A Halfling/Cleric casts townwatch.
Do dead peasants get converted to soldiers?
A Halfling/Cleric casts townwatch.
Do dead peasants get converted to soldiers?
You wish! no no
if only :D
This is my province. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
My province is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I must master my life.
My province, without me, is useless. Without my province, I am useless.
I must attack hard with my province. I must attack harder than my enemy who is trying to pk me. I must pk him before he pk's me. I will...
similar vein:
i attack a cleric and the results say 'i kill about 500 troops and imprison 500 troops'
he had 0 soldiers at the time i attacked.
how many does he have now? 250 or 500?
He will have 1k, unless I'm mistaken (and I don't think that I am.) I've never noticed it before while I've been Cleric.
Retired at one time but no longer retired.
imprisoning has nothing to do with extra losses
The Utopian world is not a closed system. The game can generate resources out of thin air.
Prisoners: you gain prisoners equal to half the troop losses you inflicted on your attack as long as you have room in your dungeons.
Soldiers from Cleric: You gain 1 soldiers for each troop that died. (Only troops that require upkeep count)
This is my province. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
My province is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I must master my life.
My province, without me, is useless. Without my province, I am useless.
I must attack hard with my province. I must attack harder than my enemy who is trying to pk me. I must pk him before he pk's me. I will...
gotcha - so 500 troops are generated from this battle.
500 prisoners + 500 deaths = 1000 total -> now soldiers.
1000 soldiers + 500 prisoners = 1500 troops.
Yep.
Retired at one time but no longer retired.
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