Quick question

[OG_Gleep]

I was a bit cryptic because the situation was in a MP game. Since the whole situation is resolved I can explain what happened (gooo Vanheim!).

I was one step out from Tien Chi capitol. Shovah might be right here, because I was trying to move into TC from a higher number province. Everything was totally normal, and I changed all the sneaking units except one to have move orders instead of sneak.

When I downloaded the new turn, the army was still in its original place, and there had been a battle in that province that the army participated in. The only unit to move into Tien Chi was the sneaking druid.

So this turn, I notice his VQ is one step out, coming back to help defend the fort. I have 3 scouts within reach of her. One actually hiding within the province the VQ is in, and 2 one step away, one in a higher number province, one in a lower number province. I set the hiding scout to attack, and the 2 other scouts to move in.

The VQ made it to TC after I had stormed the castle, and all 3 scouts made it through the turn without having fought a battle.

So it has to be something more then just provinces and stealth. It may have something to do surrounding castle provinces,that is the only common thread between NTJedi's situation and mine that I can see. It could be the combination of the castle and the province numbers.

Is there any chance that two armies moving into opposite provinces will meet? I could have sworn this shouldn't happen...but in the case of the scouts, the VQ was moving into TC, but the scouts were moving from other provinces.

[Wish]

note the VQ was sneaking into TC, I think she ended up outside primarily because she no longer had a castle to sneak into.

[OG_Gleep]

Hrm. Shouldn't have just defautlted to hide?

Were was the army/black servant that stopped my main army from entering TC come from?

[OG_Gleep]

Anyone figure this out?