At 11:37 AM 10/12/98 EDT, Strallen2@aol.com wrote:
>I'm kinda new to the game, I'll be starting tomorrow, and I have a question.
>Mostly I understand alot of the rules, and though I believe I already
>understand the answer to this one, I want to make sure. If you want to build
>and control a Castle, and most of the surrounding area, besides garrisons and
>numerous other things you have to have a Noble permanently residing in the
>castle don't you? Or at least residing there until you replace him/her with a
>different Noble. You have to forever give up one of your Nobles if you
want to
>be able to control the castle, otherwise the next person to come along could
>claim it and the lands garrisoned to it. I was just wondering, to make sure I
>had it right, since even though I might want to eventually control some land
>(if I can find any that isn't already claimed), the idea of having to
>permanently lose a Noble (lose seemed close enough to the same thin for me)
>isn't very appealing.
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