Tani Coyote
Son of Huehuecoyotl
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Angel Island
-Dark Legion: Blackish Gray.
-Brotherhood: Red.
-Dingo: Orange.
There are 55 provinces, 7 of which are neutral and the remaining 16 spread equally between the other three factions.
Aid:
Dark Legion - 5 (Numenor) - 1 Army Support (New England)
Dingos - 1 (Green Hill)
Benefits Handed Out (On the first turn, benefits are free and don't require actual assistance): 1.6 gold to NE's research; 1.6 to Numenor's.
After the first turn, factions will expect at least 5 gold or an army every two turns if you want to receive a reward. Remember that rewards go up for the Dark Legion as they expand.
The Dark Legion has 12 Armies to its rivals' 10. The Dingos must bank their cash since it's so miniscule.
The Dark Legion holds out, Grandmaster Rutan saying defensive measures will assist the Legion more for the time being.
The Guardians consider the Legion their hated enemies, and so attack them with 1 Army first. It's a tie (3-3), so the defender wins. While that doesn't kill the defeated army, it does force them to go back to the capital, leaving the border defenseless.
The Guardians naturally decide not to push it, and instead attack the Dingos. While some Guardians believe the Green Hill Army in their territory should be attacked due to support for the Dingos, the majority of Guardians rule that since Green Hill so far hasn't donated enough nor is it providing any military assistance to the Dingos, they should be allowed to stay.
3 Guardian Armies attack the Dingos, resulting in 2 victories and 1 defeat. With 2 armies available, however, they strike the Dingos again! 1 Victory and 1 Defeat.
Net Change So far: +1 territory for the Brotherhood, -2 Armies for the Brotherhood, and -3 armies for the Dingos.
The Dingos move next, having 7 Armies. They order their two units on the border to attempt to take Brotherhood territory.
Disaster - 1 loss and one tie! The Southern border is now defenseless.
The Dingos order an assault on the Legion's territories, 4 armies against 2! It's cut after 2 losses though. 2 armies instead attack a weaker Legion territory.
1 tie and 1 victory.
The Dingos now have 4 armies.
The Legion takes the helm, with 11 armies at its disposal, with a New England Army for assistance. It's chaos all along the borders, west to East.
First, the Legion orders an assault on one Brotherhood frontier. 1 Defeat and 1 Victory, but the Victory is made by New England's army in the area. Another assault has 1 Defeat and 1 Victory. 2 Armies then stand ready to attack yet another Brotherhood province - 9-8.
The Legion has gained 4 provinces from the Brotherhood at the expense of two armies. 2 more battles have a tie and a victory over the Dingos.
3 Armies remain, and they strike at the Dingo Army in the North! It's a smashing victory, at 9-1.
The Brotherhood now has 5 armies and 12 provinces.
The Dingos have 2 Armies and 12 provinces.
The Legion has 8 armies (and 1 NE supporting force) and 24 provinces. Next turn, the Brotherhood will hand out 2.4 gold in benefits to its allies.
-Dark Legion: Blackish Gray.
-Brotherhood: Red.
-Dingo: Orange.
There are 55 provinces, 7 of which are neutral and the remaining 16 spread equally between the other three factions.
Spoiler Basics :
Aid:
Dark Legion - 5 (Numenor) - 1 Army Support (New England)
Dingos - 1 (Green Hill)
Benefits Handed Out (On the first turn, benefits are free and don't require actual assistance): 1.6 gold to NE's research; 1.6 to Numenor's.
After the first turn, factions will expect at least 5 gold or an army every two turns if you want to receive a reward. Remember that rewards go up for the Dark Legion as they expand.
The Dark Legion has 12 Armies to its rivals' 10. The Dingos must bank their cash since it's so miniscule.
The Dark Legion holds out, Grandmaster Rutan saying defensive measures will assist the Legion more for the time being.
The Guardians consider the Legion their hated enemies, and so attack them with 1 Army first. It's a tie (3-3), so the defender wins. While that doesn't kill the defeated army, it does force them to go back to the capital, leaving the border defenseless.
The Guardians naturally decide not to push it, and instead attack the Dingos. While some Guardians believe the Green Hill Army in their territory should be attacked due to support for the Dingos, the majority of Guardians rule that since Green Hill so far hasn't donated enough nor is it providing any military assistance to the Dingos, they should be allowed to stay.
3 Guardian Armies attack the Dingos, resulting in 2 victories and 1 defeat. With 2 armies available, however, they strike the Dingos again! 1 Victory and 1 Defeat.
Net Change So far: +1 territory for the Brotherhood, -2 Armies for the Brotherhood, and -3 armies for the Dingos.
The Dingos move next, having 7 Armies. They order their two units on the border to attempt to take Brotherhood territory.
Disaster - 1 loss and one tie! The Southern border is now defenseless.
The Dingos order an assault on the Legion's territories, 4 armies against 2! It's cut after 2 losses though. 2 armies instead attack a weaker Legion territory.
1 tie and 1 victory.
The Dingos now have 4 armies.
The Legion takes the helm, with 11 armies at its disposal, with a New England Army for assistance. It's chaos all along the borders, west to East.
First, the Legion orders an assault on one Brotherhood frontier. 1 Defeat and 1 Victory, but the Victory is made by New England's army in the area. Another assault has 1 Defeat and 1 Victory. 2 Armies then stand ready to attack yet another Brotherhood province - 9-8.
The Legion has gained 4 provinces from the Brotherhood at the expense of two armies. 2 more battles have a tie and a victory over the Dingos.
3 Armies remain, and they strike at the Dingo Army in the North! It's a smashing victory, at 9-1.
The Brotherhood now has 5 armies and 12 provinces.
The Dingos have 2 Armies and 12 provinces.
The Legion has 8 armies (and 1 NE supporting force) and 24 provinces. Next turn, the Brotherhood will hand out 2.4 gold in benefits to its allies.
