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Difference between revisions of "Combat Resolution (RPCSS)"

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;Step 1 - Determine Combat Strength of both sides
 
;Step 1 - Determine Combat Strength of both sides
 
#Add up Unit Strength for Attacking Army (Infantry 1, Knights 2, Seige see below) for each Army.
 
#Add up Unit Strength for Attacking Army (Infantry 1, Knights 2, Seige see below) for each Army.
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#*Add 1 point for each friendly army in any adjacent hexes that have an active support order.
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#*'''Seige Engine'''<br>If attacking a fortified hex, add 4 points for each seige unit.
 
#Add up Unit Strength for the Defending Army (Infantry 2, Knights 1, Seige see below) for each Army.
 
#Add up Unit Strength for the Defending Army (Infantry 2, Knights 1, Seige see below) for each Army.
 
#*Add 1 if the army has been given a defend order.
 
#*Add 1 if the army has been given a defend order.
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#*#Add the strength of any Fortifications in the hex such as a castle or stronghold for the defender. (Strongholds 1, Castles 2)
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#*Add the strength of any Fortifications in the hex such as a castle or stronghold for the defender. (Strongholds 1, Castles 2)
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#Add 1 point for any friendly armies in adjacent hexes that have a support order
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#*Add 1 point for each friendly army in any adjacent hexes that have an active support order.
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:;Strength of a Seige Engine
 
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:If you are the attacker moving into a fortified hex (stronghold or castle) your siege engines count as a unit strength of 4.  However, if you are the defender or not attacking a fortified hex, they count as 0 but are the last to be destroyed.
 
  
 
;Step 2 - Determine the winner of the battle
 
;Step 2 - Determine the winner of the battle
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;Step 3 - Determine casualties
 
;Step 3 - Determine casualties
 
#The loser begins by taking 2 casualties.  Casualties are in units.
 
#The loser begins by taking 2 casualties.  Casualties are in units.
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#If the loser is the defender, subtract any fortification value (stronghold 1, castle 2).  
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#*If the loser is the defender reduce the damage by the fortification value (stronghold 1, castle 2).  
 
#Destroyed units are determined by the following progression:
 
#Destroyed units are determined by the following progression:
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:*Infantry first,
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::*Infantry first,
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::*Knights second,
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::*Siege third
  
 
;Step 4 - Retreats and Routing
 
;Step 4 - Retreats and Routing
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#If attacker loses, he retreats back to the starting point of the marching order and the units are marked as routed.
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#If attacker loses, he retreats back one hex along his march path.
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#If defender loses, he retreats to an adjacent empty or friendly hex. If one is not available, the army is destroyed.
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#If defender loses, he retreats to an adjacent empty. If one is not available, the army is destroyed.
 
#Routed units move at a rate of 5 hexes per turn instead of 7 until they reach a hex with a friendly stronghold or castle.  Friendly means their own as well.
 
#Routed units move at a rate of 5 hexes per turn instead of 7 until they reach a hex with a friendly stronghold or castle.  Friendly means their own as well.
  
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Additional actions will provide additional bonuses or subtractions to the combat strength when they are released.  Until alliances, support and defend orders can be added to the game, two armies cannot help each other by attacking the same hex.  However, they could surround the targetted hex to keep the defeated army from escaping.  Make sure you leave a hex for your buddy to get thru.
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<font color="red">Reviewed and updated: 12/23/2020.</font>

Latest revision as of 21:22, 23 December 2020

At the end of turn, RPCSS will determine the results of any combat that ensues. The process is explained in detail here

Step 1 - Determine Combat Strength of both sides
  1. Add up Unit Strength for Attacking Army (Infantry 1, Knights 2, Seige see below) for each Army.
    • Add 1 point for each friendly army in any adjacent hexes that have an active support order.
    • Seige Engine
      If attacking a fortified hex, add 4 points for each seige unit.
  2. Add up Unit Strength for the Defending Army (Infantry 2, Knights 1, Seige see below) for each Army.
    • Add 1 if the army has been given a defend order.
    • Add the strength of any Fortifications in the hex such as a castle or stronghold for the defender. (Strongholds 1, Castles 2)
    • Add 1 point for each friendly army in any adjacent hexes that have an active support order.
Step 2 - Determine the winner of the battle
  1. Compare Combat Strength of each faction, the faction with the higher strength wins. We do not use random rolls as it opens itself up to accusations of cheating. The stronger side wins.
  2. In case of tie, compare Faction Influence each faction
  3. If still tie, compare Court Level of each faction
  4. If still tied, compare the number of hexes owned by each faction
Step 3 - Determine casualties
  1. The loser begins by taking 2 casualties. Casualties are in units.
    • If the loser is the defender reduce the damage by the fortification value (stronghold 1, castle 2).
  2. Destroyed units are determined by the following progression:
  • Infantry first,
  • Knights second,
  • Siege third
Step 4 - Retreats and Routing
  1. If attacker loses, he retreats back one hex along his march path.
  2. If defender loses, he retreats to an adjacent empty. If one is not available, the army is destroyed.
  3. Routed units move at a rate of 5 hexes per turn instead of 7 until they reach a hex with a friendly stronghold or castle. Friendly means their own as well.

Reviewed and updated: 12/23/2020.

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