Avogadro6: ...You mean moving to another hex in the map? Simply left click on the team you want to move to select it, then right click on the destination.

Or, if you mean going to the next map/level, conquer the enemy stronghold.

Avogadro6: No problem. And by the way, you don't have to 100% one province before moving to another. In fact, that's very likely to be a losing strategy, because while you're holed up in your base the CPU will be expanding and conquering the rest of the map.

I'm experienced with TBS myself, but I'm still having trouble with Eador because of this. It seems the game is meant to be played very aggressively, whereas I'm used to take my time, play defensively and get elite units built before steamrolling over the map. But this doesn't seem possible in Eador.

lordhoff: EDIT: Egads! The answer was in the campaign. No manual strikes again! Generally a campaign is what one does AFTER mastering the game so I didn't open it. A tutorial called a campaign? I guess it's a translation problem :)

Enneagon: Huh?

Just for the record, I may know nothing about this particular game (except what random bits I have read on this very forum), but I have encountered countless other games where the Campaign is basically nothing more than a glofied tutorial. I'm pretty much gone to be used of that as how the things usually are... that you play trough the campaign first to learn the game piece by piece to play the skirmish/sandbox mode after.