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| =====Playground===== | =====Playground===== |
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| | [[playground#line1|"bookmark" 1]], |
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| | ^ Image | {{:misc:gui:palisades.png}} | {{:misc:gui:fortress.png}} | {{:misc:gui:castle.png}} | {{:misc:gui:citadel.png}} | {{:misc:gui:citadel.png}} | |
| | ^ Name | Palisades | Fortress | Castle | Citadel | Grand Citadel | |
| | ^ Cost/Months | 600/4 | 300/2 | 300/2 | 450/3 | 600/4 | |
| | ^ Admin | 15 | 30 | 45 | 60 | 70 | |
| | ^ Com. Pt. Bonus | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | |
| | ^ Rec. Pt. Bonus | 50% | 75% | 100% | 125% | 150% | |
| | ^ Supply Storage | 100 | 500 | 1500 | 5000 | 7500 | |
| | ^ Base Defenders((Number of defenders varies by nation, but is always multiples of the defenders on the lowest-level fort (e.g. a fortress has 2× the palisade units, a castle has 3×, etc.) )) | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | |
| | ^ Wall Integrity | 100 | 250 | 500 | 750 | 1000 | |
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| please feel free to edit this page however you want! | please feel free to edit this page however you want! |
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| Lorem Ipsum | Lorem Ipsum |
| </WRAP></WRAP> | </WRAP></WRAP> |
| </WRAP> | </WRAP> |
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| | ===== Another section at the same level ===== |
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| </WRAP></WRAP> | </WRAP></WRAP> |
| </WRAP> | </WRAP> |
| | ==== A section at a lower level ==== |
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| ??Völva?? | ??Völva?? |
| ??Igor Könhelm's Tome?? | ??Igor Könhelm's Tome?? |
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| | ===== A section at a higher level ===== |
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| {{:misc:sea.png?25&nolink}} **Overview:** Usually when an underwater nation invades a land nation, there aren't many ways fellow land-nations can respond. Raiding underwater from the coast is one of the few ways to do this. Underwater nations often don't protect their borders, leaving them vulnerable to limited-commitment raiding, and in the long term, destroying the shallow coastal provinces can also help protect the land nation, since armies in those underwater border provinces will be difficult to supply. | {{:misc:sea.png?25&nolink}} **Overview:** Usually when an underwater nation invades a land nation, there aren't many ways fellow land-nations can respond. Raiding underwater from the coast is one of the few ways to do this. Underwater nations often don't protect their borders, leaving them vulnerable to limited-commitment raiding, and in the long term, destroying the shallow coastal provinces can also help protect the land nation, since armies in those underwater border provinces will be difficult to supply. |
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| {{:style:supplyusage64.png?25&nolink}} **Strategic concerns:** Using Raid-command from a well-patrolled coastal fortress with access to many water provinces is the ideal positioning. If the enemy water nation has the ability to respond quickly, it is advantageous to be able to switch the target province every turn. Ideally, the enemy water nation is also heavily committed to invading someone else, but attacking from a patrolled and forted province is one of the best ways to protect raiders. The underwater nation can respond with a small force, teleporters, or assassins, but troops on Raid-command shouldn't engage in battles outside the fort. | {{:style:supplyusage64.png?25&nolink}} **Strategic concerns:** Using Raid-command from a well-patrolled coastal fortress with access to many water provinces is the ideal positioning. If the enemy water nation has the ability to respond quickly, it is advantageous to be able to switch the target province every turn. Ideally, the enemy water nation is also heavily committed to invading someone else, but attacking from a patrolled and forted province is one of the best ways to protect raiders. The underwater nation can respond with a small force, teleporters, or assassins, but troops on Raid-command shouldn't engage in battles outside the fort. |
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