Also, I'm interested in editing the castle GK has in control. Do I have to wait till after ROCK starts before I can make any changes to the map; like upgrades for example? Or am I allowed to add details and etcetra to it before it starts?
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The only time you can split an army is per the "Lordship>Lordship Armies" section in the ruleset. So to join an ally in an engagement you will need to move an army into that square and engage with them.Slytacular said:
Yes, you are free to begin scening utilizing the "Lordship Scening" guidelines in the ruleset. If, that is something you enjoy, you can also offer to scene for your allies.Slytacular said:
In addition a "Scening Howto" thread is inbound this weekend to specify spawns and more general guidelines for the scening.
Tier 1 footmen get | Studded Leather Coats | while tier 2 get | Nomad Vests | ?
Lol, fail on my proofreading abilities. Fixed, they get a Tabard w/ slightly better stats.The Pizza said:
I cannot get my copy of the Alburq Castle SCO file to work with the map I made in Module builder.
Here is the link to Scening Thread that should answer any questions you have.Slytacular said:
http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,211866.0.html
Outlawed said:
Removed and posted here.
TMW moved and besieged Telhrog Castle. Officially KoA was in the field in which TMW would have made an "Engage" declaration as they cannot move into a square occupied by a non-garrisonned army. It's possible they thought the army there was automatically garrisonned.
KoA's intention was to not fight in the field and fall back to their castle, which was fully within their power. So the semantics are off a bit but the end result is the same.
Outlawed
Sergeant Knight
So, major question of major importance.
Lets take the situation now.
Balions and KoA moved from G-14 to H-13 together and declared an engage.
Lets say for argument's sake that Ra's army at G-10 declares a siege at Sargoth.
If Balions and KoA lose the field battle, are they still allowed to re-enter Sargoth if they call a retreat? If so, would they have to battle the army station there already, or what?
Lets take the situation now.
Balions and KoA moved from G-14 to H-13 together and declared an engage.
Lets say for argument's sake that Ra's army at G-10 declares a siege at Sargoth.
If Balions and KoA lose the field battle, are they still allowed to re-enter Sargoth if they call a retreat? If so, would they have to battle the army station there already, or what?
Per the Defending Guidelines: http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,187724.msg4899066.html#msg4899066Outlawed said:
You may only garrison in a settlement if it is not under siege. Sargoth is protected by the natural garrison of 150 troops. If Ra moved to siege Sargoth and an army moved to "interrupt' the siege, the battle would be played as a field battle.
Are armies garrisoned in a besieged castle capable of Sallying out and declaring an engage on the army besieging their settlement?
Outlawed
Sergeant Knight
You misunderstood Mad.
If you lose your field battle, and retreat to your starting position (Since for TMW, when they retreated, they were returned to their position before they declared the attack), and lets assume your starting position was city we are besieging, are you forced to fight us?
If you lose your field battle, and retreat to your starting position (Since for TMW, when they retreated, they were returned to their position before they declared the attack), and lets assume your starting position was city we are besieging, are you forced to fight us?
Outlawed
Sergeant Knight
Double post, sorry:
Clarified:
An army that makes an attack returns to its original position before declaring the attack.
If an enemy army sits there, an engagement doesn't happen (as by Mad_Dawg's ruleset) and the army gets a chance to move normally the next turn.
Another question:
We just declared a siege on your castle, and your army just moved right out?
Hmm
Clarified:
An army that makes an attack returns to its original position before declaring the attack.
If an enemy army sits there, an engagement doesn't happen (as by Mad_Dawg's ruleset) and the army gets a chance to move normally the next turn.
Another question:
We just declared a siege on your castle, and your army just moved right out?
Hmm
Sure, if they'd like.The Pizza said:
BAN!Outlawed said:
You sieged Sargoth, we moved from Curin.Another question:
We just declared a siege on your castle, and your army just moved right out?
Hmm
The equipment tier defaults to the lordship with the largest army present. So only if Wappaw had more troops available in the fight.KissMyAxe said:
If the troops are even, whomever brings more players to the actual engagement.
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