Why Greg's noble blasted another only once is his own problem and doesn't
matter.
I guess playing g1 can have it's disadvantages also, but there are more then
enough advantages to make up for them, aren't there Greg ?
>This is a bad bug. IMHO, though, it isn't the bug that is ruining the
>game. That honor goes to the Survive Fatal Wound bug. Since SFW works
>with only day of study, rather than the full 28, people are saving weeks
>of noble time by learning only 1 day of it using Fast Study. Even
>worse, it is possible to generate aura in huge amounts extremely quickly
>by combining SFW with Tap Health for Aura. Those of us who didn't
>decide to use our Fast Study points to learn fishing on turn 3 because
>we were already running out of money (hey, I was young, what can I say)
>are able to take unfair advantage over everyone else.
When a noble is blasted the body moves to the province like any other kill I
guess.
Troops etc, go to a noble stacked with him/her (sometimes)
>When a noble is killed by an aura blast what happens to the body? Does it
>move to the province? What happens to any soldiers with the noble?
>What if the noble was the owner of a structure at the time he was blasted?
Yves.
BTW : Dear PLATO-members, simple planning is what it takes.
I'm sorry if I'm good at it.