Re: Prisoners and movement

Michael S. Merrell (llamas@mindspring.com)
Sun, 19 Oct 1997 09:38:20 +0000

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> I believe (all though I have no first hand experience) that prisoners
> are counted as nobles for the purposes of calculating the movement
> penalty for no of nobles vs no of men in a stack. If this is a bug
> then I hope it gets fixed quick. If it is the intended design then I
> think it is dangerous and could give rise to AOO behavior.

I think prisoners are counted as nobles. I've heard several
references made to using captured savages for the purpose of
enlarging the stack's manpower movement abilities.

Of course, I wouldn't mind being able to use savages (a kind of fear
loyalty?). Nobles on the other hand....I don't think I can think of
a good rationale.

--Mike

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