Re: Legends :- lairs

From: bryan@salestech.com (Bryan Donaldson)

Date: Mon, 06 Mar 1995 14:55:11 +0000

lache@classic42.rz.uni-duesseldorf.de (Stefan Lache) writes:
>Derek Tay (scooter@is.dal.ca) wrote
>in article <1995Feb26.122839.34699@ac.dal.ca>:
>[snip]
>: Note my favorite is to conqueur on phase 1 then teleport to another force
>: which moves into the province with encounter orders and conqueur the
>: force allowing a total of 3 attacks on the lair/town.

>Are you sure you tried that one out? If so, you forgot to mention that it
>needs more than one player participating, because the order of events is
>like that:

>This does not allow a character to fight in more than one force of the
>same player in the same turn, as there is no possibility to teleport
>from one force to another _between battles_.
>Of course it is possible to use the strategy you described when two
>or more players work together, as in this case you can teleport to
>someone else's force which then may attack one hour or two days later.

>By the way, I can't see much use in attacking a town more than once (in
>the same turn or otherwise), at least as long as it would be logistically
>possible to combine the forces into one. That way, you usually have fewer
>losses.

If player A has a force and gifts all the soldiers in it to to Player B,
attackes the town, teleports (2nd phase) to a force of Player B in the
target province. Then player B Extracts (L5) the soldiers, assigns
player A to a combat slot, issues a Move 0, and attacks the target again
in the second military phase.

This will work with raiding parties as well, as long as all the
characters of Player A know teleport.
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References

Legends :- lairs
Colin@sollitt.demon.co.uk (Colin S Payne)
Sun, 19 Feb 1995 11:54:15 +0000
Re: Legends :- lairs
lache@classic42.rz.uni-duesseldorf.de (Stefan Lache)
Tue, 28 Feb 1995 11:49:03 +0000