Originally posted by KnightWulfeHang on, does this make sense? He can have no territory but some troops? This can't happen unless he has troops in an allies' territory.
I would say removal from the map - no provinces left from which to draw revenue. As soon as that happens, even if they have troops left, they will be gone shortly without the ability to pay for upkeep.
So - rules are that they must not have any provinces left on the map.
I say, no tax income equals no hope.
Originally posted by buffalobillThat is why I said no provinces 🙂 - I am not sure what happens in the game when you have lost your last province, but still ahve troops. Without income, they should disappear, since you cannot pay for upkeep, but they might hang on for a turn before they disband.
Hang on, does this make sense? He can have no territory but some troops? This can't happen unless he has troops in an allies' territory.
I say, no tax income equals no hope.
Originally posted by KnightWulfeBook me 7-8 turns. 😏
That is why I said no provinces 🙂 - I am not sure what happens in the game when you have lost your last province, but still ahve troops. Without income, they should disappear, since you cannot pay for upkeep, but they might hang on for a turn before they disband.
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Originally posted by KnightWulfeI wonder if somebody could hire them out as mercenaries by gifting gold to the province-less ally in question?
That is why I said no provinces 🙂 - I am not sure what happens in the game when you have lost your last province, but still ahve troops. Without income, they should disappear, since you cannot pay for upkeep, but they might hang on for a turn before they disband.
EDIT: Guess not; the gold has to be sent to a garrison of the receiving player. I suppose it might be possible for a realm to have some surplus gold left over; say they were going to build troops in a garrison but it fell and they weren't built. In that case, it would be possible for some troops to survive a few turns.
Originally posted by no1marauderExactly.
I wonder if somebody could hire them out as mercenaries by gifting gold to the province-less ally in question?
EDIT: Guess not; the gold has to be sent to a garrison of the receiving player. I suppose it might be possible for a realm to have some surplus gold left over; say they were going to build troops in a garrison but it fell and they weren't built. In that case, it would be possible for some troops to survive a few turns.
