Attack Limitation - Revision history

Windflare at 17:25, 17 April 2008

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Windflare at 17:25, 17 April 2008

2008-04-17T17:25:33Z

Groentje at 09:52, 4 March 2006

2006-03-04T09:52:43Z

Groentje at 09:52, 4 March 2006

2006-03-04T09:52:25Z

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Attack limitation is in the game to avoid bullying of low powered tiny kingdoms (such as of those mages that have just reincarnated) by massive kingdoms of more powerful mages (such as those dominating the upper ranks). The limitation is based on [[net power]] (as is the rank list).

* Attack limitation applies to [[Siege]], [[Regular]] and [[Pillage]] attacks.
** Mages may attack any mage that is within 80% to 200% of his own [[net power]].
** This implies that you may be attacked by any mage that is within 50% to 125% of your power.
* [[Armageddon]] casters are not subject to Attack limitations
** Note that [[Armageddon]] casters can receive [[protection]] status.

* Mages that have [[counters]] are not power limited when they decide to attack in revenge and neither are mages that are [[enchantments|enchanted]] by others.
** Note that there is some limitation on taking land, [[population]] and [[geld]] when countering: when attacker net power is over twice defender net power, no resources are transfered: 'war booties are lost on the return'.

* Spells and items are not subject to Attack Limitation.
** a mage can throw items on any other mage
** a mage can unleash a spell on any other mage
** a mage can cast an enchantment over any other mage
* In the above cases, effect may be smaller if larger power differences are envolved, and this can be considered some form of Attack Limitation too.

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