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Managing Watchers ... do you need to ?
I don't play SP enough to know or make the time to experiment outside MP to know whether you need to set a ritually summoned Watcher to patrol.
Do you need to assign a watcher to a commander (a mage) to get the thing to patrol the province ? Or is its presence in the garrison enough and they patrol automatically without magical leadership ? |
Re: Managing Watchers ... do you need to ?
I use watchers alot and yes you need a mage(or other leader with magical leadership) to patrol with them.
I personally set them as far forward to the centre as possible. Scripting fire closet, they then launch lightning strikes. Have a mage patol who can remain in the centre and buff your PD up with a few spells. This is a very cheap and effective way of boosting a provinces PD. One final point even with 50 moral they will rout from battle before they are killed. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/frown.gif |
Re: Managing Watchers ... do you need to ?
Isn't it that their leader will rout due to army losses, and thus stop leading the watchers?
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Re: Managing Watchers ... do you need to ?
Two different causes, I think. I imagine with the watchers it's just that they lose control when their leader routs. At least, I know I've seen a similar thing when leading mindless undead - the undead leader may panic and rout when he sees his army getting destroyed, which leaves them with no undead leadership, so they go leaderless and eventually collapse.
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Re: Managing Watchers ... do you need to ?
I think you'd have to set them to 99 (berserk) to assure that a unit never routs-except, guess what? I've had a berserk unit rout before! apparently-eventually-berserk wears off!
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