Nobunaga

“Brilliant Japanese general who conquered almost a third of Japan.”

DescriptionEdit

Nobunaga is the fourth General available to players, unlocked after upgrading the Castle to level 2 in the Gunpowder Age.

Historical Description Edit

"Oda Nobunaga (1534-1582) was a brilliant Japanese general who conquered almost a third of Japan. One of the keys to Nobunaga's success was his willingness to embrace new technology. In the critical Battle of Nagashino, Nobunaga's arquebusiers used volley-fire to destroy the enemy cavalry. Although he was betrayed and forced to commit seppuku by one of his own generals, Nobunaga's successors Hideyoshi and Tokugawa would complete the unification of Japan after his death."

Attacking Strategies Edit

• Nobunaga can tank up defensive damage and deal damage to enemy defenses/Troops.

• AVOID Ballista Towers, Cannon Towers, and Anti-Tank Guns with Nobunaga. These defensive Buildings are designed to take out any Troop/General that has high hit-points.
  • A good way to avoid the Cannon Towers is to rally straight back out of your clean path near Buildings, bringing your Troops back with your Generals to help escort him/her or for Nobunaga to kill any Heavy Cavalry, foot Troops, or General stalking your Troops.
  • Avoid rallying at 45 degree angles, since your Troops are defenseless until meeting the rally point, and it is very possible Cannon Towers, and Troops can kill Nobunaga and your Troops if you pass by the defensive Buildings.

• If you are attacking without Tanks with your Troops, Nobunaga can take up some of the damage, and is best used to take out Mortar fire. Beware not to rally your troops with Nobunaga to a Mortar that can still hit your troops, since Nobunaga will be the only one left alive.
  • (Mainly used for Medieval Age) If a Mortar is in position to wipe out Troops, but is easily accessible without Cannon Towers in range, put Nobunaga down and rally him/her to the Mortar to wipe it out. Then continue your attack with placement of Troops and Tactics.

StatisticsEdit

Level	Castle Level Required	HP	DPS	Damage Vs. Generals	Range	Upgrade Cost	Upgrade Time	XP Gain
1	2	10,200	380	2,280	Melee	-	-	-
2		10,413	388	2,328		250,000	8h	285
3		10,625	396	2,376		500,000
4		10,838	404	2,424		750,000
5		11,093	414	2,484		1,000,000
6		11,773	435	2,610		1,250,000	16h	420
7		12,028	445	2,670		1,500,000
8		12,283	455	2,730		2,000,000
9		12,538	466	2,796		2,500,000
10		12,835	476	2,856		3,000,000
11	3	13,600	505	3,030		41,000	2d	520
12		13,898	515	3,096		42,000
13		14,195	527	3,162		43,000
14		14,493	538	3,228		44,000
15		14,854	552	3,312		45,000
16		15,704	586	3,516		46,000	2d	760
17		16,065	598	3,588		47,000
18		16,425	612	3,672		48,000
19		16,788	624	3,744		49,000
20		17,213	636	3,816		50,000
21	4	18,233	676	4,056	3	55,000	3d	950
22		18,658	692	4,152		60,000
23		19,083	706	4,236		65,000
24		19,508	722	4,332		70,000
25		20,018	738	4,428		75,000
26		21,208	785	4,710		80,000
27		21,718	803	4,818		85,000
28		22,228	820	4,920		90,000
29		22,738	837	5,022		95,000
30		23,333	856	5,136		100,000
31	5	24,778	909	5,454		110,000	4d	1,112
32		25,373	934	5,604		120,000
33		25,968	959	5,754		130,000
34		26,563	984	5,904		140,000
35		27,158	1,010	6,060		150,000
36		28,773	1,067	6,402		160,000
37		29,453	1,094	6,564		170,000
38		30,133	1,120	6,720		180,000
39		30,813	1,147	6,882		190,000
40		31,493	1,173	7,038		200,000
41	6	?	?	?		205,000	5d	1,260
42		?	?	?		210,000
43		?	?	?		215,000
44		?	?	?		220,000
45		?	?	?		225,000
46		?	?	?		230,000
47		?	?	?		235,000
48		?	?	?		240,000
49		?	?	?		245,000
50		?	?	?		250,000
51	7	?	?	?		251,000	6d	?
52		?	?	?		252,000		?
53		?	?	?		253,000		?
54		?	?	?		254,000		?
55		?	?	?		255,000		?
56		?	?	?		256,000		?
57		?	?	?		257,000		?
58		?	?	?		258,000		?
59		?	?	?		259,000		?
60		?	?	?		260,000		?

General stats here may or may not be without Library and Wonder benefits.

In reality you will have +10% HP from Library Leadership research and +10% HP from Versailles wonder if you choose to build it.

Trivia Edit

• In 1562 he entered into an alliance with Tokugawa Ieyasua capable daimyo of the neighbouring province of Mikawa (also now in Aichi).
• In 1567 Nobunaga, feeling that he had secured his rear flank, moved his base of operations north to the city of Gifu.
• Nobunaga promoted a new economic policy by abolishing the collection of tolls on the roads and from the guilds, both of which had been privileged sources of income for the local daimyo.
• By the spring of 1582 he had conquered central Japan and was attempting to extend his hegemony over western Japan.
• Nobunaga was wounded during the attack, and, with no chance of escape, he committed seppuku, a form of ritual suicide.