Silver Star

[Fire.Soul]

I've just completed my first Prince game (won through Space Race; 3rd in score; leadership skills of Louis XVI. Is that good?). Yet, I still don't know what the silver star symbol means. It appears above the production/growth bar of some cities... I've looked up in the manual but I didn't find it. Could I have skipped it?

Sorry if this is a ridiculous question. Lol!

 

[Tatran]

The silver star indicates the city has the Forbidden Palace and/or Versailles.

 

[majk-iii]

...or just a secondary palace.

-I'm not sure however if that made it to warlords from vanilla?

 

[wioneo]

...or just a secondary palace.

-I'm not sure however if that made it to warlords from vanilla?

You can only have one palace, the first one is automatically destroyed when you build a new one.

 

[thefais]

...or just a secondary palace.

-I'm not sure however if that made it to warlords from vanilla?

It's still a silver star for both Versailles and FP

 

[Fire.Soul]

Ah! Thanks guys. =) THAT explains it. Lol.

 

[majk-iii]

You can only have one palace, the first one is automatically destroyed when you build a new one.

all right... because early in vanilla (i haven' seen it since then anyway) it was sometimes possible to, if you flipped another civs capital, retain their palace as well as your own... you didn't get any culture from it, but you did get the silver star, the lessend corruption and (i'm not sure about this last one), as far as i remember, the 8 cpt. You could then still build both the FP and Versaille on top of that. In the city-screen it would list as "palace".


Now, i haven't seen it since... mostly because flipping capitals isn't very common above the simpler levels and/or the smallest maps... my question(s) is as follows:
-Does anyone hane any info on this? Does it still happen sometimes in Warlords? Was it meant to be possible, or was it merely an initial bug?