I give up, you finally won me over

[Norfleet]

If your pretender dies and is recalled, you will lose 1 in all of your magic paths: This has no effect on your blessing, but that loss is, effectively, permanent: You can replace it by wishing or empowering, but it's not going to simply go away like an affliction might.

[RonnyRoy]

Originally posted by Norfleet:
If your pretender dies and is recalled, you will lose 1 in all of your magic paths: This has no effect on your blessing, but that loss is, effectively, permanent: You can replace it by wishing or empowering, but it's not going to simply go away like an affliction might.

Damn! Doesnt seem fair a pretender with many paths suffers much more than a combat pretender?

I give up on that game... It is really annoying that i lost because i wasnt aware new-comers doesnt automatically join a fight.

I could easily have waited a turn, but in retrospect it does make sense that you have to manually order it to attack.

[PvK]

Aw, you should try to win - savor the challenge!

Or, you could keep the game on hold, and come back to it when you have some ideas.

PvK

[Norfleet]

Originally posted by RonnyRoy:
Damn! Doesnt seem fair a pretender with many paths suffers much more than a combat pretender?

Well, a Rainbow pretender tends to be built on a fairly non-combative chassis to begin with, and really has no business being in a fight at all. At the same time, a multi-path pretender is going to gain much more from rings of sorcery, wizardry, Robe of the Magi, etc, than a combat or bless pretender will.

But yes, troops just arriving in a province won't be able to join in storming the castle, although if you are the one under siege, troops arriving in a province will join any troops attempting to break the siege in battle.

[Endoperez]

And if you want your army to defend the province outside of the castle they are going to you have to move those new troops with Move & Patrol.