the capture rate for commanders drops if the prison has 20 or more commanders in it, and can drop to zero when over 25 prisoners. Doing so will likely cause you to lose points from either wasted turns or characters not being cleared, etc.Ģ: Let your prison fill up too much, or release prisoners in groups of anything other than multiples of 5. Character Clear him and then dismiss him once you have Nogiku if space is needed)Ħ: Nogiku - (Until their family bonus is unlocked)ĩ: Seigan - (Until Genri is recruited and (optional) he is character cleared)įor any commander not listed anywhere above: do whatever you like with them but they will have to be dismissed eventually.ġ: Dismiss any of the commanders from the first list, or recruit any of the commanders prisoners from the second list until specified by the walkthrough. Important commanders to recruit or keep around for a while, who you will be losing or dismissing along the way before the end:ġ: Katsuie Shibata - (Until Ranmaru is character cleared and the Umeda Underground Mall dungeon is found and beaten)Ģ: Fuuka Tamagushi - (Until Orochi is beaten)Ĥ: Ran Nanjou - (To unlock a dungeon and possibly obtain Souun )ĥ: Kazemaru Akashi - (Until Nogiku is captured. If you're a new player missing a couple, hoard extra just to be sure. One or more younger female generic units with no passive skill, with an extra one for each commander you miss from either of the lists. Important prisoners to keep safely in your prison until close to the end of the game:
Important commanders to recruit and keep: This list is in roughly the expected order you might end up recruiting them in. This guide also assumes you will try to go for the roughly optimal (for this strategy) set of commanders by the end, as these are the ones that can both be character cleared and given end game points with the fewest extra actions and affection up items except for the last three, while still being somewhat useful. This will not be strictly on rails and instead will start with some specific actions to take, before being broken up into sections outlining the goals to achieve around those points of the game. If you want to take this guide casually you can do so and will likely score somewhere around 100 points for your first game, or you can push yourself to the limit and perhaps even break the 150 points barrier, it is entirely up to you how seriously you wish to take this first run. Go at it as intensely as your skill level will allow and as you want to. This guide will use names from the new (Mangagamer) translation and is roughly intended so that players both new and old can get into it.
To get as many points as possible, for spending on those bonuses.To put the player in a good spot for unlocking more on their 2nd playthrough.To unlock every single possible 2nd game item that can be obtained in a first run.To unlock the Dokuganryu units 2nd game bonus.
The goals, in order of importance, are as follows: I would recommend either picking Battle Permits, +3 national power, one or two useful items, or Elina for your small bonus. NOTE: this guide can also work perfectly fine for the most part if you are on your second game with only a few points, just adjust what you do slightly accordingly. The aim of this guide is to help somebody on their first playthrough of a new copy of the game to get as many points as they can for spending on 2nd playthrough bonuses, as well as unlocking some powerful bonuses and items to spend those points on. Sengoku Rance: First game maximum bonuses and triple digit points
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