In the first round of combat, the defenders Defences hit the attacker's forces before regular combat ensues the attacker's army does not attack in this round. In each phase, the respective player's troops damage will be dealt to the remainder of the opposing player's troops. If you are holding a city, the 15% loss penalty still applies to any Units stationed at allied fortresses.Ĭombat is typically resolved in 3 rounds, except in cases of Fortress Combat where there is a fourth special round that precedes the normal rounds that follows its own rules (listed below).Įach round is resolved in two phases - an attacker's damage step and defenders damage step. This also causes scenarios where the only troops you're left with after being zeroed are all your ranged units. This means your lower tier units will be culled to make room for your higher tier troops. It's important to note that when you reach sawbones capacity, units first on the combat order will be killed off permanently to make troops later in your combat order. For example: If your sawbones capacity is 2 million troops and you lose 3 million troops (over any number of battles without healing), you will lose 1 million troops permanently even if you are defending out of a city. *In any scenario where you reach your sawbones capacity, any additional troop loss will result in permanent losses of 100%. In PvE all lost units go to your sawbones until you reach your sawbones capacity. In Warhammer: Chaos and Conquest, troop deaths typically result in filling up your Sawbones for healing. There is a 10 second innate cooldown for scouting a player, and you can have multiple scouts outbound or returning at a single time. Max rank of the Scouting Ritual will penetrate the Illusionary Army buff that an enemy player may use to otherwise double the units seen by the scouting player.Ĭurrently, you cannot scout the same player multiple times in a row. Higher scouting levels, through Rituals, will give you more or more accurate information. Players, typically, receive notification of an incoming scout and a successful scout against any of their occupied locations. Scouting another player will give you access to information in regards to a player's fortress, encampment, or occupied tile.

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