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Accuracy linearly increases (add up) and decreases (subtract down) (30% + 15% = 45%), when higher than 15%. Below 15% [[Bane's Book of Formulas|special formulae]] come into use.  
 
Accuracy linearly increases (add up) and decreases (subtract down) (30% + 15% = 45%), when higher than 15%. Below 15% [[Bane's Book of Formulas|special formulae]] come into use.  
  
Accuracy CAN be reduced to 0% in extreme accuracy penalty situations. [-60% Accuracy Total]
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Accuracy CAN be reduced to 0% in extreme accuracy penalty situations.
  
 
* The spell [[Flame Blade]] increases accuracy of units with a [[Attack Types|Melee]] attack (varies by [[Spell Level]]).
 
* The spell [[Flame Blade]] increases accuracy of units with a [[Attack Types|Melee]] attack (varies by [[Spell Level]]).

Revision as of 22:33, 6 January 2007

Accuracy is one of the factors, that determines how much damage your troops actually do in a battle: their numbers in your army and their attack power according to the Encyclopedia is only the starting point... all other effects reduce that amount to the actual amount subtracted from Health points and determining the casualties. Accuracy is one of them.

Normally units have 30% (base) accuracy.

  • On a Siege Attack, your units will suffer -10% Accuracy (30%-10% = 20%). Units with the unit abilities Flying or Siege do not suffer this penalty.
  • On a Regular Attack and any defensive combat, your units will suffer no accuracy penalty.

Unit Abilities can also impact unit accuracy in battle:

  • Marksmanship gives the units +10% Accuracy in battle (30%+10% = 40%).
  • Beauty reduces the accuracy of any unit attacking this unit by 5% (30%-5% = 25%).
  • Swift reduces the accuracy of any unit attacking this unit by 10% (30%-10% = 20%).
  • Fear reduces the accuracy of any unit attacking this unit, except those with Fear themselves, by 15% (30%-15% = 15%). (units with fear do not suffer this penalty)

Accuracy linearly increases (add up) and decreases (subtract down) (30% + 15% = 45%), when higher than 15%. Below 15% special formulae come into use.

Accuracy CAN be reduced to 0% in extreme accuracy penalty situations.