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Originally Posted by mattyburn7
Here's situation. Just curious if I did something wrong.
Ermor had army in Province A. I had a castle in Province B. I also had an army in Province C. I expected A to attack B. So I put everything in B on Patrol and moved my army from C to B.
What happened was Ermor did attack B. My army in B fought. But the army in C moved to B but didn't fight in battle. THey went right to defend castle.
THanks for any help on this. If I made a mistake hope to avoid in future. In this case it probably did keep my pretender from dying! LOL.
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Originally Posted by curtadams
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Originally Posted by mattyburn7
Bummer. I thought my Pretender would join the battle. Instead he went inside the castle. What gives!!
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Default action is defend. If you click on another province with him selected, or remove magic items, he'll revert to defend. I suspect there are other similar ways to lose orders. I've lost move orders that way a few times this game but without significant consequence to date. |
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I'm not sure if someone already mentioned this, but you can tell an army to move then patrol as a single action to prevent this type of situation.
Our previous battle was actually a lot closer than you thought. My communion was taking significant fatigue damage and if it had lasted a few more turns, I likely would have lost my communion slaves, which would have been disastrous for me.