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Egyptian Pier

The Egyptian pier ("pier") is like the quarry, lumberhut, and ore vein in Gaul. It is already built when you arrive in Egypt. It provides stone and can drop salt, coal, iron ore, and gold ore from time to time. The pier is blocked by a Roman camp that must be defeated in order to have access to the pier and its resources. It can be upgraded so that it can hold more stone before it stops producing. Collecting stone from the pier gives a small amount of RP. You can set an outpost at the pier to keep the Roman camp from returning.

The pier serves a double purpose. In addition to providing resources, it is the port of entry for the cargo ship between Egypt and Gaul. You must control the pier in order to have access to the ship.
Storage Buildings (Gaul)

In your village, you start with your resource storage buildings for straw, wood, and stone already built and ready to go for you. At level one, these buildings allow you to hold 30 of each resource. You can see how much of each resource you have and how much you can store at the top right of your screen. These buildings must be upgraded in order to have more space (+5 space for each upgrade). All three buildings have the same upgrade requirements. What it takes to upgrade the stone storage at level 3 is the same for the wood storage and the straw storage. Without guild bonuses, level 19 will give you room for 130 of that building's resource. With guild bonuses, its possible for each of these buildings to reach a space of 145.
Contacting Support

Players will sometimes need to contact support.

## Reasons to Contact Support

* You should contact support to report a problem with your game. If you are constantly crashing, a quest isn't completing even though you should be able to do so, etc., they need to know.
* You were scammed by another player in a trade.
* A player is harassing you in chat or by mail.
* Your guild chief is inactive.
* Someone is getting around the in-game censor and harassing or spamming everyone in the chat.
* A player is spamming you in whispers or by mail.
* Someone is posing as a developer or admin and asking for your login information.

## Reasons NOT to Contact Support

* You want to complain about a feature in the game that you do not like (the speed of attacking legions, the low drop rate of an item, the 3 item craft limit, etc.).
* You want to tell them how much you love/hate the game.
* You have a personal grudge against another player.
* You want to know how to hunt boar or go fishing.
* You want new content NOW.

If any of these are the reason you want to reach the developers, please don't contact them through the official support channels. Doing so only floods their mailbox with less important matters and makes their response time to actual game issues that much longer. Instead, go to the forum and let your thoughts be known. The moderators there work directly with the developers and can pass your word along. There are specific threads for issues, suggestions, and questions.

## How to Contact Support

If you need to contact game support, here are your best options.

* Email them at **support@asterix-friends.com** with a detailed report of your problem. If you can, provide screen shots with proof of your issue, especially regarding scams and harassment.
* You can use the form provided through the main website. Go the the website here. Click the "Support" tab. It will open a new window. On that new window, the top right corner of the page has a link called "Submit a request" which will go to the form. On the form, everything except attachments are required to fill out before you can submit the form.
* Join the forum. Please read through the posts before you report an issue or ask a question. It might have already been answered before. The forum is very low traffic though so you might not get a response.
* You can also make posts to their official (English Language) Facebook page here but this page is about promoting the game and they are not very good about responding to *anything*. Any complaints or problems should be sent through the official channels above rather than the Facebook page.
The Sky Has Fallen

Occasionally, you will experience an error that forces you to refresh your game.

If you are unable to whisper to someone, refresh. If your chat server fails or a bunch of text layers on top of each other, refresh. If all of your boar tracks have respawned except 1 (and you *know* you have given it adequate time to respawn), refresh.

The most consistent error will *force* you to refresh your game. A window will pop up telling you "The sky has fallen..." or some other phrase and it will block you from being able to do anything until you refresh. For a period of time, players were experiencing constant errors that forced them to refresh their games every 5 or so minutes. Thankfully, for most players, this issue has cleared up (due to a *very* long server repair by Sproing Games) and they only experience this kind of error infrequently.

If you are experiencing constant game errors (called a "crash" by some), you can take some steps to help correct this *if the crashes aren't a server issue*.

* Make sure your computer, drivers, and browser are up to date.
* Clear your browser cashe.
* Clear your computer cashe.
* Confirm you are not having connection issues with your ISP.
* Make sure your anti-virus software, router settings, and firewall settings are not causing the issue. If you don't know how to do any of these things, Google is your friend. ;)

If you have done all of that and are still experiencing constant crashing, it is probably a server issue. And there isn't anything you or another player can do about it. All you can do is continue to attempt to play the game, report errors to game support, and be patient.
Gaul

**Gaul** was a region of Western Europe during the Iron Age that was inhabited by Celtic tribes. Gaul encompassed present day France, Luxembourg, Belgium, most of Switzerland, parts of Northern Italy, as well as the parts of the Netherlands and Germany on the west bank of the Rhine river. Lutetia in Gaul corresponds to modern day Paris. In the game's story, villages throughout Gaul (including the player's village) are rising up against the Romans, having been inspired by Asterix's indomitable village. The Friends Map shows the village of the player along with 34-35 other villagers scattered throughout a part of Gaul.
Democratix

**Democratix** is the mayor. You must build his house before he will join you in the village.

You will need to upgrade Democratix's house often throughout the game.

By upgrading Democratix, he increases his strength by 1. No other stats change with an upgrade. At guild level 6, 16, and 26, Democratix will get a bonus to his crit % for brawling of +5% at each level (max of +15%). At guild level 8, 18, and 28, Democratix will get a bonus to his block % for brawling of +5% at each level (max of +15%). An active guild is very important.

His stats at level 1:

* 9 strength
* 24 defense
* 48 health points
* 15 minute cool down
* 3% crit
* 3% block
Resistance

**Resistance** Points (RP) are used to upgrade villagers, unlock Egyptian brawlers, to purchase permanent outposts, and to open extra equipment slots on your villagers.

Your current RP balance is found at the top of your screen to the right of the sesterce. Balance the spending of RP wisely as they take time to earn and you need a TON of them at higher levels to upgrade your villagers. It is not advisable to spend RP on permanent outposts, Egyptian brawlers, or extra equipment slots at early levels, but rather to focus on upgrading villagers.

## How to Earn RP

Your village will earn RP for fighting patrols, camps, and legions. The amount of RP earned for attacking a legion is equal to the damage you did to the legion (so long as your attack was successful) plus any bonus you have from your Resistance Level (see next section) and Guild Level. Attacking legions can provide a lot of RP in the course of a day.

Two or more outposts will generate a small amount of RP.

Brawling generates a small amount of RP.

Collecting from the quarry/lumberhut/ore vein/Egyptian pier will generate a small amount of RP.

The Palace generates up to 1,200 RP a day for 2 weeks while it is completed. Once it needs repair, it still generates a small amount of RP.

## RP and your Resistance Level

While earning RP, you will notice that your Resistance Level (RL) is going up over time. This is found in the top middle of the screen with the miniature picture of a village, a bar with a Roman moving across it (that lets you know how close a legion is to attacking), and a picture of Caesar with a number in a blue circle under him. The number under Caesar is your RL. It starts at 0 and Caesar is very smug about this. The max RL is 5 and by that point, Caesar as very angry.

With each level you go up, you will get rewarded with a weapon of some kind and an amount of RP. For each level from 1-5, you will get a small bonus % to your RP earnings as well, up to 10% extra at RL 5. You can hover your mouse over Caesar to see the current % bonus to RP and how much more RP you must earn to reach the next RP level.

The points needed for each Resistance Level is independent of the RP gained by the player. Rather, it is accumulated strength used when fighting patrols or legions. Therefore, a player will receive the same Resistance Level points regardless of whether a battle was won or lost.

If a legion successfully attacks your village, your RL will reset to 0 and the patrols you previously cleared will respawn. Try not to be discouraged by this since that means you get the weapons and bonus RP again as you raise the RL once again.

Since June 2017:
Stamina Potions

Stamina (aka Regeneration Potions) potions cannot be used in brawling. They are used to restore strength to any of the 6 fighting villagers or to the Egyptian workers after they have fought against the Romans similar to food.

They come in four types: minor, medium, major, and insane potions.

To use a stamina potion on a villager, open the villager window.

Click on the weapons slot of the villager you wish to use the stamina potion on to bring up the equipment window.

On the equipment window, find the 4th slot that says "Apply Potion" (red arrow) and click it. Any available stamina potion will be shown in the window that pops up. If you have nothing showing in the inventory, then you have no usable stamina potion. CAREFUL: Harvesting potions will also show up in this window.

As of Update 1.3.13, adding potions are even easier. Click the villagers window and click the potion icon.

You villager will display which potions they can use. Any villager can use a stamina potion.

Click the potion to add it to your villager. Or you can still use the old way mentioned above.
Rewards

At the end of each tournament, brawlers are rewarded for the individual league they finish in AND the guild league their guild finishes in. **Rewards** include RP, sesterce, guild XP, and items!

With update 1.4.0, the tournament runs for 2 weeks at a time. Previously, it ran for 4 weeks at a time.

## Individual Award

To get the individual rewards, a player must brawl on offense and defense at least once in every monthly tournament. Everyone in the same league gets the same reward regardless if they are first place or last place in that league.

With the shortened tournament, rewards were reduced since rewards will go out twice as often. The new rewards are the following:

## Former Individual Rewards for the 4 week tournament

The individual rewards changed with Update 34 in July, 2015. (Outdated but retained for those that wish to compare the old rewards to the new rewards.)

## Guild Award

To get the guild rewards, a player must brawl on offense and defense at least once *after* joining the guild and every month thereafter. Everyone in the guild will get the same reward so long as they have participated in offense and defense brawls.

Updated for update 1.4.0.

## Receiving Awards

Rewards are sent by mail at the end of the tournament. Individual rewards are sent first and guild rewards are sent second. It may take *considerable* time before the guild rewards are sent out, sometimes up to a day after the tournament ends.

The tournament awards for the April 2015 tournament were delayed by several days before Sproing could correct the problem. It required a maintenance in order to fix the issue and push the awards through to players. It happens.

Be patient. They will get to you eventually.
Friendsmap

The Friends Map takes on the appearance of a part of Gaul , and functions as the closest approximation of a "friends list" that players will find in the game. Players can get to the friendsmap by clicking the button that looks like a hut at the bottom right of your map. A red exclamation mark on the friendsmap button indicates that a legion is attacking the village.

The map shows other players who are 'followed' (a maximum of 15 players not in your guild), all of the guild members, and other random players. It is possible to search for players here to inspect them for brawling statistics or if someone in chat asks for help with their legion.

A player can click on a village to attempt to join their guild or click one's own village leave the current guild. The guild chief can click another player's village in order to invite them to his/her guild or click his own village to disband their guild.

It is on the Friends Map that players will find legions to attack.

To return to  the village , click the Friends Map button again.

The player's friendsmap is unavailable from Egypt. Pointandclix will have to return to the village in order to get to the friendsmap.
Gaul Resource Buildings

There are several locations spread out around your village that will provide you extra resources so long as you remove the camp blocking it. The starting maximum capacity for each building is 6. Every upgrade adds +1 to the maximum capacity (up to a total of 12) of the building.

## Southern Farm

The Southern Farm provides food. It does not drop anything else, including RP.

It produces 1 food every 15 minutes and reaches max capacity in 1.5 to 3 hours, depending on the building level.

## Quarry

The quarry provides stone. It can also drop coal, salt, iron ore, and gold ore. Collecting from the quarry will provide a small amount of RP each time.

It produces 1 stone every 30 minutes and reaches max capacity in 3 to 6 hours, depending on the building level.

## Lumberhut

The lumberhut provides wood. It can also drop feathers, rabbits, mushrooms, resin, parsley, mistletoe and strawberries. Collecting from the lumberhut will provide a small amount of RP each time.

It produces 1 wood every 45 minutes and It reaches max capacity in 4.5 to 9 hours, depending on the building level.

## Ore Vein

The ore vein provides iron ore. It can also drop coal, salt, and gold ore. Collecting from the ore vein will provide a small amount of RP.

It produces 1 iron ore every 60 minutes and reaches max capacity in 6 to 12 hours, depending on the building level.

## Upgrading

Upgrading these buildings increases their max capacity by +1 but does not affect how fast they produce their specific items. Each of these buildings mirror each other in what they need to upgrade at every level. At level 7, these buildings can hold a maximum capacity of 12.

## Outposts

If you do not want to keep fighting off Roman camps blocking these locations, you can add an outpost once you have defeated the camp. Be aware that outposts must be renewed or they will expire and the camp will return. There is an achievement for clearing camps so many times AND one to specifically clear the camp from the Southern Farm so many times. You may want to be choosy in where you place outposts and how many you place at any given time.
Tournament

The tournament is a 2-week event and is directly related to brawling and the brawling leagues. At any time, you can click the boxing ring and click the trophy to pull up the tournament leaderboard. From this screen, you can view four different lists:

**My League:** This opens by default to your place within the tournament.

**Friends:** This opens to the beginning of your list and will show the ranking of everyone in your guild and everyone you follow.

**Top Players:** This opens to the beginning of the tournament list and shows the top players overall.

**Top Guilds:** This opens by default to your guild's place in the tournament.

How to read the tournament screen:

* Just below the tabs along the top of the tournament screen, you will see "My League = [Mineral #]". This identifies what league you are in currently.
* You can move through the list of players in groups of 10 by clicking the up or down arrow located on the top or bottom of the list.
* The first item on the list shows a number and is your actual rank in the tournament. All leagues are represented here. If your name says 3,771 in the first number, then you are #3,771 out of ALL brawlers, not just the brawlers in Stone 1.
* The second item on the list shows your league. Wood leagues show a brown circle figure. Stone leagues show a gray square-ish figure. Bronze leagues show a bronze trophy figure. Silver leagues show a silver trophy figure. Gold leagues show a gold trophy figure. On top of the figures will be a number. That is the numbered league you are in (remember, each mineral has 3 sub leagues, 3 being the lowest and 1 being the highest).
* The third item on the list is your name.
* The fourth item on the list are 2 buttons. The first button allows you to send that player mail. The second button allows you to follow or unfollow that player.
* The fifth item on the list is how many points you have earned in brawling during the tournament. The points system has been explained in the brawling overview page.
* Below the list, you have a countdown timer letting you know when the current tournament will end and therefore when to expect your rewards for your place in the individual tournament and the guild tournament.
* The last line of this screen tells you how many ranked brawlers are participating in the tournament, allows you to search for a specific page number, takes you to the beginning of the list, or will return your list to your current place in the tournament.
* An exception to some of this is the guild ranking page. You can view the guild's overall rank in the first spot, see their league (only a mineral, no number in guild leagues), and the name of the guild. There is no option to contact or follow *the guild*. The last item on each line is the points which are the cumulative total of all players in the guild.
Food

**Food** is one of the most highly sought after items in the game. Without food, you cannot harvest trees, straw fields, or rocks. You cannot help your villagers recover their strength in order to continue fighting Romans. You cannot collect the materials needed to craft items. This is one of those items that cannot be traded to other players.

## How To Get Food

In Gaul, food is collected from the village farm, the southern farm, hunting boars, and fishing.

In Egypt, food is collected from the Egyptian farm, Egyptian fields, and fishing.

Defeating legions will provide food in addition to XP, guild XP, RP, sesterce, and occasional items **when the legion is finally completely destroyed**. If your food storage is full (or you were offline or had your mailbox open when the legion was defeated), then the food will go in your mail until you collect it as these mails do not expire. (They do have a limit of 100 legion defeat mails in your mailbox though.) If your storage is not full and no other action prevents the "Legion Defeated" message from popping up, the food will go into your food storage. This is true in both Gaul and Egypt.

Leveling up provides a food reward. Whatever you cannot store in your food storage will go to your mailbox. You can wait to collect it indefinitely as these mails do not expire like the legion reward mails.

When you first start playing the game, clearing the rubble from the broken down buildings will yield some food occasionally.

You can purchase food in the market with helmets.

## Losing Food

**Pay attention to your food storage!** You can lose precious food by failing to pay attention to what you have in your storage.

If your food storage is full, the village farm, southern farm, and Egyptian farm will not let you collect more until your food storage has more room. Clicking these buildings will not cause you to lose any food. Instead, you will get a popup letting you know your storage is full. However, if that building has reached its max capacity of how much it can store, then it will **stop production** of more food until you collect some. This means you are losing food by letting the building sit inactive.

Also, if your food storage is full and you hunt a boar or go fishing, any food collected will be ***lost*** much like resources will be lost if you exceed your various resource storage or inventory storage.
Guild XP

The most important aspect for an individual in a guild is earning guild XP. It is the cumulative total of of each guild member's guild XP that raises the guild level.

Guild XP is earned by fighting Romans, brawling, and as rewards at the end of each tournament.

* Patrols of strength 15/20 give 2-4 guild XP and 1 XP each.
* Patrols of strength 25 give 5-10 guild XP and 1 XP each.
* Patrols of strength 35 give 10-15 guild XP and 2 XP each.
* Camps give 15-25 guild XP and 3-6 XP each.
* Legions (on initial attack, not final rewards) give 1 guild XP and 1 XP each.
* Crocodiles in Egypt give 3-6 guild XP and 3 XP each.
* Final rewards for legions give rewards dependent upon the strength and health of the legion. This number *varies* widely.
* Brawling gives 3-4 guild xp for a loss and a widely *variable* number for wins. Brawling also has a chance to drop extra guild XP (and items) at the completion of a brawl that isn't reflected in the award banner.
* Sometimes the village well and the Egyptian oasis will give guild XP.
* The guild reward provides a large amount of guild XP depending on the league the guild finishes in but that is only a once a month reward.

For daily play, winning brawling and the final rewards for ending legions provide the most guild XP.

When a player earns guild XP, it is specific to the guild they are currently in. If they leave the guild, their guild XP will remain with the guild they left. The guild level will remain unchanged for the old guild and the player will start at 0 guild XP when they join a new guild. All guild XP earned after joining a new guild will go to the new guild, not the old one.
Sarcophagus

Purchase price: information unknown

Sell price: information unknown

Craftable: information unknown

Information: Brawling weapon. ? stats.

This item was introduced as an "exclusive level quest reward" in Update 39 along with the Level Quests. The developers have requested that this information not be posted in order to keep them secret and therefore a surprise for players as they earn them. For now, that request will be honored. **No picture or information beyond the item name and what kind of weapon it is will be posted.**
Leatherworker

The **leatherworker** is used to craft leather, leather straps,
poor shields, shields, quality shields, belts, and shoes. At certain levels, this building has a chance to drop boar skin and salt with each craft made.

It is possible to add decorations
 to the leatherworker. The first decoration reduces craft time by 5% and
costs 150 helmets. The second decoration gives a 20% chance to drop boar skin and costs 3,000 sesterce. These decorations can be upgraded with
more helmets and sesterce at various levels to get more benefits.
Hunting for Boars

Collecting food is necessary in this game in order to chop trees, stones, and straw as well as heal your villagers in order to fight Roman patrols, camps, and legions.

One way to collect food is to hunt boar. The tutorial covers this in the very beginning. But some people need some more help. They must not have been paying attention to the tutorial. :D

Before hunting boars, make sure your food storage isn't full. If you hunt a boar with a full food storage, the food you earn will be lost and you cannot recover it.

## How to Hunt

Step 1: Look at your map and determine where the boars will be.

*Click the map to the right to see the areas where each of the 7 boars can appear.*

Step 2. ~~Look closer at your map (zoom in if you must) to find the boar trail in the grass. These can sometimes be hidden with just the tiniest bit showing behind a tree or a soldier so look close.~~ With update 1.4.2, they have increased the size of the boar paths so they are much easier to see.

    Step 3. Click on the boar trail. It will disappear and reappear 2-4 times before a boar will finally appear. Each time it reappears, click the tracks.

Step 4. When the boar finally appears, click it and you will give him the *elbow of death* in order to get 1 food (and 1 XP).

## Drops

While hunting, you will gather other items that are useful for cooking, potions, and other crafting items. These items include entrails, boar skin, boar teeth, and boar bones. Some boars will drop an extra item as you are tracking it!

## Respawn

Each boar should respawn in about 10 minutes after you've hunted it. If all of your other boars have respawned and you are missing one, give it another couple minutes if you can't remember what order you hunted them in. Take down the other 6 available. If, by the time those 6 respawn again, and your 7th boar has not respawned, refresh your game. The tracks should be there when you log back in.
Asterix And Friends Wiki

Second
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 Characters | An overview of all characters that make an appearance in the game, what they do, and why they are here

Create your own Gaulish village with the help of Asterix, Obelix and Dogmatix, and a few villagers. Join a guild, make friends, and fight the Romans. Upgrade your village further and further to make even better items faster! Fight against other players in the boxing ring in a double or nothing PvP match. Whatever you do, have fun and try to avoid the sky falling on your head.

Asterix and Friends is a resource management style game incorporating the characters of the Asterix comic books! It went into open beta in June, 2013 and has continued to release new content over time.

***Important Information: This is a fan made wiki based on the Asterix and Friends game. It is not associated with any official channels related to the game, including the related forums or FB pages. You can go to the OFFICIAL WIKI here.***
Wells

There are two **wells** in the game: the village well and the Egyptian oasis well. Neither of these wells can be upgraded.

The village well is in the center of the village. It is not blocked by any Roman soldiers and will always be accessible. Clicking this well uses food and yields water every time. It will frequently drop fish too. Sometimes, it will drop guild XP or sesterce. It does not give XP for gathering water.

The Egyptian oasis well is on the left side of the Egypt map surrounded by trees. It is blocked by a camp and multiple Roman soldiers. You must defeat the Romans in order to access this well. Clicking this well uses food and gives 2 XP with every click. It frequently drops sand. It gives water and Egyptian fish less frequently. Rarely, it will give rock oil. You can build an outpost at the oasis in order to keep the camp from returning but the patrols will continue to come back.
Tavern

The **tavern** is used to craft warrior special, Gaul stew, and
Egyptian stew. It can be
upgraded in order to make merchandise spots available to sell those
crafted items as well as beets, parsley, strawberries, cervisia barrels, wine barrels, and dates.

It is possible to add decorations
 to the tavern. The first decoration adds 25 sesterce to every cycle and
costs 150 helmets. The second decoration gives the building 100 more
sesterce capacity and costs 120 helmets. These decorations can be
upgraded with
more helmets and sesterce at various levels to get more benefits.
Tailor

The **tailor** is used to craft linen, tents, flax, red ribbons,
pants, jackets, rope, thread, fisher nets, and banners. At certain levels, this building has a chance to drop flax and thread with each craft made.

It is possible to add decorations
 to the tailor. The first decoration reduces craft time by 5% and
costs 120 helmets. The second decoration gives a 20% chance to drop flax and costs 3,000 sesterce. These decorations can be upgraded with
more helmets and sesterce at various levels to get more benefits.
Unknown Information

Though the wiki contributors have made a great effort to make this wiki as comprehensive as possible, there is some unknown information still floating around.

## Why Is this Information Unknown?

1. The wiki contributors haven't played long enough or didn't have an item saved from an event from last year to contribute the information. This is mostly referring to event related items such as snowball, anti-fog potion, and glowing substance.
2. The wiki contributors aren't high enough level to contribute that information. This is mostly referring to the requirements for villager upgrades at the current highest levels.
3. The information is related to a new patch and the contributors haven't been able to ascertain the information yet. This is mostly referring to new items.

## What Information Is Currently Unknown?

* Level Quest information from Level 67 and up
* Edifis's full quest list
* Individual villager's repeatable quests

## How Can You Help?

If you are able to collect any of the missing information above, you can update the wiki page yourself. Please note that due to some recent malicious vandalism to the wiki, unconfirmed information (without screenshot proof) will not be allowed and will be rolled back to its previous page at the admin's earliest ability if it looks suspect.

If you do not want to update the page or are unsure of how to make/place a screenshot, please send an ingame message to FarOff with a message about said information. FarOff will provide Facebook information to you to send a screenshot of information for confirmation if needed.
Restart Game / Change Name

When you start playing the game, there is a learning curve. Often times, people waste helmets early on not realizing just how valuable they are or they name their city something stupid not realizing that becomes the name that shows up in chat and in guilds too. So these questions have often come up:

**Q: How do I rename my village?**

A: You can't. There is no rename function in the game. You can try to contact game support to request a name change but it is highly unlikely that they will grant your request unless your name is offensive or against the TOS.

**Q: How do I restart my game?**

A: You can't. There is no restart function in the game. You can either make a new account with a different Facebook account or a different email address if you log in from the main website. If you do not want to use a different Facebook account or email, your only option is to contact game support to request your current account be deleted. They *may* do this for you but it takes time as they get tons of mails every day. Once they delete your account, you can start over.
Repeatable Weekly Quests

Democratix offers a weekly repeatable quest row which makes Asterix combat-ready. The quest row is titled "The Great Banquet".

Baltix offers a weekly repeatable quest row which makes Obelix combat-ready. The quest row is titled "Visitor Attraction".

   During specific events and times (not year-round), Ekonomikrisis offers a repeatable weekly quest. You must collect a spartan helmet and 1,000 sesterce and he will give you a bronze viking shield as a reward. The English patch notes said this reward was a silver viking shield but a moderator confirmed that this was a mistake.

**Loyalty Bonus**

During the Flower Weeks event only, Lyrix offers a weekly (or as a debatable note, every few days) quest asking you to collect lilies, deliver a red ribbon, and make a flower bouquet. The reward is a mix of food, sesterce, and items.

There are other weekly quests available during events. This will be updated as those details are collected.
Statistix

**Statistix** is the druid. He is a passive character and will not fight against the Romans or in brawls. He will make some potions for you instead. By upgrading his house, he will have more potions available.

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There is some confusion surrounding the druid. In order to upgrade him and access better potions, you access the upgrade menu at his *house*. In order to open the potions window, you must access the menu at the druid *himself*.

Statistix has access to the minor and medium potions. If you need major or insane potions, you will have to have control of the druid circle instead.
Armamentos modernos e futebol

## Armas, esportes e música

**Armas**                                                                                                                                                               **Atualmente as armas do exercito estão melhores**que as usadas na segunda guerra mundial e muito mais que na    primeira guerra**. Compare:**

**Revólver usado na primeira guerra mundial**

**Futebol**

**Corinthians, o pior time do mundo.** 0x0 Corinthians perdeu nos penaltis para o Palmeiras.

**Ponte Preta jogou na Disney** contra o time do Kaká (Orlando City) **e o resultado foi 3x2 para o Orlando City**

**São Paulo irá jogar dia 6 de Maio** contra o Cruzeiro

**Armas**

Saiba a **diferença e a semelhança entre Revólver e Pistola**

**Semelhança:** Os dois são **armas curtas**

**Diferença:** O pente do **Revólver** é fixo e o da **Pistola** não. A **Pistola** é uma arma Semi-Automática e o **Revólver** não.

**Futebol**

**Palmeiras perdeu** para o Santos na final do Campeonato Paulista.

**Corinthians perdeu** para o Guarany do Paraguai.

**Música**

Se você quer catar para a sua mãe no **Dia das mães, cante a música Um Anjo do Céu**
Feeding Villagers

Fighting against the Romans is the purpose of the game. However, when your villagers fight the Romans, they lose their strength with every fight. Once the villager reaches 0 strength, they can no longer fight.

## Why Would I Feed a Villager

When your villager is at a strength lower than full, they will have an icon over their head indicating that they are hungry. You can let them regenerate their strength over time (5 minutes for every 1 strength), regenerate their strength with a stamina potion, or you can use your food to feed them. You cannot partially feed villagers so choose carefully if you want to feed them. You will quickly run out of food if you are feeding villagers.

If you are not in a hurry for villager strength to fill up, do not feed them. Let them regenerate over time instead and use your food for collecting resources.

## How to Feed a Villager

You can feed villagers in one of three ways.

1. Click your villager when he has the "hungry" icon over his head. One of the buttons that comes up will show the same icon and have a number. That is how much food he requires to become full. Click this button and the food will come out of your available food storage and he will have full strength.
2. You can also click the strength bar at the top of your screen as if you were equipping a weapon. Instead of clicking the shield and sword button, click the same "hungry" icon that appears beside your villagers current and max strength bar. This will come out of your available food inventory and he will have full strength.
3. As of Update 42, you can now feed your villagers directly from the fight screen. When you click a Roman patrol, camp, or legion, the normal screen will come up now with a food button under each villager that isn't at full health. Click the button to feed the villager.

You must have enough food in your available inventory to feed a villager. If you only have 6 food available and your villager needs 7 or more to become full, you will get a popup that tells you that you are "out of food" and will direct you to buy food from the market. Close this window and collect more food to proceed if you cannot/will not spend helmets on food.

## A Strategy

One option that you have if you are in a serious fight against a legion is to feed all of your villagers except Pointandclix from your food storage in Gaul. Then, go to Egypt to use the food storage there to feed Pointandclix. That helps a little if you are trying to balance the food storages vs. hungry villagers. Just be aware that all the food you use to feed your villagers takes away from the wood, stone, and straw that you might want to collect as well.
Jogos olimpicos

O Barão
Pierre de Coubertin foi o responsável pelo resgate dos Jogos Olímpicos.
Inspirado nos ideais dos gregos, ele acreditava que a educação física era um
fator determinante na educação moral. O educador francês viu na realização da
competição uma forma de propagar esta filosofia pelo mundo.

Os primeiros
Jogos Olímpicos da Era Moderna, realizados na cidade grega de Atenas, em 1896,
resgataram o objetivo de incentivar o maior desenvolvimento possível das
aptidões físicas e intelectuais do ser humano.

Competição
entre os melhores atletas do mundo, confraternização entre os povos e, acima de
tudo, a grande festa do esporte, os Jogos Olímpicos são um dos mais importantes
eventos do planeta. Mobilizam populações de centenas de países e emocionam com
vitórias, recordes e histórias de superação.

De quatro em
quatro anos, uma cidade do mundo tem a honra de sediar os Jogos. Nela,
competidores e torcedores se misturam e, durante pouco mais de duas semanas,
ajudam a preservar e fortalecer o espírito olímpico.

Os primeiros
registros oficiais da existência dos Jogos Olímpicos datam de 776 a.C. A
vitória nos Jogos consagrava o atleta e proporcionava glória também à sua
cidade de origem. A celebração durou até o ano de 394 d.C., quando, por
questões religiosas, foi banida pelo imperador romano Teodósio.

Seu
renascimento só aconteceu cerca de 1.500 anos depois, graças aos esforços de um
pedagogo e esportista francês, o barão Pierre de Coubertin, que viu no esporte
e nos ideais olímpicos gregos uma fonte de inspiração para o aperfeiçoamento do
ser humano. Os primeiros Jogos Olímpicos da Era Moderna ocorreram em Atenas, no
ano de 1896. Na mesma época, Coubertin criou a concepção moderna do Olimpismo.

Em 1924,
foram criados também os Jogos Olímpicos de Inverno, realizados a cada quatro
anos, no mesmo ano dos Jogos Olímpicos tradicionais. De 1994 para cá, passaram
a acontecer de forma alternada. Outra importante inovação foi o surgimento dos
Jogos Paralímpicos, em que competem atletas com necessidades especiais. Desde então,
outras 12 edições do evento foram realizadas - a mais recente em Pequim 2008.
Atualmente, há também os Jogos Paralímpicos de Inverno - a primeira edição do
evento aconteceu em 1976, na Suécia.

Em 27 de
julho de 2012, começam os Jogos Olímpicos de Londres. A 30° edição da
competição ocorrerá pela terceira vez na capital inglesa. Em seguida, será a
vez de o Brasil sediar o evento. Os Jogos Olímpicos Rio 2016 serão os primeiros
a serem celebrados na América do Sul e, desde já, mexem com o dia a dia do carioca
e de todos os brasileiros.
Menecraft mod

O Minecraft é um jogo muito popular e é tudo quadrado. ***é um jogo de construção em mundo aberto criado pela Mojang AB fundada por Markus Persson, e inspirado pelos jogos Infiniminer, Dwarf Fortress e Dungeon Keeper. O Gameplay envolve que os jogadores interajam com o mundo do jogo, colocando e quebrando vários tipos de blocos num ambiente tridimensional. Neste ambiente, jogadores podem construir criativas estruturas, criações e obras de arte em servidores multiplayer e em mundos singleplayer em vários modos de jogo.Minecraft* está disponível para todos os jogadores por €19,95 (US$26,95, £17,95, R$72,24[nota 1]). Quando comprado, modos de jogo singleplayer e multiplayer podem ser jogados usando um navegador web ou baixando olauncher autônomo. *Minecraft* Classic está disponível para jogar de graça. O desenvolvimento do *Minecraft* iniciou em torno de 10 de Maio de 2009, e pré-compras para o jogo completo passaram a ser aceitas em 13 de junho de 2009. A data de lançamento oficial do *Minecraft* foi 18 de Novembro de 2011. Em 20 de Setembro de 2014,*Minecraft* para o computador chegou a 17 milhões de vendas e se tornou o jogo mais vendido para computador de todos os tempos.Em 16 de Agosto de 2011, *Minecraft: Pocket Edition* foi lançado para o smartphone de jogos Sony Xperia Play. Após a sua exclusividade com a Sony ter expirado, ele foi lançado para dispositivos Android em 7 de outubro de 2011, e dispositivos iOS em 17 de novembro de 2011 por US$ 6,99 (R$18,74[nota 1]). Em 2 de Abril de 2014,*Minecraft* foi lançado para o Amazon Fire TV. Ele contém todos os mesmos recursos que o *Pocket Edition* bem como suporte para o controle do Fire TV.Em 9 de Maio de 2012, *Minecraft* foi lançado para o Xbox 360 no Xbox Live Arcade por US$20 (R$53,61[nota 1]), onde posteriormente quebrou todos os recordes de vendas anteriores.Em 11 de Fevereiro de 2013, *Minecraft: Pi Edition* foi lançado para o Raspberry Pi. Ele baseia-se no *Pocket Edition*e está disponível gratuitamente no blog dedicado da Mojang. O *Pi Edition* destina-se como uma ferramenta educacional para programadores iniciantes e encorajadora para os usuários abrirem e alterarem o código do jogo usando seu API.Em 17 de Dezembro de 2013, *Minecraft* foi lançado para o PlayStation 3 na PlayStation Store por US$19.99 (R$53,59[nota 1]). O lançamento foi quase idêntico ao do Xbox 360 Edition e foi desenvolvido em conjunto com oXbox 360 Edition a partir de então.Em 26 de Junho de 2014, as vendas das edições de Xbox 360 & PlayStation 3 passaram o número de vendas para a edição de PC do *Minecraft*, deixando a série *Minecraft* tendo vendido mais de 54 milhões de cópias em todo o mundo e se tornar o terceiro vídeo game mais vendido de todos os tempos.*Minecraft* foi lançado para o PlayStation 4 em 4 de Setembro de 2014, e para o Xbox One em 5 de Setembro de 2014 e para o PlayStation Vita em 14 de Outubro de 2014**
Helmet of a Gaulish Hero

Purchase price: information unknown

Sell price: information unknown

Craftable: information unknown

Information: Fighting weapon. ? strength, ? durability

This item was introduced as an "exclusive level quest reward" in Update 39 along with the Level Quests.
 The developers have requested that this information not be posted in
order to keep them secret and therefore a surprise for players as they
earn them. For now, that request will be honored. **No picture or information beyond the item name and what kind of weapon it is will be posted.**
Redeem Code

Everyone loves free things. From time to time, redeem codes are available through Sproing Games and other 3rd party channels either for a short amount of time or for a certain number of redemptions. The most reliable way to get a redeem code is by following Asterix and Friends on their official forum or Facebook page.

## Step by Step

To use a redeem code, first copy the code in what ever manner you are able. While in the game, open the market button and look at the last tab called redeem code. Alternatively, if the traveling merchant is in your city, you can click his cargo ship and find the same redeem code tab at the top of that screen. Directions following are the same, either way you find the redeem code tab.

Once you click the tab, a new window will appear over the market or the merchant's window.

Paste the code here (if you are using a PC, paste by pressing Ctrl and V at the same time after you have clicked in the box) and click "redeem code" at the bottom. You will get a notice that says the code is invalid if it has expired OR you will get a mail with your items.

## Awards

Not all codes give the same items. Sometimes, it includes food, wood, straw, stone, XP, guild XP, weapons, and items. Sometimes it just has 1 or 2 items. You can leave these in your mail for as long as you wish and only collect them as you have free space.

## New Codes

When a new redeem code has been posted, many people will post it in the general chat rooms. Sometimes, these will be gone quickly so don't wait to try using a code. However, please don't beg in the chat rooms and on the forums for redeem codes. They are only available for short amounts of time and are very infrequent. Be patient. They will come around eventually.

**I do not have codes. Please don't ask me for codes. I do not work for Sproing or Asterix and Friends. Check their official channels for codes.**
Outposts

Are you tired of the camps reappearing at your southern farm or quarry, stealing your items you might have collected? Here is a solution: build an outpost!

## Constructing Outposts

Once you have defeated a camp, it leaves a sign post behind with a timer showing when it will come back (picture 1).

If you don't want the camp to come back, click the sign post for the outpost screen (picture 2). From this screen, it will tell you what items you need to build a temporary outpost that lasts for 7 days. You can renew the outposts with additional items and sesterce if you want it to stay up longer than 7 days.

Once the outpost is built, a tent will appear where the sign post was (picture 3). You can mouse over it to see how long the outpost will last and click it to renew the outpost for more time. An outpost can be renewed to a maximum for 42 day. This means that once it is built, if you have the required resources, you can immediately renew it a max of 5 times. If an outpost reaches it's time limit, it will go away and the sign post and camp timer will reappear. You will have to rebuild the outpost if this happens.

## Permanent Outposts

Alternatively, you skip all those required items and the required renewals/time limits by choosing to build a permanent outpost using RP *or* helmets. Be aware that there is an achievement for removing so many camps and a specific achievement for freeing the southern farm of its camp so many times. If you are an achievement hunter, do not make permanent outposts until those achievements are cleared.

Note: The achievement for freeing the Southern Farm will auto-complete if you place a permanent outpost there. If it does not, you should contact support for help.

## Bonuses

If you have two or more outposts, they will then start generating 2 RP every hour with a max of 20 RP that it can hold at a time. Additionally, you will then see Richard roaming around your map.

## Building Information

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The Man In Purple

This is Richard. He arrives in Gaul once you have built 2 outposts and will travel between those outposts. He doesn't do anything and you can't click on him for anything. Richard was created thanks to a contest held by Sproing Games a while back in which a real life man named Richard was chosen to have his image added to the game. You can read about the contest reward here, although it doesn't make a lot of sense.

There is an album here that shows the process of Richard getting made into his cartoon alter ego. The text on the page reads something like:

> *Among the numerous submissions of the "30 Years, 30 Wishes" contest, Richard S. has hit the jackpot: digitized in a clearly recognizable and appropriate Gaulish outfit, he will patrol the village in the world of Asterix & Friends.*
>
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> *We wish him every success and convey the real Richard S. our sincere congratulations.*
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