In the 2nd part of this mini-series we are going to do a deeper dive into all of the enemies that you can face playing as Plutus, the Greek god of wealth. The enemies that invade the isles varies per god and they are themed around both mythological and real enemies that their civilisations would have faced.

Harpy

• Half-human, half-bird and said to be the personification of storm winds, the harpy was known to carry away unsuspecting humans from their homes and blinding them!
• Attacks housing unless your shrine is closer

Immortal

• An elite heavy infantry unit belonging to the Persian army, these units were a thorn in the side of the Ancient Greeks legend has it they were called immortals because whenever one of their men died they would recruit someone to take their place immediately.
• Attack power is equal to the total number of Immortals

Gryphon

• Half lion, half eagle this terrifying amalgamation of apex predators could be considered the king of all beasts. Famous for guarding treasures but without doubt vicious when provoked.
• Attacks your shrine

Usabari

• Another enemy from the lands of Persia, the Usabari were warriors who rode camels into battle. The Usabari were particularly useful against Western foes as their cavarly would often get skittish in the face of camels.
• Attacks gold sources unless your shrine is closer

Siren

• Infamous for luring sailors to a watery grave, the siren is often depicted as a mermaid-like creature. Sirens are known to sing an entrancing song that captivates unsuspecting sailors and before they know it they have dashed their ship among the rocks.
• Attacks units and defensive buildings unless your shrine is closer

Hydra