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ENOMOTIA Guide

How the game works, from the player's side.

  • A Battle at a Glance
  • Starting a Battle
  • Rounds
  • The Battlefield
  • Units
  • Damage and Defence
  • Walls and Siege
  • Ammunition
  • Morale and Routing
  • Reserves and Reinforcement
  • Supply and Logistics
  • Support Units
  • Defending a City
  • Winning and Losing
  • Beginner Protection
  • Raiding
  • The White Flag
  • Occupation
  • Fleets
  • Port Occupation
  • Alliances
  • Army Upkeep
  • Examples
  • Questions
  • Glossary
  • Every unit
  • Espionage
  • Pirate Cove
  • The Army Screen
  • Pirate Raids
  • Overview
  • Resources and Deposits
  • Population and Happiness
  • Gold and Tax
  • Storage and Protected Stock
  • Trade and Transport
  • Today's Gift
  • Needs and Revolt
  • Emigration
  • Indifference
  • The Travelling Merchant
  • Buildings — Overview
  • The City and its Plots
  • Town Hall and Tavern
  • Warehouse
  • Academy
  • Trading Post
  • Military Buildings
  • City Wall
  • Temple and Monument
  • Palace and Governor's Residence
  • Embassy and Hideout
  • Building Table
  • Every building
  • The Mouseion and cultural treaties
  • Activity
  • On the Road
  • Ranking
  • Player Page
  • Pantheon
  • Achievements
  • Titles
  • Messages
  • Friends
  • Pro membership
  • Founding members
  • The account page
  • Notifications
  • Holiday
  • Beta and feedback
  • What Seals are and what they do
  • Custom monument
  • Ruler portrait
  • Alliance banner and purse
  • Victory fresco
  • Reporting and removing
  • Athena's Owl
  1. ENOMOTIA Guide
  2. First steps

First steps

  • Athena's Owl

    Athena's owl guides a new player through their first steps, and every step has a gift.

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ENOMOTIA is a free browser strategy game set in Ancient Greece. If you are looking for an Ikariam alternative, its islands, cities and colony voyages will feel familiar; war and the economy follow rules of their own.