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[Varee]

I see no gain for me from performing such an action.  However, if you were willing to grant 10 food to me per hill, then I would do so.

I dont think setting up a trade route worth that gain

[Rolepgeek]

I don't think he's requesting you do so, he's wondering if it's possible for you to.

[Varee]

what is money use for?

[Rolepgeek]

Needed to produce some buildings, needed to produce units, each unit you have requires 1 money per turn as upkeep.

[Evil Marahadja]

Spoiler: Turn 8 (click to show/hide)

<playerturn player="Evil Marahadja">
  <tileorders/>
  <cityorders>
    <cityorder type="rUnit" cityid="5">
      <unittype code="spear"/>
    </cityorder>
  </cityorders>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="6" x="22" y="18">
      <step dx="-1" dy="-1"/>
    </armyorder>
    <armyorder type="conq" armyid="8" x="20" y="17"/>
  </armyorders>
</playerturn>

[notquitethere]

Spoiler: 621 AD (click to show/hide)

Ireland:

8 food used to gain 1 free population
8 food used to gain 1 free population
Tile (7,25) claimed
Farm built at (6,25)
Tile (7,21) claimed
Tile (7,27) claimed


Mercia:

40 food used to gain 1 free population
Farm built at (25,29)
Farm built at (25,28)
Smithy built in Lincoln
Granary built in Birmingham
Manchester grows to size 4
Coenwulf moves to (26,23)


Northumbria:

31 food used to gain 1 free population
Spearmen raised in York
Eanred moves to (21,17)
Northmen has razed Pictland's village on (20,17)!
Pictland has razed your village on (25,14)!


Wessex:

30 food used to gain 1 free population
Quarry built at (29,34)
Farm built at (30,34)
Farm built at (26,35)
Winchester grows to size 5


Wales:

25 food used to gain 1 free population
Smithy built in Lampeter


Pictland:

52 food used to gain 1 free population
Farm built at (23,10)
City Mott Fergusa built at (18,8)
Granary built in Caern Michaels
Raiding Group moves to (24,15)
Causantin moves to (23,15)
Northumbria has razed your village on (20,17)!
Roving Band has razed Northumbria's village on (25,14)!

While the Northumbrian King Eanred had taken to the field to drive the Picts from the north country, his rival, the cunning Coenwulf spied the city of York and fancied to take it for himself...

Turn 8: 622AD

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Spoiler: Win Conditions (click to show/hide)

For the wincons below: a nation is considered defeated if it has no cities and no units and no reasonable chance of completing its wincon. Ireland is considered 'taken over' if 95% of its tiles are owned by one player.

Irish Kingdom: Take over the whole of Ireland 
Mercia: Defeat the Anglo-Saxon nations (Northumbria, Wessex) OR Defeat the Britons (Picts/Welsh/Irish).
Wessex: Hold Winchester until the Danes come. You can lose and retake it, but if it's ever destroyed or if it's owned by a foreign nation in 665AD, you'll lose.
Wales: Survive until the Danes come. This means 'have at least one Welsh territory and one Welsh unit alive' in 665 AD.
Pictland: Defeat the Anglo-Saxon Nations OR take over Ireland
Northumberland: Defeat the Picts OR take over Ireland

The game can end prematurely if one faction wipes out all other factions, which is also considered a win. Win conditions are only checked in 665 AD and you only can win if you're not defeated.

Mercia - Rolepg
Wessex - Varee
Northumbria - Evil Marahadja
Wales - Zanz
Ireland - Lemon10
Pictland - Kashyyk

[Evil Marahadja]

Hm, why couldn't I build a spearmen last turn?

[notquitethere]

Should be fixed now. Sorry about the mistake!

[Evil Marahadja]

Spoiler: Turn 9 (click to show/hide)

<playerturn player="Evil Marahadja">
  <tileorders/>
  <cityorders/>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="8" x="20" y="17">
      <step dx="1" dy="-1"/>
    </armyorder>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="6" x="21" y="17">
      <step dx="1" dy="-1"/>
    </armyorder>
  </armyorders>
</playerturn>

[lemon10]

Spoiler: Ireland Turn 8 (click to show/hide)

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<playerturn player="Lemon10">
  <tileorders>
    <tileorder type="bImp" x="7" y="25">
      <improvement code="farm"/>
    </tileorder>
    <tileorder type="tClaim" x="8" y="27"/>
    <tileorder type="tClaim" x="6" y="20"/>
  </tileorders>
  <cityorders/>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders/>
</playerturn>

Spoiler: Ireland turn 9 (click to show/hide)

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<playerturn player="Lemon10">
  <tileorders>
    <tileorder type="tClaim" x="5" y="26"/>
    <tileorder type="bImp" x="7" y="27">
      <improvement code="farm"/>
    </tileorder>
    <tileorder type="tClaim" x="6" y="19"/>
  </tileorders>
  <cityorders/>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders/>
</playerturn>

Spoiler: Ireland Turn 10 (click to show/hide)

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<playerturn player="Lemon10">
  <tileorders>
    <tileorder type="tClaim" x="4" y="27"/>
    <tileorder type="tClaim" x="10" y="18"/>
  </tileorders>
  <cityorders>
    <cityorder type="addPop" cityid="14"/>
  </cityorders>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders/>
</playerturn>

[Rolepgeek]

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<playerturn player="Rolep">
  <tileorders>
    <tileorder type="bImp" x="25" y="27">
      <improvement code="farm"/>
    </tileorder>
    <tileorder type="bImp" x="24" y="26">
      <improvement code="farm"/>
    </tileorder>
  </tileorders>
  <cityorders>
    <cityorder type="addPop" cityid="11"/>
    <cityorder type="bBld" cityid="9">
      <building code="trnF"/>
    </cityorder>
    <cityorder type="rUnit" cityid="4">
      <unittype code="axem"/>
    </cityorder>
  </cityorders>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="5" x="26" y="23">
      <step dx="0" dy="-1"/>
    </armyorder>
  </armyorders>
</playerturn>

[Kashyyk]

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<playerturn player="Kashyyk">
  <tileorders>
    <tileorder type="bImp" x="23" y="9">
      <improvement code="hunt"/>
    </tileorder>
  </tileorders>
  <cityorders>
    <cityorder type="addPop" cityid="16"/>
    <cityorder type="bBld" cityid="8">
      <building code="trnF"/>
    </cityorder>
  </cityorders>
  <armyorgorders/>
  <armyorders>
    <armyorder type="mArmy" armyid="11" x="25" y="14">
      <step dx="-1" dy="-1"/>
    </armyorder>
    <armyorder type="conq" armyid="9" x="23" y="15"/>
    <armyorder type="conq" armyid="10" x="24" y="15"/>
  </armyorders>
</playerturn>

[Rolepgeek]

Doo-doo-doo~

Sorry Maharadja, but that was simply too tempting for me to pass up, regardless of how I wanted to go about fulfilling my Wincons. Those floodplains should make an excellent addition to my nation.

Sidenote: So, I'm wanting to edit the ruleset for my Asian based game, but I can't create new graphics to represent Wood, Metal, or Void Mana, unfortunately. I can probably replace pegasi with elephants or somesuch fairly easily, but...I dunno.

I'd also like to know if there's a way I can create a building that acts as a unit during assaults on the city, and affects the behaviour of units besides itself, as well as the unit itself starting/staying only one tile in front of the rest of the units(I want to change the way Walls work, okay?). Ways to have magic/buffs that cancel each other out passively, or units that get big buffs against certain other kinds of units...knowing what all the specials do exactly would be nice as well(what does Charge and Chargebreak actually do?)). I think I can see how to make new buffs, but what are buff modifiers? I remember Vanigo mentioning them when he was talking about the order in which things resolve.

Oh, and if you guys ideas for various mythological creatures to include or something of the sort, that would be really nice too. So far I have Feng Huang, Dragon, and that's about it. *shrug*

Oh yes, and I'll probably implement flooding or something. Rivers become ocean tiles, the lands next to them become rivered Swamp tiles, takes some shit to undo but can also result in good things happening...I dunno. Big overhaul, probably, in a lot of ways, how I can.

[Kashyyk]

Literally the only useful thing I can suggest do other than say that some of that will require access the source code, is what I think charge/break does. If a charging unit has moved before attacking, it gains a bonus to its Attack relative to it's Charge value. If a chargebreak unit is charged it both negates some or all of the charge bonus and I believe it also deals out of turn damage to the charging unit.

[Rolepgeek]

Literally the only useful thing I can suggest do other than say that some of that will require access the source code, is what I think charge/break does. If a charging unit has moved before attacking, it gains a bonus to its Attack relative to it's Charge value. If a chargebreak unit is charged it both negates some or all of the charge bonus and I believe it also deals out of turn damage to the charging unit.

It'd be really nice to know how the attack/defense calculations worked, too, since I see all these 'but did no damage' or 1 or 2 damage, and then suddenly, like, 8.