This guide is not about how to avoid being plundered. It doesn't make the defense listed here bad, it just makes it ineffective for your specific case. However, all defenses have a counter-offense so if in your case one of these didn't work it means you need to make a change. All of this info and the defenses are applicable in the game, they all work. It may also differ not only in how it is presented but in the information it provides - Daniel's guide is fantastic and all, but it's way too outdated and 99% of the units have undergone some changes since then that directly influences the performance of those units in battle. When upgraded to Viceroy's Villa, the existing properties are enhanced and further gains attack and defense boosts for defending army.This guide has been mainly inspired by Daniel's General Offensive/Defensive Military Guide, but it will not touch up on the topic of offensive military. For example, an Early Middle Age Governor's Villa can produce Barbarians and Barbarian Slingers, and an Industrial Age Governor's Villa can produce Brave Warriors and Mounted Braves. The Governor's Villa may also produce military units that usually are not available to the player. Forge points are produced even if not motivated. The building can be plundered if not motivated. If motivated, the coin production is doubled and depending on the building's level, it additionally produces goods and military units of the building's age. The coin production is affected by the town's happiness and by boosts of certain Great Buildings, and it gains additional boosts after being upgraded.
Additionally, at levels 5, 7 and 9 it gains an attack boost bonus, and it produces forge points starting at lvl 6. The Governor's Villa produces coins in 24 hours and gives happiness. The Governor's Villa is a special residential building given as a reward during the 2020 Summer Event.
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