Pillage - Revision history

Krystalline at 00:18, 28 January 2020

2020-01-28T00:18:39Z

2010-03-06T23:44:06Z

‎Buildings destroyed through Pillage

2010-03-06T23:39:27Z

‎Pillage Blocking

2010-03-06T23:36:33Z

‎Pillage Blocking

2010-02-25T22:22:29Z

2010-02-25T20:49:24Z

2009-10-23T20:25:17Z

‎Resources taken through Pillage

2008-12-26T04:25:19Z

2008-09-11T13:24:41Z

‎General

2008-09-11T13:23:11Z

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 * this is reached when you select a stack from your for which
 ** pillage stack [[net power]] = 200 * target's land
-* If you desire to only burn a portion of a full pillage, scale down the stack NP accordingly.
+* If you desire to only burn a portion of a full pillage, scale down the stack NP accordingly. If you wish to multi pillage someone, it would be a good idea to scale down the pillage so you pillage up to 9% of his land first, before sending a full pillage the next time, which will send him into pillage protection.
 [[nodes]], [[barriers]], [[forts]], [[barracks]], [[wilderness]] are not visited in pillages (logically... that is where your army lives and where no people, geld and items live, and [[mana|m.p.]] cannot be stolen...]]

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 * Forts at and above 1% give a good bonus(beware of forts inflating your NP!)
-& At least 10 troops(quantity) per acre is the recommended minimum
+* At least 10 troops(quantity) per acre is the recommended minimum
 * You can use [[sheep]] or [[frogs]] to artifically inflate the amount of troops you have, in order to block pillages. Best kept at 11th stack or lower so they dont enter battle and get killed.

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 == Pillage Blocking ==
-(incomplete information)
+* Forts at and above 1% give a good bonus(beware of forts inflating your NP!)
-* forts above 1% is good
+& At least 10 troops(quantity) per acre is the recommended minimum
-* xxxx units (doesn't matter how strong) / acre is good
+* You can use [[sheep]] or [[frogs]] to artifically inflate the amount of troops you have, in order to block pillages. Best kept at 11th stack or lower so they dont enter battle and get killed.
 == Pillage Protection ==

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 == Resources taken through Pillage ==
-You are more vulnerable to losing stuff on pillages, when you have a relative small number of [[farms]] and [[towns]]
+You are more vulnerable to losing stuff on pillages, when you have a relative small number of [[farms]] and [[towns]]. Amount stolen is proportional to how many troops you send(NP wise). E.G. If you need 200 NP*2k land worth of troops(400k NP) for max pillaging, but only send 350k NP worth, you will only pillage 87.5% instead of 100%.
 * % [[Population]] captured = (1/6) * % of [[farms]] burned
 * % [[Population]] killed = (1/3) * % of [[farms]] burned
-* % [[Geld]] stolen = (1/5) * % of [[towns]] burned (If target has no towns, you automatically steal 1/5th)
+* % [[Geld]] stolen = (1/5) * % of [[towns]] burned (If target has no towns, you automatically steal up to 1/5th)
 == Buildings destroyed through Pillage ==

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 * % [[Population]] captured = (1/6) * % of [[farms]] burned
 * % [[Population]] killed = (1/3) * % of [[farms]] burned
-* % [[Geld]] stolen = (1/5) * % of [[towns]] burned
+* % [[Geld]] stolen = (1/5) * % of [[towns]] burned (If target has no towns, you automatically steal 1/5th)
 == Buildings destroyed through Pillage ==

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 In a [[pillage]] attack, you send one stack of your [[units]] into another kingdom.
 * If unsuccessful,
-** the pillager is warded off and looses a significant number (if not all) of the sent stack. The remaining numbers flee like thieves in the night, back to your kingdom.
+** the pillager is warded off and loses a significant number (if not all) of the sent stack. The remaining numbers flee like thieves in the night, back to your kingdom.
 *** This way, pillaging is a way to 'disband' [[:Category:Undisbandable|undisbandable units]].
 ** A pillage is blocked when the raiding army is spotted. The more units you have (relative to your land), the better the chance you spot invading armies and block.

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 * If unsuccessful,
 ** the pillager is warded off and looses a significant number (if not all) of the sent stack. The remaining numbers flee like thieves in the night, back to your kingdom.
-*** This way, pillaging is a way to 'disband' [[Category:Undisbandable|undisbandable]] [[units]].
+*** This way, pillaging is a way to 'disband' [[:Category:Undisbandable|undisbandable]] [[units]].
 ** A pillage is blocked when the raiding army is spotted. The more units you have (relative to your land), the better the chance you spot invading armies and block.
 *** The odds to ward off pillagers depends foremost on the number of units within the defensive army, not on the power.