Defenders are best suited for defending (as their name suggests). They beat Barbarians with ease but lose when put up to Wyverns. Defenders: Your slowest, most powerful units.Like their name says, these are your best shock troops. Attackers: Attackers are your faster troops, best against Beasts but weak against Barbarians.They should be the backbone of your platoon. Fighters: They're the most balanced of all allied troops, with equal strengths and weaknesses to all opposing units.Gang up on them with everything you have. Very powerful and tough, they're weak against nothing and strong against everything. They can easily defeat Attackers, but can't stand to Defenders. Barbarians: Human Shinra troops with a penchant for attacking indirectly.They are weak against Attackers but strong against Shooters. Beasts: Beasts are lumbering monsters with immense attacking power.Shooters are most effective against them, but Defenders are very vulnerable. Wyverns: Wyverns are flying enemies that are immune to Stoners and Tristoners and move quickly.When the reactor can't stand to an assault any longer, Shinra will take the materia within the reactor along with the lives of the men and the condors. If you lose the fight against the commander, the Shinra soldiers will break through and assault the reactor directly. If the Shinra reach the shed, you'll have to engage them man to man, fighting the commander yourself.
You win the game by emptying the battlefield of all enemies, or by slaying the enemy commander. More information is in the table, in the funding subsection. and speaking of money, you must have 4,000 gil before the game will let you fight. Each unit has different pros and cons, and a different price. Even if you don't leave money for them, the fort'll still be there when you get back, so you can save your money if you're a cheapskate. The thing is, though, you don't even have to do that. You may also donate money to help them in their fight, which they will use if Shinra attacks again while you aren't there. In a nutshell, you use your own money to hire mercenaries and defend the reactor at the top of the hill. There are many nuances to this strategy game, many of which are explained by the headman but are also repeated here for easy reference. They ask for your help, and should you give it to them, you can stand alongside them and assist in their fight. Instead, they hole up in the fort and continue to resist Shinra's advances. Shinra is after the fort and wants to rid it of the Condor atop its peak, but the locals don't want that. The story of Fort Condor begins when you happen upon this odd-looking tower on your way to Junon.
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