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[notquitethere]

I suspect it was deliberate, for conquest purposes...

[TricMagic]

Only one thing is for sure. There will be WAR in Heaven.

Also, you need to fix the map, my action is different, remember?

[Naturegirl1999]

Nymphra
Expand 102
Expand 103
Free Wall 103/121
Select Action Transform

[Kashyyk]

Goo Lord
Free Expand 147
Expand 160
Expand 159
Angel[148] Expand 132

Select Build

[notquitethere]

Only one thing is for sure. There will be WAR in Heaven.

Also, you need to fix the map, my action is different, remember?

Uploaded the wrong map. Now fixed.

[crazyabe]

EXPAND  20
 EXPAND  23
(EXPAND) 3
[BUILD]

[TricMagic]

My turn NQT?

[notquitethere]

My turn NQT?

Yep, you're fourth this turn order as seen in the turn order list and the other three people before you have posted.

[TricMagic]

EXPAND  20
 EXPAND  23
(EXPAND) 3
[BUILD]

Watashi no ban desu!

Bankai!

Conquer Action is active. Bonus Effect, Conquered Territory becomes mine instantly!

19>20. Conquer Territory!
20>9. Conquer Territory! As a result of having 2 Castles, I have three moves, allowing me to perform the extra action needed to Conquer Territory 9's Castle.

End result, 20 and 9 become mine. I also guess I have a new Castle?

Anyway, my action for next turn is Conquer.
Does me gaining a castle also mean I have another move I can do?
If so I'd also Conquer 3

[notquitethere]

To maximise clarity and minimise people making mistakes, I've decided that castles generate actions at the start of each Year. So gaining or losing castles during a year doesn't immediately gain or lose actions.

[TricMagic]

This also means crazyabe is out of luck. 1 Action, plus a free build action. And he needs two to conquer a castle.
I wonder how the others will act this turn.

You may not build two castles in adjacent territories.

This may also hurt? Does this not apply to rivals? If so, would it not be possible to keep an adjacent castle if it was that way before conquering? What about conquering castles not in your preferred territory?

[notquitethere]

This also means crazyabe is out of luck. 1 Action, plus a free build action. And he needs two to conquer a castle.
I wonder how the others will act this turn.

You may not build two castles in adjacent territories.

This may also hurt? Does this not apply to rivals? If so, would it not be possible to keep an adjacent castle if it was that way before conquering? What about conquering castles not in your preferred territory?

The rule is only about building castles. You can't build a castle adjacent to an enemy castle either. If, using the water or air powers, say, two castles become adjacent after being built, nothing happens. Abe is in a bad spot, yeah, he should have seen you were advancing on him and taken appropriate steps like pre-emptive conquering or putting up walls.



Notquitethere - Sprightly Air/Peace - 3 actions
(Free) Float 163 -> 5/11/26
Float 167 -> 28
Float 153 -> 13
Expand 26

Action Selection: Domain

[TricMagic]

He would need to be adjacent at the start of the turn though? Or can Expand then allow you to Conquer afterward?

Besides which, I think I was the only one to choose that option. Abe doesn't have a single option to get him out of this mess. Only one move lets him live much longer.


Why you floating..

[notquitethere]

I am floating my tiles away so I don't have fight Shadowclaw back and forth for ages.

[notquitethere]

I've changed the explanation of the Conquering to be a bit clearer. (My apologies, as this is the first time this has been ran, there's bound to be a bit of smoothing.) I'd explained the rule okay, but then in the example made it less clear. To be absolutely crystal about conquering:

Ordinarily expanding allows you to take a tile instantly and then allow you to expand into any tile that is adjacent to the tile you expanded into. I.e. actions take effect immediately.

Conquering, if you don't take the Selection Bonus, works differently from other actions: the effects of conquering happen at the end of your turn. This means a tile you conquer only becomes yours at the end and so you cannot conquer a tile and then conquer or expand or build or transform from or on that tile in the same turn. If you take the Selection Bonus, conquering is exactly the same as expanding into the tile.

Is that all a bit clearer?