by Nalekh
Argorius wrote:
- You cubes are limited so if you run out of cubes...that is too bad.
Yes, that's right. You have to decide how many cubes you want "invest" into the map. No cubes inside the map gives you VP, so not too many or you will be forced to battle (so some cubes return to the pool)
Argorius wrote:
- If you want to pillage a region, you need to have at least one polis in the region
Remember: not in Achaia territory. But it's a poor region, especially in the first 2 rounds with only 3 or 4 units collecting.
Argorius wrote:
- If you are Sparta and want to move 3 units through a region that has 2 units from Athenai...you will be blocked since you are moving one unit at a time...that means you cannot do this move (even if your second unit would makew it so that Athenai doesnt control the region anymore) at all. The only move you can do is to move all of your units into that region to deal with the blockade (or find a different route). I believe that is how it works.
Yes. You have to find another way (maybe a sea movement) or expend 2 Prestige to make 2 land moves.
Almecho wrote:
So if you, as Athen player, manage to successfully besiege Gytheion, you can collect in the home region of Sparta, even if you are not controlling it!
Since, in this example, Gytheion is only a strength 1 Polis, this is a very good move when Sparta does not protect his home region... :)
Since, in this example, Gytheion is only a strength 1 Polis, this is a very good move when Sparta does not protect his home region... :)
And Chalkis (the "twin" polis of Gytheion) it's the good spot for the Spartan player.