turn sequence question
 

I'm trying to figure out what is an exact order of turn processing (in more details than in manual), but with little success. For example, nation A have 2 armies in province a1 and nation B has an army led by immortal God in province b1. Let us say b1 is the only province own by B. So A moves one of his armies from a1 to b1 while B moves his armies from b1 to a1. For simplicity, let us assume that nation A wins any battle vs B that can occur in this scenario. Here there're few possible situations.

</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="sans-serif, arial, verdana">code:</font><hr /><pre style="font-size:x-small; font-family: monospace;">1. Armies pass each other unnoticed. This produces 2 situations:
1a) battle in b1 is resolved first.
In this case, what happens to B's God after he loses battle in a1?
1b) battle in a1 is resolved first.
Will the B's God get resurrected in b1 before the battle in b1 is resolved?
2. Armies meet each other in a1.
Will A's moving army proceed to b1 after winning the battle?
Will B's God get resurrected in b1 before the battle in this case?
3. Armies meet each other in b1.
In this case I assume B's God is banished after the defeat.</pre><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="sans-serif, arial, verdana">

Re: turn sequence question
 

1a) Assuming he survives the battle, B God is killed "trying to retreat into enemy territory". In any case, he dies. Since he has no province left, he's out of the game.

1b) No. Retreat seems to happen after all battles have been resolved, so we have the same result than 1a)

2) I think the army will proceed after the battle (I have seen armies fight 2 battles in one turn that way). If A wins the second battle, B is out of the game. In any case, I am fairly certain he is resurrected after all battles have been resolved.

3) Yes.