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Turin said:
I guess this happened:
First the game checks the movement between him and your pretender army.
His army wins and wants to move to your pretender´s province, your pretender armyies´ orders get overwritten to defend, because the battle should take place in the province held by your pretender´s army.
Then the game checks the movement between your secondary army and his main army. Your army wins, his armies´ movement orders get overwritten to defend and we get the turnfile you got.
Note that your scout made it through with his sneaking orders, which would fit with my guess.
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Your explanation makes sense, from a mechanics standpoint, but it seems there should be a provision in the code for a case like this, because it doesn't make sense that the army would just sit there and not move. Can Illwinter comment on this?