Re: Defending structures

WALTER NEILL (bopone@erols.com)
Thu, 15 Jan 1998 14:02:52 -0500 (EST)

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>
>At 01:43 AM 1/16/98 +1000, you wrote:
>>If a unit is in a structure and that structure is attacked will the
>>attack be considered against the owner for purposes of working out
>>whether other units defend it.
>>
>>For example if Fred is inside a mine in a garrisoned province. The
>>garrison belongs to Fred's faction. If savages roll up and attack the
>>mine will the garrison defend fred??
>
>I'm pretty sure that it does. If my memory serves correctly (I don't have
>my turns available here at the office), savages attacked one of my
>structures (and the character inside it), and one of my factions characters
>that was in the same province defended.
>
Actualy, a GARRISON sworn to your castle (w/o orders to attack that specific
savage) will just stand there. Now a noble WILL rush to the defence of a
structure owned by his faction.
I remain,

Walt.

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