If at any time you run out of food, research Loom at your TC. Keep your TC busy by queuing new villagers. Send new villagers (5, 6) created at the TC to harvest sheep.Harvest one animal at a time to prevent carcass decay, which lowers the amount of harvestable food. Send villagers (1, 2, 3) to harvest sheep once they've built the houses.The new villager (4) created should begin harvesting sheep under the TC.If you're playing as a civ that doesn't require houses, immediately send the villagers to harvest the sheep near your TC. Send the other villager (3) to build a separate house.Leave enough space around your TC for farms. Send two villagers (1, 2) to build one house.Immediately send any found sheep back to your TC. Find domesticated animals (like sheep) and wild animals (like boars) near your TC. Have your scout expanding out in rings around your base.Immediately queue up as many villagers as possible in your Town Center (TC).You are free to do the same here, though the following steps are likely the most common you'll find and have proven to be rather foolproof. Like most Age of Empires II strategies, there are plenty of versions of the same build order that people try out depending on civilization, enemy, and map layout. Building a second stable during this period is also key to doubling your production of knights.Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central) Double bit axe at the lumber camp and a horse collar at the mill will help keep the economy streamlined. Now en route to Castle Age, you have some time to research several key technologies. If the foundation of the earlier steps is complete, this should already be saved up once the buildings are complete and can be clicked once ready.
To advance to the Castle Age, you will also need 800 food and 200 gold in resources.
Sustaining Knight production in the next age will require at least three gold miners per stable, so most knight rushing players aim for six gold miners to maintain a stable knight production using two stables. Once they have finished building, assign these villagers to gold. Create two or three new villagers to build a Stable where you can make Knights, and a Blacksmith so you can upgrade them, and these two buildings will unlock the Castle Age button. Now in the Feudal Age, transitioning to the Castle Age as fast as possible to start producing knights is key.
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