In an attack which targets a Fortress with defenses, the defenses will attack in every turn in which they survive. After all defences and troops are defeated, the damage is then dealt to any Warlord, followed finally by the Champion if they are present. Within each combat tier, the units will always receive damage in the following order: Defenses > Melee Troops > Ranged Troops > Broken Troops.
This is due to your highest tier units ensuring your lowest tier units are on the front lines, essentially making them fodder for your enemy to battle through. When your army deals damage to an enemy army, it is always against the lowest unit tier within that army first. The difference in strength between a few tiers can be significant. When in combat units will receive a combat bonus for battling units at a lower tier, while there will be a combat penalty for attacking higher tier units. They cannot fight in combat and take bonus damage from ranged attacks as they are scattered and unorganised.Įvery champion, warlord and troop type have a combat tier. Failed morale tests will result in some of the units becoming broken for one turn.īroken units are either retreating from battle or attempting to regroup.
The army that begins combat will always fight first.Īs damage is dealt to your enemy in combat, any single unit type which takes more than 25% casualties in a single turn will be required to take a morale test. In each turn, every unit (which is both alive and not broken) will attack the enemy. When you battle an army, the combat will consist of 3 turns. If your Champion is captured by an enemy, then it’s time to summon your allies! Create your largest Warband and retaliate against your enemy! Winning battles against any enemy who holds captive Champions has a chance to release them. Warlords and Champions will always use their most powerful attacks in combat and can bring powerful bonuses to your army. Each army may field 1 Warlord and 1 Champion in battle, but can potentially have neither.
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