Questions

[DCT - Destiny Corben-Talas]

I absolutely love holding information not being shown

I dont, I loved to make reports of stats, was quite funny to see them..,). At the prior game, used to make them for Central Alliance as we were sharing our intell.

[WB - Water's Blessing]

Yeah, I like that too. Is there a master page that produces trade route info, or is it just on each page?

[DM Juan]

On each realm and character page.

[HW - Halmond Westerly]

I was thinking, on the matter of raids, if you declared war, as normal, but then had an objective type that would determine things. Like a raid, for instance, would have a short duration. You sacrifice some of your battle turns in order to be able to plunder and get back out without having to face a concerted resistance, etc.

[AaH - Avicerra al Hamam]

The amount of build actions is dependent on your court lvl +1 does that mean in the beginning of we have 2 provinces we can build only one building at a time as our court is lvl0?

What about roads. Can you build them I addition to the building or do they count to the limit. What if you build roads in another regents realm?

[MS - Meaghan Smith]

You can increase your court by paying GBs (1:1).

Court 0 = 1 project being constructed.

Roads count as construction projects. If you want a building and a road being constructed in Turn 1, pay 1 GB to increase court to Court 1.

[AaH - Avicerra al Hamam]

How far can a coaster trade. I understand it can only travel along the coast. What about a longship or other upgrades? Are there any limitations on who you can trade with in our region?

[TH - The Hunt]

Coasters have unlimited range, and in fact are faster than most other ships. But they shouldn't be sent to the islands. Gravenport might be safe, since the straits there are so narrow land can easily be seen in both directions.

Your court level will be more of a limiting factor than the ship's range, since you can't establish a trade route more than court+1 provinces away.

Longships are seaworthy. I think the oared ships are meant to be marked with two asterisks on the table.

Barges are even less seaworthy than coasters.

It's not possible to establish a sea trade route from one side of the land bridge to the other, and there's three land-locked provinces. Otherwise, there's nearly forty provinces to trade with in the east, and ten in the west, with Haven the gateway between the two areas.

[AaH - Avicerra al Hamam]

1. So establishing a trade route where both guilders share the trade route both need to be able to reach each other?
2. You can not establish holdings longer away than capitallevel+1? I did not know that and I defenitly did that last game.
3. How do sea areas count for that distance? For example the island regents.
4. So if there is no priest in one side of the map you wont get any temples established before very late?

[YK - Yuri Khavlor]

1. So establishing a trade route where both guilders share the trade route both need to be able to reach each other?
2. You can not establish holdings longer away than capitallevel+1? I did not know that and I defenitly did that last game.
3. How do sea areas count for that distance? For example the island regents.
4. So if there is no priest in one side of the map you wont get any temples established before very late?

1. Last game it was discussed using combined distance for trade between cooperating guilders, who spent a diplomacy to authorize trade between regents. Unsure if it was fully adopted or only tentatively.

2. Court + 1 (not capital)

3. Sea areas are large areas, but still count as one distance. All provinces on the same seas zone, without a shared border, are a distance of 2.

4. Potentially, last game you negotiated for someone to do so, or you made your own, and could later invest them in an actual priest.