DeletedUser
Guest
It only affects the axes in the same village as the Paladin.
DeletedUser
Guest
If I support my tribemate with my paladin with the Cat weapon will all of his cats be effected by my paladin
DeletedUser
Guest
Yes, but if there are 2 cat weapons they will work us 1.
DeletedUser
Guest
Cheers, that's fine. I've saved many a people with my cat weapon lol, best weapon =)
DeletedUser
Guest
The weapon, a good tribe and a few cats each is amazing.
DeletedUser
Guest
Vasco's sceptre ?
going back to the nobling weapon,,surely if you send more than 1 noble with the paladin it will double the loyalty loss ?
ie...paladin with 2 nobles will decrease at least 60...with 3 nobles at least 90...therefore you may get the village with 3 nobles and if not definitely a fourth...
has anyone tried this way or do you always send your nobles seperately ???
going back to the nobling weapon,,surely if you send more than 1 noble with the paladin it will double the loyalty loss ?
ie...paladin with 2 nobles will decrease at least 60...with 3 nobles at least 90...therefore you may get the village with 3 nobles and if not definitely a fourth...
has anyone tried this way or do you always send your nobles seperately ???
DeletedUser14
Guest
[fl]That doesn't work, you need to send them separate, sending more than one noble in a single attack is just a waste of time.
It has been tried and it doesn't work
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It has been tried and it doesn't work
[/fl]DeletedUser5377
Guest
The in-game weapon description for Carol's Morning Star is:-
Can anyone clarify what is meant by "The wall is also damaged more in the first fighting phase."?
DeletedUser
Guest
I guess it means that the Catapults do also work as rams? But I don't know if that's correct.
EDIT: I have no idea what they mean by 'first fighting phase'.
EDIT: I have no idea what they mean by 'first fighting phase'.
DeletedUser
Guest
If i'm correct (Which, is rare) "First fighting phase" is the damage done to the wall bonus by the rams, before the "Attack" is taken place.
I.e. 213 rams would take a level 20 wall down by 50% - Lowest it can go i beleive, Thus, effectively making it level 10 when the Axe/LC/Spears :3 hit.
That's my thought on it anyway...
I.e. 213 rams would take a level 20 wall down by 50% - Lowest it can go i beleive, Thus, effectively making it level 10 when the Axe/LC/Spears :3 hit.
That's my thought on it anyway...
DeletedUser
Guest
We really need a clarification from a Staff member.
Does it only work when the Paladin has it equipped, is in the attack, and the catapults are targeting the wall? Or does it assist rams? Or does it just bring down a part of the wall without anyone targeting it?
Does it only work when the Paladin has it equipped, is in the attack, and the catapults are targeting the wall? Or does it assist rams? Or does it just bring down a part of the wall without anyone targeting it?
DeletedUser
Guest
The first stage attack happens with any attack Rams are sent with.
They can (At max) reduce the wall bonus to 50%.
The weapon only affects the Rams, so, no cats involved.
Basically, it just (i think, but staff clarification would help a lot) reduces the number of Rams it takes to reduce the wall bonus.
They can (At max) reduce the wall bonus to 50%.
The weapon only affects the Rams, so, no cats involved.
Basically, it just (i think, but staff clarification would help a lot) reduces the number of Rams it takes to reduce the wall bonus.
DeletedUser5377
Guest
Here's the response I got from support:-
So the 100% more damage takes place to the wall before your troops attack.
support said:
So the 100% more damage takes place to the wall before your troops attack.
DeletedUser
Guest
I wouldn't be so sure that it's 100% more to the wall, just more.
DeletedUser5377
Guest
Just noticed something that I don't recall seing documented anywhere.
There appears a minimum travel time of 6 hours for a Paladin to relocate? I have two villages adjoining each other - yet it takes 6 hours for the paladin to relocate.
Maybe he is getting lost on the way ;-)
There appears a minimum travel time of 6 hours for a Paladin to relocate? I have two villages adjoining each other - yet it takes 6 hours for the paladin to relocate.
Maybe he is getting lost on the way ;-)
DeletedUser
Guest
Hi guys
I have a question that has been bugging me for a while now and hope you may be able to help....
If you hit a village and the paladin resides in the village, could taking out the statue kill the pali?? Its been bothering me for some time now and really hope you guys could help.
i'm trying to master ways of killing that damn bonfire haha!
cheers guys
Woodie78
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I have a question that has been bugging me for a while now and hope you may be able to help....
If you hit a village and the paladin resides in the village, could taking out the statue kill the pali?? Its been bothering me for some time now and really hope you guys could help.
i'm trying to master ways of killing that damn bonfire haha!
cheers guys
Woodie78
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DeletedUser
Guest
No, units are seperate from their buildings so you would have to kill the paladin. Destroying the statue would just increase the time for them to get their paladin back since they'd have to re-build their statue.
DeletedUser1370
Guest
You wouldn't be able to access the paladin's weapons either.
Hmmm... do weapons stay equipped if the statue is destroyed, or not?
Hmmm... do weapons stay equipped if the statue is destroyed, or not?
DeletedUser
Guest
Good question
DeletedUser
Guest
In my opinion you need to be lucky to get a good weapon. The best weapon for defense is for sure Aletheia's Bonfire. Making 2000 of those in a defense village (of course,it takes like 2 months with max level of workshop,but it's worth it) is like you have 10 normal full defense villages.
