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* A [[Dragons|Dragon]] sent in War has full health
 
* A [[Dragons|Dragon]] sent in War has full health
 
* Dragon Networth Range is removed when targeting a Kingdom you are at War with
 
* Dragon Networth Range is removed when targeting a Kingdom you are at War with
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* Greatly reduced [[Gangbang_Protection|Multi-Attack Protection]]
 
* 80% Protection from hits and spell/op effects from Kingdoms outside the War (phasing in over 24h)
 
* 80% Protection from hits and spell/op effects from Kingdoms outside the War (phasing in over 24h)
 
* Decreased Attack Time (phasing in) by 15% after 12 hours
 
* Decreased Attack Time (phasing in) by 15% after 12 hours

Revision as of 23:18, 5 February 2023

Significance of the Hostility Meter

When a party hits 15 points they become Unfriendly to the Kingdom which they hit/opped. Hostile status requires 30 points to achieve.

If both Kingdoms reach Hostile relations, the kingdom with fewer meter points may declare war. When 90 points are reached by both Kingdoms, either one can declare.

On the first of each Utopian Month, both hostility meters decay by one fifth (20%) or 3 points, whichever is greater.

Attacks, Spells, Ops and How they Move the Meter

Different successful attack types, spells and thievery operations add to the hostility meter at varying levels of intensity. The attacks add to the meter according to the figures given below.

Traditional Marches, Conquests, Razes, Plunders, Massacres, Learns

All these attacks add 3 points to the hostility meter per hit.

Ambushes and Bounces

Ambushes add 1.5 points to the meter.
Bounces will affect the meter based on offense vs defense sent (i.e. a failed attack with greater than 75% offense sent would move the meter equivalent to 50% of a successful Traditional March).

Dragons

Dragons add 30 points to the hostility meter.

Spells and Thievery Operations

Spell Relations Required Value
Storms Normal 0.02
Drought Normal 0.02
Gluttony Normal 0.03
Magic Ward Unfriendly 0.05
Chastity Unfriendly 0.05
Sloth Unfriendly 0.05
Greed Normal 0.05
Vermin Normal 0.00
Abolish Ritual Unfriendly 0.05
Lightning Strike Normal 0.06
Pitfalls Normal 0.06
Explosions Normal 0.06
Fireball Unfriendly 0.08
Tornadoes Unfriendly 0.1
Blizzard Unfriendly 0.1
Expose Thieves Unfriendly 0.12
Fool's Gold Unfriendly 0.14
Mystic Vortex Unfriendly 0.15
Nightmares Unfriendly 0.15
Land Lust Unfriendly 0.2
Meteor Showers Unfriendly 0.25
Thievery Operation Relations Required Value
Free Prisoners Normal 0.01
Rob the Granaries Normal 0.02
Bribe Generals Normal 0.03
Bribe Thieves Normal 0.03
Rob the Towers Normal 0.03
Kidnap Normal 0.04
Rob the Vaults Normal 0.04
Steal War Horses Unfriendly 0.06
Incite Riots Normal 0.06
Night Strike Unfriendly 0.08
Sabotage Wizards Unfriendly 0.08
Arson Normal 0.08
Greater Arson Unfriendly 0.1
Assassinate Wizards Unfriendly 0.12

Detailed: Effects of Moving the Meter & Changing Relations

Normal

No Effects

Unfriendly

  • A Dragon sent to an unfriendly Kingdom will only have 50% health points.

Mystics:

Thievery:

Hostile

  • A Dragon sent to a Hostile Kingdom will only have 75% health points.
  • Some Honor bonuses from Ops and Spells
  • Mana costs of Offensive Spells decreases to 2%
  • Stealth costs of Offensive Operations decreases to 2%
  • Access to Meteor Showers

War

  • A Dragon sent in War has full health
  • Dragon Networth Range is removed when targeting a Kingdom you are at War with
  • Greatly reduced Multi-Attack Protection
  • 80% Protection from hits and spell/op effects from Kingdoms outside the War (phasing in over 24h)
  • Decreased Attack Time (phasing in) by 15% after 12 hours

Mystics:

Thievery:

Meter Disparity

A gains throttling mechanic exists whereby a kingdom that has a difference of 90 points more than their opponent on the Meter will receive reduced gains. This reduction increases linearly.