Respect for the dead
 

Saarud you were a very very tough opponent. I could not understand how you had such a huge army with just 5 provinces. But then i figured out about the patrolling when i saw the population left in your capitol. And you never gave up and even attacked out of your capitol at the exact same time your dominion waned.

You never ever gave up and did all you could as long as you could. Next time i hope to be on your side. Both of us realized what a tough opponent you were and tried to make peace with you even though we knew we could win. I I understand why you refused. this was a very crowded game wiht close start positions.

Through victory and defeat you were a very good opponent in skill and most importanly in civility and good humour.

We put up many monuments to the brave people who once lived in these lands. although we also talk about how cruel these agarthas were to the local populace with their oppresive and deadly taxes

I salute you and your brave Agartha.

Xox

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NOt sure how much skill it took to defeat ulms army, after attacking Tien Chi I think he went stale last turn and seems to have gone stale this turn also. Two turns in a row.

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they are doing their turn just before the turn timer? Ok, strange though.

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I may not be a newbie, but I sure am doing a good job pretending to be one. Yeesh.

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hmm, somewhere along the way from 3.00 to 3.04 the price of Oni dropped http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/laugh.gif. Biggest troop ones went from 65 to 50 and the aka oni went from 30 to 25.

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Too bad that didnt happen earlier eh?

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Does air shield affect 'throw fire'?

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Frank, I have a question about the Ankh effect (and spell) Life After Death. Once the battle is over, do you still have the reanimated Undead troops in your army? Or do they disappear after the battle is over?

I remember having the Ankh in some SP games and I don't remember the reanimated troops remaining in my army after the fight was over.

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@kydorias:I dont think they stay so i will say no though im not 100% sure.
@FAJ:im not sure, it seems like it shouldnt since its fire but it seems like it should since its a missile, you'd probably be best to test it for yourself.

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I am 100% certain that creatures brought back with the Ankh persist after the battle. Furthermore, Souless do not get kicked out of their command positions even if the character couldn't command them and Undead Priests made in this way can animate the dead.

It's pretty sweet.

-Frank