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^ 'Robin Hood: The Legend of Sherwood'. ^ a b 'Robin Hood: The Legend of Sherwood for PC Reviews'. The game received awards for Best Game Design and Best Animation at the 2003 Animago Awards. Sometimes, money can be found in knights, cavalry units, sergeants, and more rarely, normal soldiers. The greed of enemy soldiers is also limited, with money purses not affecting sergeants, while ale does affect them. One is a woman, who wears a red apron the other, a man, who wears a red-and-blue shirt. On the other hand, there are two types of folk, who flee at the sight of a merry man, and alert nearby enemy soldiers. Common folk sometimes offer help as well (although this happens very rarely). In addition, in every town, the player can give money to beggars, who, when given coins and purses, help by providing hints and tips. While the merry men can kill or wound enemy soldiers, their resources are limited to a certain extent, with main characters having more than minor miscellaneous ones.
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