Each squad can perform different tasks and as your main fuel to keep going is tools and food, always watch your reserves and keep those two in stock. The team is just implemented the option to delete squads for little gold cost (ingame currency) so you dont have to be that watchfull of your squad setup as before. The in-game tutorial is quite good, if you follow it closely and try not to outsmart it (or you might get stuck with 4 non-specialised villager squads but would need something different to advance) you are set for a good start. You start as a farmer and have to get your production chains running by gathering ressources and build housings for more specialised working units.

The gameplay available evolves all around your settlement and partly the city of your local lord. There is already a couple of Youtube videos available on go-throughs of the game itself, but to sum it up, here is my take on it.

Number Crunching (or the power of nft heroes).

Spoiler: if you are easily offended or don’t like gritty medieval settings this game most likely is nothing for you, don’t read any further. EDIT: Free farmer mint was stopped due to heavy botting, but you can still play with buying only one farmer on the marketplace With the latest release of the (free to play) community beta a couple of days ago, i wanted to show you a bit around of what is already playable and give you a starter guide, including claiming a free farmer nft. In Blocklords i am currently gaming as Lord Forrest Fyre (west of starting region the peninsula). I am a gamer from germany and not related to the game devs but a part of the thriving community for quite some time now.

Today im gonna give a you a glimpse into the Web3 game Blocklords.

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