Difference between revisions of "Explore"
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Duuring War the following takes place with regard to exploring | Duuring War the following takes place with regard to exploring | ||
* Explorings costs 100% more | * Explorings costs 100% more | ||
| − | * [[Military#Traditional_March|Traditional March]] attacks from the enemy kingdom take 10% of their gains from your [[Explore | + | * [[Military#Traditional_March|Traditional March]] attacks from the enemy kingdom take 10% of their gains from your [[Explore Pool]] |
=== Exploration Leaders === | === Exploration Leaders === | ||
These Exploration Leaders are in place to restrict the abuse of a bug whereby exploring 1 acre at a time would cause all acres to arrive earlier than if explored in one batch. They are consumed one at a time per batch of acres explored. They return once exploring is completed. They do not take up networth, or contribute to population in any way. | These Exploration Leaders are in place to restrict the abuse of a bug whereby exploring 1 acre at a time would cause all acres to arrive earlier than if explored in one batch. They are consumed one at a time per batch of acres explored. They return once exploring is completed. They do not take up networth, or contribute to population in any way. | ||
Revision as of 11:21, 13 November 2009
Exploring
The Explore page allows you to send out soldiers at the cost of Gc to explore more lands and add them to your province. You may not explore unless you have the resources to cover the costs, you have <50% of your existing acres built upon and your Explore Pool must be greater than 0 acres.
War and the effects on Exploring
Duuring War the following takes place with regard to exploring
- Explorings costs 100% more
- Traditional March attacks from the enemy kingdom take 10% of their gains from your Explore Pool
Exploration Leaders
These Exploration Leaders are in place to restrict the abuse of a bug whereby exploring 1 acre at a time would cause all acres to arrive earlier than if explored in one batch. They are consumed one at a time per batch of acres explored. They return once exploring is completed. They do not take up networth, or contribute to population in any way.
