Why does my Succubus rarely seduce??

[Stormbinder]

Originally posted by Taqwus:
Probably. It's not a weapon I've used often, 'tho, so I don't remember whether it preserves commander status. If it doesn't, and the resulting unit is non-stealthy, I suppose he'd probably start a fight and rout unless the province had no defenders including zero province defense.

Sounds logical to me. If it does not preserve commander's status than perhaps it would make sense to use such funny tactic with your succubus in the provinces that borders yours, so if the victim of you S&M games would have to rout, at least he would end up naked and bruised, but at least in your province.

[ April 05, 2004, 21:46: Message edited by: Stormbinder ]

[PvK]

Sounds fun...

[velk]

I tried the tartarian chains assassination before ( I used the flying demonbred assassin hero from abyssia not a succubus though) and if I remember correctly, if the charm works the commander attacks his own province that turn.

I noticed some unusual results them in the arena though - if you enslave the returning arena champion he retains the trident and your champion gets no experience. (Although the reigning champ does attack the province he came from that turn as well, which was nice, I thought he was going to disappear)

[Stormbinder]

Originally posted by velk:
I tried the tartarian chains assassination before ( I used the flying demonbred assassin hero from abyssia not a succubus though) and if I remember correctly, if the charm works the commander attacks his own province that turn.

Did he keep his commander status when enslaved by chains, or did he become just a soldier?

[velk]

Originally posted by Stormbinder:

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Originally posted by velk:
I tried the tartarian chains assassination before ( I used the flying demonbred assassin hero from abyssia not a succubus though) and if I remember correctly, if the charm works the commander attacks his own province that turn.

Did he keep his commander status when enslaved by chains, or did he become just a soldier?

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I couldn't tell - he attacked his province the same turn.

[Taqwus]

Checked, it seems to be an 'Enslave Mind' attack (same graphic as for enslave mind, master enslave) and with identical results -- loss of commander status and name.

[Stormbinder]

Originally posted by Taqwus:
Checked, it seems to be an 'Enslave Mind' attack (same graphic as for enslave mind, master enslave) and with identical results -- loss of commander status and name.

I see. Btw, if you GOR the enslaved commander - he will regain his lost magic pathes/priest levels, correct?