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==Taking Over a Beastmen-Held Area==

This is actually easier and faster than one would expect. A Campaign Battle need not be active to make great progress here! Simply run out to a Beastmen-held territory and look for mobs that have the Campaign Battle icon next to their name. Slaughter them until they leave and repeat when new ones eventually spawn in the area again. You'll be able to witness Influence progress on the Campaign map a few minutes after they're defeated.

It only takes a handful of defeated mob troupes to reduce a fully Beastmen influenced area down to where an Allied nation possesses slightly more influence. The Allied nation's influence will very slowly be reduced over time even without player interaction to a point where Beastmen have majority control again. Due to this, it's best to concentrate your efforts on a Friday or Saturday, just 1 or 2 days before weekly tally. With some luck, it will take only a couple of hours of mostly AFKing to fully dominate a desired area.

===Castle Zvahl Baileys (S)===

Fort location: (F-8) - Think of where [[Dark Spark]] location is in the standard [[Castle Zvahl Baileys]].

Troupes seen here: [[Shadowclaw]], [[Shadowfang]], [[Shadoweye]], [[Shadowhand]], [[Shadowhorn]]

===Castle Zvahl Keep (S)===

Notes: This one is rougher and doesn't feel like troupes are present here often.

Fort location: (H-8) - Right past the gate at the zone from [[Castle Zvahl Baileys (S)]].

Troupes seen here: [[Shadowbreath]], [[Shadowfang]], [[Shadoweye]], [[Shadowhand]]

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