Boarungg
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posted 09-14-14 05:15 AM
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There is also one interesting action that can be performed with only 4-hex cities.
Suppose that there stays one stack of some units in one corner of a 4-hex city, then some other player moves his stack to the opposite corner.
What happens then?
There is no battle, because those opposite hexes aren't adjacent. However, the city is switched to a special mode. City action is paused until one of them leaves the city.
Also if the city is walled and one of the players attacks the other, battle begins inside walls.
Ramillies
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posted 12-22-14 07:31 PM
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3 / 3
This one can happen in smaller cities as well, provided that you manage to persuade a whole hexful of defenders to join your cause. An example that actually happened to me: 3-hex frostling city with 2 groups of frostlings and one giant. Giant was in his own hex. I was playing highmen, so I could negotiate with the giant, bought his allegiance, and so I got the access to the town (i. e. the city went into "war mode").
Then I moved in and fought the frostlings, but from within the walls.