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Voting closed: May 27, 2023, 04:40:22 am

[Criptfeind]

Yes. Once I get that cat bag to put all her pets into for me or A1s to eventually sacrifice, I'm for sure going to squish her like the witch she is.

[Quarque]

Can you be cursed multiple times by the same witch? Does it stack?

[notquitethere]

I should note before it becomes relevant: each hag can only curse each Lord once but a Hedge Lord can have curses from multiple hags at once.

[Quarque]

Ok, thanks, thought I'd read that somewhere but good to be sure. Well Kashyyk, you might want to give the cat to me and let me take it to battle. I'm cursed already. You can have it back after the battle but I'm not sure you'd want it.

[Kashyyk]

Right, let's see if we can't crack this Spire for real this time.

I would like the Cat back, if it survives, but yes I'll send it your way for now.

2 Infantry and 1 Bog Cat are sent to join Lord Bockhoven
2 Infantry are recalled from Fort Heather
1 Infantry is recalled from Fort Hollivy
1 Wolf garrisons Shandston's Folly
12 wood is spent to build six Siege engines
14 Infantry and 6 Siege engines march on the Sundered Spire (J10)

Spoiler: Prince Mackial FitzHarbort (click to show/hide)

Border Colour: Orange

H14 - Castle: Shandston's Folly
Defence: 14/14
Army Cap: 14
Features:
 - Library (+1 rumor /turn)
 - Mustering Yard (+1 recruitment /turn)
 - Marketplace (+1 income /turn)
 - Tower (+4/+4 defence, +1 army cap)
 - Barracks (+3 Army Cap)

H13 - Marsh: Fort Heather
Defence: 4/8
Garrison: 1/3 (1x Infantry)

I11 - Forest: Fort Hollivy
Defence: 6/8
Garrison: 2/3 (1x Archers, 1x Infantry)

Resources:
Army : 14/14 (+5/turn) = 9(curr) + 5(inc) - 1(casualties) - 2 (Bockhoven) + 2(Fort Heather) + 1(Fort Hollivy)
Gold: 12 (+2/turn) = 0(curr) +2(inc) + 10(loot)
Stone: 0 (+0/turn)  = 0(curr)
Wood : 13 (+4/turn) = 9(curr) + 4(inc) - 12(Siege engines)
Debt: 20

Territory: F13 (Forest), F15 (Village), G15 (Forest), G13 (Marsh), G12 (Hill), G11 (Lair), H15 (Village), H14 (Shandston's Folly), H13 (Marsh, Fort Heather), H12 (Marsh), H11 (Village), I15 (Forest), I14 (Village), I12 (Marsh), I11 (Forest, Fort Hollivy)
Artefacts: Hunter's Stand (Archers in the army this is attached to only die on 5s if no other units remain)
Equipment: 6 Siege engines -> Sundered Spire (J10)
Units: 14x Infantry, 1x Wolf

[VermilionSkies]

Spoiler: Gerald Wright (click to show/hide)

Marquess Gerald Wright
Background: Master Builder
Castle Name: Castle Wright
Castle Location K14
Border Colour: Maroon
Army: 13/13
Defence: 10/10
Wood Production: 3
Stone Production: 1
Recruitment: 3
Gold: 2
Income: 2
Debt: 0
Wood: 7
Stone: 0
Features: Coppicing Grove, Mustering Yard, Marketplace, Keep, Barracks
Production Sites: K13 (1 Wood), K12 (1 Army), J13 (1 Stone), L13 (1 Wood), L14 (1 Army)
Forts (location, defense 5/5, armies assigned): Fort Bowyer (K13, 6/6 Defense, 3/3 Armies (3 Archer)), Fort Mason (L15, 9/9 Defense, 3/3 Armies), Fort Tailor (J14, 4/4 Defense, 3/3 Armies)
Artefacts: None
Equipment:
Special Units:

3 Wood, 3 Armies, 2 Gold, 1 Stone.
Looted 18 Gold.
Spend 14 Gold for 7 Stone.
Construct a Barracks in Castle Wright.
Spend 6 Gold for 3 Armies.
Assuming a1 has no issue with me marching through their lands:
12 Armies march to N11, to assist Aywen Ayes in their battle.
1 Army defends Castle Wright.
Fort Tailor patrols J13.
Fort Bowyer patrols K12 and L13.
Fort Mason patrols L14.
I won't ask for any materials, but I would enjoy assistance with the Squelsh situation sometime in the following turns.

[a1s]

I'm assuming the squelsh are not monsters and will not march just because there's more than 10 of them?

[notquitethere]

I'm assuming the squelsh are not monsters and will not march just because there's more than 10 of them?

Yes, I had a note on this a few updates back. Squelsh and Thornish don't monster-march, unless they're aligned units of a monster (as in the Marrowfat throne case). Other artefacts and sites may cause them to move but on their own the stack isn't going anywhere.

[a1s]

Assuming a1 has no issue with me marching through their lands:

No issue, no.

[notquitethere]

TURN 10 REPORT

Spoiler: Countess Andice Gloronisits, of Point Swearing (click to show/hide)

Scout the far shore at S1 (by ship, not exploring tiles in the way.): You scout through the first land, discovering a forest. In the dense copse they find nothing. They weren't given any further orders and so return home.

Scout through giant territory to R4 again, plundering the 9 gold at Giant's Toe along the way: First the scout enters the lair and takes the 9 gold. Then they scout through the second land, discovering a marshland. In the murky bog they find a few signs of habitation long ago, and deep in the ground, they find the fabled Shield of Earth (the army wielding this is considered to have +1 defence at the start of every combat, as if they were siege defenders)!

March 3 to the gold mine at R7 again:
Your armies attack (7, 5 and 4), defeating one of the enemies (wisp).

The enemy attacks back (, killing one of your armies.
Your armies attack (6 and 2), defeating one of the enemies (wisp).
All enemies are defeated and the mine is absorbed into your county.
 Your total losses: one.


March 4 into the barbarian-infested woods of S13: Your armies attack (3, 9, 7 and 7), defeating three of the enemies (Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian and Squelsh barbarian).

The enemy attacks back (9 and , killing two of your armies. You take too many casualties and your force retreats.
 Your total losses: two.

Spoiler: Marquess Ambrosio Vulk (click to show/hide)

March R12 with 1 army: You absorb the undefended quarry into your county.

March P6 with 1 army: You absorb the undefended forest into your county.

March R11 with 3 Armies 6 skeleton warriors and 2 cats: Your armies attack (with two bog cats) (with six skeletons) (7, 7, 5, 7, 5, 2, 7, 3, 2, 1 and 7), defeating four of the enemies (skeletal warrior, wisp, skeletal archer and skeletal warrior).
The enemy attacks back (0, 6, 5, 7 and 4), killing one of your regular armies and a bog cat.
Your armies attack (with one bog cat) (with six skeletons) (2, 8, 7, 7, 7, 2, 4, 3 and 3), defeating two of the enemies (bone reckoner and wisp).
All skeletal companions of the enemy bone reckoners crumble.
The enemy attacks back (5, 5 and 1), with none of your units defeated.
Your armies attack (with one bog cat) (with six skeletons) (1, 5, 7, 2, 7, 5, 1, 8 and 1), defeating the enemies (wisp).
All enemies are defeated and the lair is absorbed into your county. A cat was victorious and the lair is converted into marshland. 11 gold is looted.
 Your total losses: 1 unit, 1 bog cat.

March N7 with 2 armies and 1 skeleton archer: Cuthbert, in a panic, releases the hidden contents of the Cat Sack: 4d4 bog cats (! A three-way battle begins!
Your armies attack (with one skeletal archer) (7, 1 and 0), defeating one of the enemies (bog cat).
The last femur raises one skeleton warrior!

Cuthbert The Bloodsinger attacks a bog cat (7), capturing it in his sack. Failing to win from the counterattack, he slinks away south.

The enemy attacks back (8, 7, 5, 7, 7, and 2), killing two of your armies, your skeletal warrior and your skeletal archer.

Scout Q6-R5-R4: You scout through the first land, discovering a forest. In the towering trees they find a group of two thornish defectors who join your cause and they also find three wood.
You scout through the second land, discovering a marshland.
In the murky mire they find four wolves.
Your scout withdraws to safety.

Join Aywen Ayes in attacking N11 with 5 armies and last femur: See Ayes below.

Spoiler: Marquess Fritz Ferdinand von Bockhoven  - Castle Bockelstein (click to show/hide)

March with 13 armies, the Rhuddy Cape, 1 cat and 1 wolf to J10 to support the attack of Prince FitzHarbort: See FitzHarbort below.

Spoiler: Gerald Wright (click to show/hide)

12 Armies march to N11, to assist Aywen Ayes in their battle: See Ayes below.

Spoiler: Prince Mackial FitzHarbort (click to show/hide)

14 Infantry and 6 Siege engines march on the Sundered Spire, joined by Bockelstein's 13 armies, a rhuddy cape, 1 cat, and 1 wolf (J10):

From behind their walls (1), the Squelsh barbarian x 21 attack first (8, 2, 5, 2, 8, 2, 8, 4, 7, 3, 5, 3, 4, 5, 4, 8, 4, 4, 3, 6 and 5), killing five of your armies (3 FitzHarbort, 2 Bockelstein

Your armies attack (one wearing the Rhuddy Cape) (with one bog cat) (with one wolf) (11, 9, 8, 7, 10, 8, 9, 12, 7, 12, 6, 6, 6, 12, 10, 7, 8, 6, 11, 13, 13, 6, 10, 11, 8 and 13), damaging the walls (1) and breaking through into the fort, defeating twenty-one of the enemies (Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian, Squelsh barbarian and Squelsh barbarian).
All enemies are defeated and the Sundered Spire is absorbed into your county. The Golden Net is recovered (a scout carrying this across water has a 25% chance of rolling on the treasure table). Prince FitzHarbort now has two castles! A bog cat is victorious but the castle can't be turned into marshland. 11 gold is looted.

Sundered Spire (Castle with Tower and Watchtower - defenders get first attack and owner gets a hill report) 0/11 defence. 11 Army capacity (10 for castle + 1 tower).

From the spire's watchtower:
NW: you see a village
N: you see marshland
NE: you see a forest
E: you see a village
SE: you see marshland
S: you see a village
SW: you see a lair
W: you see forest

Spoiler: Marchioness Aywen Ayes - The Oak and Ash (click to show/hide)

March 1 on N10: The village is undefended and soon re-absorbed back into the county.

march 13 and a bog cat on N11. (Joined by 12 armies from Marquess Wright, 5 armies from Marquess Vulk, with the Last Femur):

The boar, boar and boar attack first (1, 7, 7, 2, 2 and 7), killing three of your armies. The last femur raises one skeleton warrior!

Your armies attack (with one bog cat) (with one skeleton) (4, 4, 3, 7, 4, 2, 8, 4, 8, 5, 1, 4, 4, 7, 1, 8, 8, 1, 8, 3, 3, 4, 4, 2, 6, 1, 6, 4 and , All skeletal companions of the enemy bone reckoners crumble.
defeating ten of the enemies (skeletal warrior, bone reckoner, skeletal warrior, giant (part), bone reckoner, giant (part), skeletal warrior, bone reckoner, boar and boar).
The Last Femur fails to raise anyone.

The enemy attacks back (7, 5, 3, 3, 6, 5, 5 and 5), killing two of your armies. The Last Femur fails to raise anyone.

Your armies attack (with one bog cat) (with one skeleton) (4, 2, 7, 8, 8, 6, 4, 6, 6, 8, 1, 8, 1, 1, 5, 3, 1, 3, 5, 3, 8, 8, 2, 2, 7, 7 and , defeating eight of the enemies (boar, wolf and giant (part)).
The last femur raises one skeleton warrior!
All enemies are defeated and the village is absorbed into your county.
 From giant clubs, you gain one wood.
 Your total losses: five (3 from Ayes, 1 from Wright, 1 from Vulk)

Spoiler: Enemy Phase (click to show/hide)

- For letting a friendly cat come to harm, Granny Longtooth curses Marquess Ambrosio Vulk. While she lives he gets -1 income, -1 recruitment, -1 wood production, -1 stone production, to a minimum of 0 each.

- [F11] The dragon doesn't wander.
- [M6] The dragon doesn't wander.
- Another Barbarian joins the Marrowfat Throne (A8)
- The Moot: Barbarian-occupied tiles 1 (A8), 5 (F14), 10 (K10), 12 (L7), 15 (O6) send someone to the moot.
- Reprisals:
--[Bockhoven 25%] The Squelsh are quiet... for now.
--[FitzHarbort 23%] The Squelsh are quiet... for now.
--[Wright 9%] The Squelsh are quiet... for now.
--[Gloronisits 6%] The Squelsh are quiet... for now.
--[Ayes 6%] The Squelsh are quiet... for now.
--[Vulk 3%] The Squelsh are quiet... for now.

The Thornish fort at M11 gains another recruit.

- [K9] Hogs Landing: No new monsters come.
- [L2] Puzzle Dungeon: No new monsters come.
- [S3] Giant's Toe: No new monsters come.

Turn 11
Research
Countess Andice Gloronisits learns that in R10 is the Scout Hut - Initially abandoned and inhabited by a family of 6 boar. Up to three armies can be assigned to the Hut as if it were a fort and they don't count towards your army cap. These armies can scout so long at they begin scouting from a tile adjacent to the hut. Spend 3 wood to dismantle and reassemble the hut on an empty tile you own.

Prince Mackial FitzHarbort gains a new feature: Alkabrian Outpost. (Special! If this would appear, it appears in the revealing player's primary castle instead, possibly rerolling a tile if discovered while scouting or marching). Players can send a scout to the Outpost in friendly castles to send a special envoy to King Alkabar. The scout doesn't return. Choose one of the following actions for the envoy:
 - Spend 10 gold and declare one unconquered tile uncontestable: King Alkabar will give dispensation and allow it to remain independent. This is only checked when triggering the end of game. If someone conquers an uncontestable tile anyway, they will owe +20 debt for inconveniencing the King.
 - Ask for a loan: gain 20 gold and 20 debt.
 - Send a gift (-1 artefact of your choice, +20 score at the end of the game, cursed items cannot be sent. -2 less score for each successive artefact anyone sends.)
 - Wipe out any amount of debt by spending 2 gold for every 1 debt.
The effects are immediate. Outposts can appear for any player without one.

Spoiler: Known Artefact List (click to show/hide)

In the world
A8 is Marrowfat Throne (when owned by someone of Squelsh heritage, one Squelsh defector will join your cause at the start of each turn (+1 army production) and adjacent Squelsh armies will join your attacks on non-Squelsh; when owned by an Alkabrian or other, +30 reprisal chance, +100 reprisal chance if destroyed.)
B1 is the Black Trotter (Cursed item: cannot be destroyed, sacrificed, gifted or traded. Whoever defeats an army wielding Black Trotter will gain the Black Trotter.) (One unit attacks first twice at the start of each combat, but each time they kill a unit somewhere a boar will turn into a grand tusk- a giant pig that counts as 2 boar. If no boar are currently on the map, the next X boar to appear will all be grand tusks, where X is the number of units killed by the Trotter.)
E5 is Verbian Tusk (summons 1d2-1 Rampaging Boars to your side at the start of each combat. Boars don't count towards your maximum army-size.)
F11 is Ascupart's Bane (unit has +2 dice vs giants).
G6 is Black Claw (Cursed item: cannot be destroyed, sacrificed, gifted or traded. Whoever defeats an army wielding Black Claw will gain the Black Claw.) (+4 dice rolled when attacking, every time someone is killed by a force wielding the claw, the nearest square with a bog cat gains another cat. If there are none, a bog cat will appear in the nearest empty square.)
G10 is Bitter Brew  (The set of armies this is equipped to never retreats from losses.)
H4 is the Black Lance (Cursed item: cannot be destroyed, sacrificed, gifted or traded. Whoever defeats an army wielding the Black Lance will gain the Black Lance.) (You never attack first in combats, but on your first attack all your attackers will attack three times. The turn after slaying someone with the lance, Dragons will preferentially fly one square in your direction when flying to a new home. When this first discovered, place the Dawn Dragon on M6 (the Dawn Dragon counts for 15 armies)).
I5 is the Shimmering Coin (+2 on rolls that determine gold amounts)
I6 is Sundering Claw (assign a scout to crack open a permanent path through any adjacent mountain. 25% chance to call a hostile dragon to the location)
N6 is the Juniper Cape (a scout isn't stopped by monsters)
O7 is the Cat Sack (defeated Bog Cats are put in the Cat Sack instead of being killed if the Cat Sack is held by the winning force. These cats are owned but unfriendly, and any number can be released by an army in any combat, or let loose by a scout in any tile.)
Q8 is the Crimson Drum (attack first when defending)
R6 are the Saint's Knuckles (take -1 when rolling on the monster table (usually less dangerous results))

Held by Lords
Bockhoven: the Rhuddy Cape (the unit this is assigned to is now considered a giant)

The Wolf Crystal (wolves encountered will join the army instead (they still all run away when injured)

Vulk: the Last Femur! (1/4 chance of each dead unit being resurrected to your side as a skeleton warrior when they die)

Pellucid Orb (+1 to scout travel distance)

Gloronisits: the Speculator's Rod (a scout scouting an empty hill that they own, has 25% chance to discover a quarry. They instead find a mine if the hill is adjacent to a mountain. The same tile cannot be scouted in this way more than once per turn.)

The Shield of Earth (the army wielding this is considered to have +1 defence at the start of every combat, as if they were siege defenders)

Prince FitzHarborrt: Hunter's Stand (Archers in the army this is attached to only die on 5s if no other units remain)

Golden Net (A scout carrying this across water has a 25% chance of rolling on the treasure table)

Spoiler: Known Unique Sites (click to show/hide)

A11 is the Selkie Court (Castle with Keep, Moat x 3!) 31/31 defence - The Selkie Queen lives in the Selkie Court. She is a hag protected by 8 royal seals (who act identically to bog cats but with water instead of marshes). In her vault, she has a treasure of 20 gold and two random artefacts (which may be used in defence). The court only appears on coast or water tiles.)

C8 is the Crimson Tower (Keep/Tower/Bloodforge) Defence 17/17,  - Dai the Bloodsinger has a Bloodforge in which 3 armies may be sacrificed to create a new artefact (and become anathema to all).

F12 is The Grove of Tusks - Holy place of the Squelsh - This is a forest. Whoever owns this has a +50% chance of being attacked each turn by Squelsh, who will target the Grove. Special Action: a scout can be sent to the grove to make a sacrificial offering (worth 10 gold) to make peace with the Squelsh, setting their chance for reprisals against the Hedge Lord to 0.

E10 is an unknown lair.

F11 is Lake Sorrow.

F13 is The Grove of Tusks - Holy place of the Squelsh - This is a forest. Whoever owns this has a +50% chance of being attacked each turn by Squelsh, who will target the Grove. Special Action: a scout can be sent to the grove to make a sacrificial offering (worth 10 gold) to make peace with the Squelsh, setting their chance to reprisals to 0. This only works for people who don't own the Grove.

G10 is Wolfhaven Woods - Forest. Spiritual home of wolf kind. Inhabited by 10d4 wolves (25). These wolves will only flee if less than 10 remain. Any wolves that would otherwise be loyal to a non-wolf, are loyal to the wolves in these woods. Wolves in this forest will never march on anywhere.

H10 is Owl Woods - Forest. Originally guarded by the Dusk Dragon (the Dusk Dragon counts for 10 armies) and seven wisps. The dragon holds Ascupart's Bane (unit has +2 dice vs giants).

K8 is Blasted Oak - Forest. If any non-skeleton dies here on in an adjacent tile, a new hostile skeleton will spawn here. 8 skeletal warriors are wandering around here.

M8 is The Hirsute Sage's Hut (while independent, scouts that pass through the hut will ignore the first set of enemies they come across while scouting after visiting the hut. The sage leaves if his home becomes occupied.)

N7 is Taghairn Cave - Owned by Cuthbert Catsbane, a Bloodsinger who wields the Cat Sack if it hasn't appeared elsewhere. Has a limited kind of Bloodforge in which three cats may be sacrificed to create a new artefact. You would first have to find a way of gaining the cats.

O8 is The Hag Market. Marshland. Protected by 9 bog hags and 27 bog cats. Scouts can be sent to the market to buy bog cats (4 gold each) and otherwise may pass through without being attacked. Half the money spent here remains as possible loot. Friendly bog cats have +1 attack in marshland, and while you have a cat, they give -1 (non-cumulative) to enemy attack rolls. Cats cannot be sent to scout, and they cannot be send to attack or patrol by themselves. Monsters won't march from this location."

Q5 is The Moot - Village with 2d2 (2+1=3) Squelsh Barbarians and a moat (6/6 defense). It is the neutral meeting place of rival Squelsh bands. At the start of each enemy turn, each tile with a Squelsh Barbarian has a 25% chance of sending someone to the Moot. The first Squelsh reprisal each turn will be joined by whomever is in the Moot. If the Moot is conquered, a new Moot (with a new moat) will appear in the most populous Squelsh-held village at the start of the next player turn, or if there are no such villages, it may appear in future tile generation (from scouting, research etc.).

Q9 is Granny Longtooth's Hut - Marshland. 4/4 defence while Granny Longtooth lives here. Granny Longtooth is a Bog Hag protected by 15 Bog Cats. Monsters won't normally march from this location, but Granny Longtooth will curse anyone who has sacrificed cats or who has let a friendly cat come to harm. (While she lives: -1 income, -1 recruitment, -1 wood production, -1 stone production, to a minimum of 0 each.)

R3 is The Castle of Bryn the Brawn (Keep/Tower/Tower) Defence 21/21, occupied by Bryn, a giant, and his family, three more giants. The adjacent squares are also within his domain. Bryn will wage war to retake any squares adjacent to his castle, always accompanied in battle by 1d6 wolves.

R10 is the Scout Hut - Initially abandoned and inhabited by a family of 6 boar. Up to three armies can be assigned to the Hut as if it were a fort and they don't count towards your army cap. These armies can scout so long at they begin scouting from a tile adjacent to the hut. Spend 3 wood to dismantle and reassemble the hut on an empty tile you own.

- The outpost is a possible outcome on the table of sites, and functions more as an event making the castle a unique site, than discovering one in the wild.
- There's not normally hidden stuff (other than the contents of the artefact and site tables) but I thought having the cat sack already be full would be funnier.
- The fight against the monster horde was a good idea, but 30 armies including cats and the femur was probably overkill.
- I've not reread the lot, so there might be some map mistakes. Let me know as usual!
- Paying a bunch of wood and massing a huge army to beat the Spire has paid off, as getting more castles is the biggest way to expand the army cap. There will be enough castles for everyone to get at least one more (assuming they can get to them).
- Free bit of info: there are a few more difficult sites which can only appear in WW.

[a1s]

Spoiler: Marchioness Aywen Ayes - The Oak and Ash (click to show/hide)

Marchioness Aywen Ayes
Background: Thornish Defector
Castle Name: The Oak and Ash
Castle Location N-13
Border Colour: Red
Army: 14/14
Defence: 14/14
Wood Production: 7
Recruitment: 4
Income: 1
Wood: 26
Gold: 21
Stone:1
Debt: 0
Features: Mustering Yard, Coppicing Grove, Barracks, Tower
Forts : None
Artifacts: None
Equipment: None
Special Units: 1 bog cat

orders:
Buy 9 stone
build another tower.
March 3 on L8
March 5 on M7
March 6 + bog cat on N12

[Criptfeind]

Curse you catburt. I wasn't expecting a bunch of cats for sure, rip skeleton archer . I think that was the first time I've lost a skeleton, I've been attempting to be pretty good at keeping them alive so a bit sad, but I guess I couldn't keep them alive forever (the lair was a heck of a risk, I expected some to die there this turn, but I guess I got lucky there)

In the fight vs Cuthbert I think the last femur was activated for some reason, doesn't matter since the cats killed everything.

Also are the crumbled enemy skeletons suppose to strike back on the turn they are crumbled? Makes sense either way but they seem to be doing so in my fight vs the lair, so I thought I'd check. Doesn't matter since they didn't kill anything though. Also the lair doesn't mention that I get the 11 gold from it, I assume I do, but most of the time it says so explicitly in the turn so I figured I'd check.

Also yeah, it was mega overkill but I was already asleep by the time VermilionSkies came in with the giant army

[Criptfeind]

Oh, also, in situations like that with a 3 way battle, how is it determined who each army strikes? And if they overkill, are the rest of the rolls on their attack wasted or do they spread to the other enemies?

[Quarque]

I see that a total of 5 armies died in the fight for the spire. How many of those were mine?

[Quarque]

Curse you catburt.

Catburt now produces -1 gold, -1 wood and -1 stone