Re: Random wounds...why?
I was curious about whether that works or not.
Certainly, after you pool, your sacrificer still keeps the "Sacrifice" order, but no longer has slaves.
So, I stopped all blood hunting in an SP game of mine. Pooled all slaves from the F7-pool command. Left one H1 priest with on "Sacrifice", with no slaves.
After "End Turn", he's got a slave in the queue, so that worked. But my slave count only dropped by one. If he had actually sacrificed, my count should be down by 2 (one dead from a sacrifice, and one he's now holding).
So, they do grab new slaves, but only for next turn's sacrifice, not the current turn. And if you "pool" again the next turn, you won't sacrifice any slaves again.
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