Difference between revisions of "Siege"
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* It is also a [[Unit Abilities|Unit Ability]] (giving some bonus in battles to some [[Units]]) | * It is also a [[Unit Abilities|Unit Ability]] (giving some bonus in battles to some [[Units]]) | ||
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The biggest form of attack in the game, involving a larger part of a kingdom, including its [[forts]]. | The biggest form of attack in the game, involving a larger part of a kingdom, including its [[forts]]. | ||
* A succesful Siege attack gains land, including at least one [[forts|fortress]] from the defeated mage. | * A succesful Siege attack gains land, including at least one [[forts|fortress]] from the defeated mage. | ||
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* Since [[forts]] are involved, the targeted mage is granted defensive bonuses when defending. | * Since [[forts]] are involved, the targeted mage is granted defensive bonuses when defending. | ||
* On top of that, the sieging army receives a 10% [[accuracy]] penalty (base [[accuracy]] is 30%, in a siege it becomes 20%, not taking [[Markmanship]] or Siege [[Unit Abilities]] in account). | * On top of that, the sieging army receives a 10% [[accuracy]] penalty (base [[accuracy]] is 30%, in a siege it becomes 20%, not taking [[Markmanship]] or Siege [[Unit Abilities]] in account). | ||
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=Unit ability SIEGE= | =Unit ability SIEGE= | ||
Revision as of 12:36, 5 March 2006
!!! Siege is a word with double meaning in TR !!!
- It is a type of attacking (the one that is hardest to win, but can take up to 10% of land including forts)
- It is also a Unit Ability (giving some bonus in battles to some Units)
Siege Attack
The biggest form of attack in the game, involving a larger part of a kingdom, including its forts.
- A succesful Siege attack gains land, including at least one fortress from the defeated mage.
- The defender loses max 10% of his land (won Regular attack would give max 5%). The sieging attacker gains 1/3 of that, if the attacker was within 200% of defender net power before the battle (as in any attack).
- To conquer the maximum amount of land in a siege attack, a sufficient number of units needs to have survived the battle to occupy each newly gained acre. The same goes to win forts.
Siege attacks are more difficult to win than regular attacks, because:
- Since forts are involved, the targeted mage is granted defensive bonuses when defending.
- On top of that, the sieging army receives a 10% accuracy penalty (base accuracy is 30%, in a siege it becomes 20%, not taking Markmanship or Siege Unit Abilities in account).
Unit ability SIEGE
The Siege ability negates the natural 10% accuracy penalty when sieging an enemy mage.
It has no effect when on defence or when attacking in a Regular battle.
| Units with ability SIEGE | ||
| White | Catapult | Titan |
| Green | ||
| Red | ||
| Black | ||
| Blue | ||
| Plain | Iron Golem | |
