10 Things You Didn't Know About Chiefing a Village in Travian

Ever want to know all the intricate details about something before you jump into it? Well chiefing a village in Travian sure can feel like a pretty big task considering everything that needs to be lined up for it to work properly. Here are some things you probably did not know.

·         Your chiefing attacks are more effective when they come from a village where a big party is being held.

·         If you use the 10% offensive bonus from Travian Plus loyalty goes down faster.

·         No matter how perfect your plan is, something will almost always go wrong. Have a backup plan in the residence is rebuilt or your chiefs are killed.

·         You can build 3 chiefs with a level 20 palace, destroy the palace and build it elsewhere allowing you to build the palace elsewhere and build 3 more chiefs.

·         When you take over a village, the upgrades and researches are all undone. However the buildings that you upgraded them in are all in-tact.

·         You can send 2 chiefs in one attack and get the same % decrease of loyalty as though you had sent two separate chiefs in two separate attacks.

·         Chiefs can be safely stored in a Gaul's trap. Provided of course that the trapper itself is not demolished or the village destroyed.

·         Your friends can help you chief a village. If for example you have one chief and you want to take/conquer a village, you can have your friend use his three chiefs to lower the village's loyalty. Then you can do the final attacks and take the village.

·         Chiefing one village with 5 chiefs may be impressive, but chiefing three villages in one day with 7 - 8 chiefs is doable and even more effective.

·         While conquering villages is a good economy-wise decision, it can also be a very effective end game solution for stealing crop boosters and starving enemy armies.

Your Bearded Dragon Cage Must Have These Things

You're going to need a Bearded Dragon cage for your new pet and you'll need to have it all set up before you bring him home with you. The size and type of enclosure you'll need to buy or make depends on how many dragons you plan to get.

A good rule of thumb is to have an enclosure that's two to three times the size your dragon will be when fully grown. That tiny little juvenile is going to grow up and when it does, he doesn't want cramped quarters.

Inside that Bearded Dragon cage, you'll need to have substrate. The type of substrate you get can vary but make sure it's not harmful to your new pet. Just like a small toddler learning to explore his surroundings, your Beardie might want at little taste of the substrate.

Inexperienced owners can make a costly mistake by getting the wrong type. Since Beardies enjoy relaxing in the warmth of the sun in the wild, you'll need to imitate that inside the enclosure. You can do that with a basking perch and a specific type of light suitable for lizards.

One of the most important items inside the Bearded Dragon cage must be a thermometer. Since the Beardie is not warm blooded, he cannot adjust his body temperature when his cage gets too hot or too cold.

He relies on you to do that for him. No matter how fascinating he finds his new home, he'll get tired of being watched so provide him with a shelter inside his cage so he can run inside it for some peace and quiet.