Immortal dieing

[wolfkinsov]

So my phoenix just attacked into a province where I had domain at the beginning and end of the battle and yet he died without being reborn. I also control my capital and it is not under siege.

How can this happen. I mean I purposely through him at the province to wear it down a little before I moved in with an army.

How do I ensure this does not happen again.

[DLC]

prob that zany bug, what Version are ye usin?

[wolfkinsov]

2.12 Version it is an Online game on https://www.mosehansen.dk/cgi-bin/dom2.pl so the server required we upgrade to 2.12

[ June 11, 2004, 20:35: Message edited by: wolfkinsov ]

[Vynd]

Forgive the obvious question, but are you sure that you had positive dominion at the beginning of the turn? What level was it?

[JJ_Colorado]

Hi,

This is a perfect chance for me to ask a question that I've been wondering about. Do you need positive dominion at beginning of turn, at end of turn, or both to let your immortal survive being killed?

Thanks,
John

[wolfkinsov]

actully it was level 2 at beginning and level 1 a the end. It had been as high as level 4.

[archaeolept]

what some people have reported is immortality being flaky when the dominion is 1. I know Cainehill had this happen to him a couple of times. Perhaps there is an error in the code which has it as greater than 1 instead of greater than or equal.

[Vicious Love]

Originally posted by JJ_Colorado:
Do you need positive dominion at beginning of turn, at end of turn, or both to let your immortal survive being killed?
<font size="2" face="sans-serif, arial, verdana">Just at the end of a turn. When in doubt, check the battle replay. If your immortal doesn't get the friendly dominion morale bonus(Or stat bonus if a prophet or pretender), you're potentially screwed.

[Sheap]

While I agree with the "friendly dominion bonus" method of checking, that's not much use while planning moves http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/icons/icon7.gif

I think you are however mistaken - I think the friendly dominion needs to be in place at the start of the turn, not the end of the turn, for dominion to work.

[Endoperez]

Affecting dominion is taken at the start of the turn for stat/hp -modifiers of pretenders and prophets, and I think although I am not sure that for immortality only the dominion at the end of the turn matters.
First one is easy to try out: attack with your pretender from positive dominion province to one with negative dominion, and you'll see he has bonus to hitpoints (and other things), but I don'tremember where I read the latter 'fact' about immortality&dominion.