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The chaff would bunch up pretty quick and get trampled anyway. Can't really avoid that.

Trampling is unlike flying or berserk in that it cares about base enc I believe, so a 0 enc trampler gets no fatigue from goin a-tramplin. See behemoths.

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10x. Do you know how much?

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the fatigue penalties for cold and hot, does your nation's preference affect those? i.e. is the penalty relative to your national prefernce? It seems weird that a nation that prefers +3 heat would suffer an encumberance penalty for being in +3 heat, and that cold wouldn't have any additional effect.

besides fatigue, what are the other effects of the cold and heat scale in a particular province?

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Wait, 0-enc flyers gain fatigue??? That's really interesting. (By the way, I think everyone knows that flying causes you fatigue proportional to the distance you move. What surprises me is that I assumed it was in some way proportional to your melee encumbrance as well, which would make 0-enc flyers immune.)

IMHO, it's simpler to think of trampling as a melee attack that you perform multiple times instead of trying to draw analogies to special abilities like flying or berserk. Each time you trample you take [melee encumbrance] fatigue, affected by all the normal modifiers including armor weight, swamp/cold/heat, and base encumbrance. As usual if you're 0-enc your melee encumbrance is 0.

-Max

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No, your nation's preference does not affect unit fatigue penalties for extreme heat/cold, only resistances on your units do. IIRC Hinnom, for example, prefers Heat-2 or Heat-3, and most of its units are not fire-resistant so they take +2 enc in Heat-3 provinces. Obviously the fire-resistant Rephaites do not suffer this penalty.

-Max

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Dunno exactly. Sometimes its quite severe, sometimes its ~10 or so. Pretty random, I guess, but still deadly in a duel of 2 SCs who cant 1-shot each other.

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Generally speaking, do Units with multiple attacks take fatigue on each attack? I've actually read differing views on this on the Forums.

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Multiple attacks do not cause extra fatigue.
Getting extra attack actions through quickness does.

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Spell Quickness and Water Bless Quickness both, correct?

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Either. Or Heroic Quickness.
Anything that gives extra actions as opposed to using multiple weapons or a weapon with multiple attacks.