Will a successfull Ghost Riders spell intercept armies?

Viajero · #1 June 28th, 2009, 05:41 AM

Cool, thanks. And if the army end movement is there? I presume in that case the army will attack the new indy province, correct?

WingedDog · #2 June 28th, 2009, 06:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Viajero

Cool, thanks. And if the army end movement is there? I presume in that case the army will attack the new indy province, correct?

Correct. And like Ich said, if you have a scout or any other comander near the province - order them to move in. Ghostriders would empty the province, and comander just claims it in your name. Note if you have a scout in the same province and you give him 'atack current province' command - there is a possibility he atacks a province before ghostriders jump in, which isn't good at all. So order a scout from adjacent province to move in.

MaxWilson · #3 June 29th, 2009, 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by WingedDog

Correct. And like Ich said, if you have a scout or any other comander near the province - order them to move in. Ghostriders would empty the province, and comander just claims it in your name. Note if you have a scout in the same province and you give him 'atack current province' command - there is a possibility he atacks a province before ghostriders jump in, which isn't good at all. So order a scout from adjacent province to move in.

Or order the scout to Move out. He will conquer the empty territory on his Move out, and if you Ghost Rider the destination province he will conquer it too. (Otherwise, set him to Retreat so he winds up back in the original province.)

This was first pointed out to me in Baalz' Hinnom guide.

-Max

archaeolept · #4 July 4th, 2009, 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Viajero

Cool, thanks. And if the army end movement is there? I presume in that case the army will attack the new indy province, correct?

the army will attack/move into the newly independent province, but only if it could normally. ie., if it were moving two territories w/ conventional (non-flying) troops, the army just wouldn't move at all, but if you were moving a conventional army from a neighbour, then it would take over the province.