To deal with them, first don't be a target. They raid indiscriminately, often frustrating players into abandoning the game. Raiders are an essential if not annoying element in any Pirates game. What to do with unwanted sketches? Trade at the market if you can, sell at the Observatory, or sell or gift to a Shipmate. The Junks and Turtle ships are better replaced by Man O'War's and Gunboats. He starts sending sketches to take you down into the Dragon's Den where you can build a temple and create defensive units that aren't nearly as strong as your Grenadiers and Curaissers. The Tinker throws a curve when you complete Small Arms on the third branch. The fourth branch of Flight is necessary as Flying Dutchmen are a cheap and easy deterrent to spying and attacks.
The third branch of the Discovery Tree is where you should focus since it provides all the offensive and defensive units in the game, as well as leading into shipbuilding. Use ships, defensive units and haven skins to protect. Get Level 1 for a gate and cannon but even if you expensively surround your haven with walls it won't stop a big attack. Take another path unless you're playing this game to be a farmer/merchant. The same goes for the 8 Sketches each for Banking (a windmill), Manufacturing (a sawmill), and Mercantilism (a goldsmith). Not worth the week it takes or the resources. Smuggling gets you a merchants Guild to slightly increase the speed of your galleons. But this is where this branch of the Discovery Tree starts losing its leaves. There are five branches to the Discovery Tree:įirst is the one that leads you to Mathematics, and having a House of Vespucci to increase galleon loads is useful as the upgrades are reasonably priced. Unfortunately, the path they want you to follow takes a lot of time and maybe some money of you get frustrated (that's the idea) with not much to gain. Pirates: Tides of Fortune uses its daily Sketch trick to lead players on a "recommended" path.
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