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That's what we tell all of our opponents: Submit now!!!IcePack wrote:About an hour left to submit



I'm not sure I follow. If you beat someone and kidnap you still get the +1 if that's what you're asking?TX AG 90 wrote:Do kidnapped Lords still garner Fame?



You get Fame for every lord in your House. Do you get that Fame if they are kidnapped?IcePack wrote:I'm not sure I follow. If you beat someone and kidnap you still get the +1 if that's what you're asking?TX AG 90 wrote:Do kidnapped Lords still garner Fame?

Gotcha, yes you get fame for every lord in your house until they are executed. Whether they are in structures, exploring, kidnapped, ransomed, engaged, etc.TX AG 90 wrote:You get Fame for every lord in your House. Do you get that Fame if they are kidnapped?IcePack wrote:I'm not sure I follow. If you beat someone and kidnap you still get the +1 if that's what you're asking?TX AG 90 wrote:Do kidnapped Lords still garner Fame?

I asked this before and I think it all has to do with who has first turn as to how it plays out.TX AG 90 wrote:If A Lord from House X moves diagonally into a spot occupied by a rival Lord from House Y, it's normally an ambush situation.
However, if that spot is adjacent to one of House X's castle/cities/watchtowers meaning House X knows the rival Lord is there, is the ambush mitigated? Or, since the House X Lord can't see the House Y Lord himself, is the ambush is still on?

This is what will happen the first time a House engages an inactive clans castle.Q: What happens when you lose to an "inactive clan's" castle?
A: I (IcePack) will roll a 1d10 to determine what happens with the losing Lord.
1-3: Execute
4-6: Ransom
7-9: Kidnap
10: Release


Yep, I'll try to come up with something to clarify ambushes. That seems to be the area msot confusing people.Vid_FISO wrote:I asked this before and I think it all has to do with who has first turn as to how it plays out.TX AG 90 wrote:If A Lord from House X moves diagonally into a spot occupied by a rival Lord from House Y, it's normally an ambush situation.
However, if that spot is adjacent to one of House X's castle/cities/watchtowers meaning House X knows the rival Lord is there, is the ambush mitigated? Or, since the House X Lord can't see the House Y Lord himself, is the ambush is still on?

I actually understand the whole initiative thing and how it pertains to ambushes. That is not my question.IcePack wrote:Yep, I'll try to come up with something to clarify ambushes. That seems to be the area msot confusing people.Vid_FISO wrote:I asked this before and I think it all has to do with who has first turn as to how it plays out.TX AG 90 wrote:If A Lord from House X moves diagonally into a spot occupied by a rival Lord from House Y, it's normally an ambush situation.
However, if that spot is adjacent to one of House X's castle/cities/watchtowers meaning House X knows the rival Lord is there, is the ambush mitigated? Or, since the House X Lord can't see the House Y Lord himself, is the ambush is still on?

Gotcha, this came up I want to say around Turn ~15 (dont quote me). Ultimately, while the argument exists that the Lord himself doesn't know the lords location I've assumed that if your House knows of the lords location 100% (IE there is no question of it being elsewhere) then it would not be considered a ambush.TX AG 90 wrote:I actually understand the whole initiative thing and how it pertains to ambushes. That is not my question.IcePack wrote:Yep, I'll try to come up with something to clarify ambushes. That seems to be the area msot confusing people.Vid_FISO wrote:I asked this before and I think it all has to do with who has first turn as to how it plays out.TX AG 90 wrote:If A Lord from House X moves diagonally into a spot occupied by a rival Lord from House Y, it's normally an ambush situation.
However, if that spot is adjacent to one of House X's castle/cities/watchtowers meaning House X knows the rival Lord is there, is the ambush mitigated? Or, since the House X Lord can't see the House Y Lord himself, is the ambush is still on?
The question is whether an ambush situation even exists if House X's castle/city/watchtower can see House Y's lord even though House X's lord cannot see the House Y lord and moves into his square. Would it then be treated as a direct attack/diplomacy situation since the castle/city/wt can see him or would it remain an ambush situation (defaults depending) sicne the House X Lord could not see House Y?

Thanks, that's exactly the information I was looking for.IcePack wrote:Gotcha, this came up I want to say around Turn ~15 (dont quote me). Ultimately, while the argument exists that the Lord himself doesn't know the lords location I've assumed that if your House knows of the lords location 100% (IE there is no question of it being elsewhere) then it would not be considered a ambush.TX AG 90 wrote:I actually understand the whole initiative thing and how it pertains to ambushes. That is not my question.IcePack wrote:Yep, I'll try to come up with something to clarify ambushes. That seems to be the area msot confusing people.Vid_FISO wrote:I asked this before and I think it all has to do with who has first turn as to how it plays out.TX AG 90 wrote:If A Lord from House X moves diagonally into a spot occupied by a rival Lord from House Y, it's normally an ambush situation.
However, if that spot is adjacent to one of House X's castle/cities/watchtowers meaning House X knows the rival Lord is there, is the ambush mitigated? Or, since the House X Lord can't see the House Y Lord himself, is the ambush is still on?
The question is whether an ambush situation even exists if House X's castle/city/watchtower can see House Y's lord even though House X's lord cannot see the House Y lord and moves into his square. Would it then be treated as a direct attack/diplomacy situation since the castle/city/wt can see him or would it remain an ambush situation (defaults depending) sicne the House X Lord could not see House Y?
So if you have House Y Lord next to House X's castle, and theres a Lord diagonal from House Y Lord who normally wouldn't see him he can still direct attack because his House sees that Lord from their Castle (the assumption being, they communicated the Lords location here).
Its a fine line. And no, telling your ally of a Lords location to avoid an ambush that they wouldn't normally see is not going to fly even though I understand the arugment matches the thinking of communicating above. Thats where the very fine line will be drawnYour personal House must know of that Lords location through Castle / City / WT in order to avoid the ambush penalty.
And I want a submarine so that I can torpedo your ship!rockfist wrote:I think it should be possible to purchase a ship and sail on the water. I don't know what the price should be or speed of the ship, but it would be an interesting game play twist.

Someone else brought up ships as a suggestion for v2.0. Right now, it doesn't really apply as v2.0 will have a different themeVid_FISO wrote:And I want a submarine so that I can torpedo your ship!rockfist wrote:I think it should be possible to purchase a ship and sail on the water. I don't know what the price should be or speed of the ship, but it would be an interesting game play twist.



I like the 3-day cycle. Gives IcePack and team leaders more time and synchs better with the actual game play also.IcePack wrote:Still working on the update unfortunately. Going to try to push through tonight, but it might take an extra day with all the movements and questions / diplo involved here. I think I will probably get the main documents all updated tonight, but will likely take me tomorrow to update all the public sheets and get out PM's.



