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Can someone tell me what I'll get for getting the gold Justice token?
I have a simple guide here that you can follow for a really easy win.
I can second this, pretty much the exact strategy I used. Getting the bridge and tunnel ASAP are the two most important things.
The key is to basically have enough food that you get all the wood you need from the 2nd forest in ONE PASS. If you find yourself having to go back and forth across the bridge because you keep having to reifill to the paltry 5 (or was it 10?) free food the mess hall gives you, you're doing it wrong.
You want to have a ton of food (think 25+) going past the bridge the first time so you can simply farm the 2nd forest over and over until you have enough wood for all the upgrades at once.
Hope this helps!
The enemy camp spawns patrols at a particular rate which take a particular number of turns to reach your camp. Each building takes a certain amount of time to build once all buildings are complete you don't lose any more soldiers. The challenge is to finish all of the buildings before enough patrols have reached the camp to knock it below 500. The way to do that isn't to make few trips - it's to recongnise any turn in which the camp is not building something as a waste. If you can minimise that number, you win.
I took this approach:
Start by stepping right into the fort, grab people to cut things down. Go left and down to get to the light woods via the starting square (the fort isn't building anything atm so you want to go this way to avoid exploring new cards till it is)
Hit the woods until you get 90 wood, ideally this can be done in two perfect challenges (hit the little gold bit of the pendulum rather than silver).
Back to the fort (again via the explored space) and tell it to build the ballista (The 60 wood option). The reason for this is that it will be a fair while until you have the resources for a second build so you're going to have dead turns with no building - if you build the cheapest thing it finishes sooner and you waste more turns. If you build the more expensive thing you don't have the wood for the bridge and will have to go the long way around to get to the second forest.
Pop over to the right, quarry once and once only to get the stone for the bridge. Then head over to the bridge (left then down) and start it building. Head back to the fort grab some new people, check what the second cheapest (in terms of wood) building you can put together with the stone on your person is and note how much wood it needs. Remember some buildings have perquisites so don't pick one of those. (The cheapest building will be the 30 wood thing, but that builds too quickly for our purposes)
Then over the bridge to the 2nd lot of wood. Grab just as much wood as you need. Get back to the fort and set it building.
From here on out you should be building every turn. A trip to the forest or the quarry and back with several builds should be doable before anything is completed (except possibly the cheapo 30 wood thing - hang around the fort and wait for that to finish) so you should find you can now acquire the resources for the next thing and be back to the fort before the last thing has finished building.
Stuff to bear in mind:
After giving a build order take one step and camp to see the % complete. From that you can work out how many turns you need to get back. First get enough wood/stone for the next thing and then if you have leftover turns you can choose between getting more resources or flipping some cards for (hopefully) equipment and so on to win the final fight with.
When you hear a rumour of the secret passage, quarry the next time you can without causing a missed build turn. This reveals a cave, if you step into the cave you can fortify it with a small amount of stone and wood. This automatically defeats the next raider to come that way and forces the others to take the long way around.
If you run into patrols you can deliberately screw up hiding from them in order to engage them, this lets you kill some of them and reduces the damage they do to the fort. I didn't bother, but if you've messed up somewhere or are trying to see what the theoretical maximum number of people to save are then it might be worth it. If you're on the fort when they attack you'll take part in the defensive battle personally and can reduce casualties a little.
Once everything is built attacks will just bounce off the fort, if you want to explore the rest of the map this is the time. When you go back to the fort the army will attach to you and every patrol you hit will damage it (without the chance to do a hiding minigame).
When you're ready grab the army and proceed to the final fight via the quarry and hidden passage. If you've fortified the passage then the enemy should no longer be taking that route and you can get there without losing anyone along the way.
I did it this way, I made a couple of mistakes and had over 750 alive at the end. I think 800 is probably possible if you really push for it and don't get lazy about evading patrols rather than fighting them every time. Maybe they'll put in an achievement for it someday :P
You can screw up the challenges and you can lose the fights, but the map layout and resource amounts are pretty fixed - there's nothing the RNG can do to stop you getting this gold.