side of the screen, you will see yellow helmets. This is where you can assign new troops to expand your army, upgrade them and devise a new strategy. Once you reach player level 2, you will unlock “My Army”. Pay Attention to Manpower Slots before Assigning New Troops After selecting a civilization, you will get our epic hero in two-three days. Note: Each epic hero has his/her own set of unique abilities/skills. Native Americans: Fierce warriors and skilled hunters, Native Americans go for the kill! The starting army of Native Americans consists of tomahawk warriors (ranged) and buffalo warriors (melee combatants). Starting army: Gaya Warriors and Jeoseung Gungsu (archers). Koreans: They fight to death to keep their kingdom safe.

Their starting army consists of warriors and pelechah (ranged). Mayans: Blood thirsty warriors and star-gazers. Caesar will be the epic hero of the empire. Their starting army consists of slingers (ranged) and legionaries (armored melee units). Romans: A technologically advanced empire. Norsemen: Known for their toughness and strength. Swordsmen and Archers will be your starting army if you choose Egyptians. Leonidas will be your hero.Įgyptian: Known for their wit and mystic arts. You will get Hoplites (melee soldiers) and Toxotes (archers). Here’s a list of civilizations and their starting army/heroes: Melee troops engage in close-range combat whereas ranged troops will attack enemies from a distance. The starting army of a nation comprises of melee and ranged troops. Each has its own unique starter troops and an epic hero, which gets unlocked later in the game.

There are 7 nations or civilizations in GoN. Pay Attention to Manpower Slots before Assigning New Troops.

State of survival troop upgrade