Send the 6 starting villagers to sheep

Send villagers 7 through 9 to wood and build a Lumber Camp

Villager 10 lures the first boar; move the original 6 sheep villagers onto it

Send villagers 11 through 13 to sheep; use one wood villager to build the next house, then return to wood

Send villagers 14 through 16 to boar and lure the second boar with an existing food villager

Send villager 17 to gold and build a Mining Camp

Send villagers 18 and 19 to sheep, research Loom, then click Feudal Age at 20 population

During the transition, move 6 food villagers to the main woodline

Move 5 more food villagers to straggler trees; one remaining food villager builds a house and then a Barracks

When the final sheep are exhausted, send those 3 villagers to stragglers as well

Just before Feudal Age, send 4 straggler villagers to berries and 1 to build the Mill; send another straggler villager to join the Barracks builder

On reaching Feudal Age, use the 2 Barracks builders to make 2 Archery Ranges and research Double-Bit Axe immediately

Send the next 5 villagers to gold; after the ranges finish, send 1 range builder to gold for 7 on gold total

The other range builder makes houses, small walls and a Blacksmith; begin continuous Archer and Villager production as each range completes

Turn 2 straggler villagers into farmers, then send every new villager after the seventh gold miner to farms

Move out with the first Archer mass even if Fletching is not finished; preserve the Archers and keep both ranges producing behind the attack

Research Fletching as the farm economy comes online; add a few Skirmishers only when the opposing Archer or Skirmisher mass requires them

Keep adding farms and houses. Around 16 minutes, consider Wheelbarrow, then rebalance toward the Castle Age click without sacrificing the surviving Archer mass

AoE Buddy follow-up: on reaching Castle Age, use the new 100 food and 100 gold to accelerate Crossbowman and Bodkin Arrow; surviving Spearmen also upgrade to Pikemen for free