Questions

[DM Juan]

If I forget to flag them as LT actions, they sure do give the regent XP.

[MS - Meaghan Smith]

Gives new meaning to 'taking credit for someone else's work'....

[JB - Jana Boulderbrew]

I looked back at my final turn sheet from the last game... Lol.. I was a lot higher level than I thought... There were many adventures I could have done at a higher DC... Oh well... Kragen wasn't a caster, so it did not have that huge of an impact.

[TH - The Hunt]

If a treasury stops a raid from collecting GB, what does that mean if someone raids for resources? Can they give up GB to avoid extra loyalty loss?

[DM Juan]

"yes" ? I guess ... will need to think about that.

Raid keeps complicating everything

[WM - The Waste Mage]

GB were always supposed to represent goods not just gold. Treasury should prevent resources as well. Could base it on level of treasury as well.

[TH - The Hunt]

I liked it better when treasury buildings didn't protect against raids... If I knew they were going to, I'd have one already.

Theft can only be conducted in a player's capital and treasuries are the only limit, raids can be conducted anywhere and province level is the limit. Those are very distinct.

[MS - Meaghan Smith]

Treasury would protect against theft in capital, but not a raid. They are two different things with vastly different potential outcomes (limited number of GBs or resources taken via a raid while theft theoretically is only capped by however much money the regent has access to).

[TH - The Hunt]

I like to imagine a major part of the theft action is kidnapping VIPs to ransom back to the victim. That helps explain how so much money gets moved.

[JB - Jana Boulderbrew]

Could do something like the treasury cancels raiding from 2 units per level of treasury. So a level 2 would protect against a raid of 4 units, but a raid of 6 units would still have 2 that get through.... after the fighting.