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A [[Siege]] is when a [[religion]] tries to convert a town to their religion.

==The Siege Rite==
'''Siege''' is a religious spell and can only be cast by members of a [[religion]].
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| '''Rite''' || Siege
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| '''Power Words''' || Oppidum Obsidione
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| '''Foci''' ||
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| '''Description''' || When cast upon a town stone, will either end the siege for that town if the 60 piety requirement is met and there is a siege in progress for that town or begin a siege if 300 piety is met and there is not an ongoing siege currently in progress for another town.
|}

==Town under Siege==
===Attacking a town===
Attacking a town controlled by Lord British is allowed, but by doing so you risk becoming flagged as a murderer. By aiding the attackers you risk becoming flagged a murderer, no matter what kind of help you provide (looting, spying, killing, spreading plague, selling animals, creating gates etc.).

The GM’s will be the judges on when a player is helping during, before or after an attack on a town,
but proves (screenshot as usually) can be supplied to the GM to help him make the decision.

===Capturing a town===
Only religions can capture towns at the moment. This is done by casting a siege ritual on a townstone which are located in each guarded cities.

==Kidnapping the Accountant==
With the new [[Mayor System]], there is a new [[NPC]] whose purpose is to transfer funds between towns. He needs to be escorted from the giving townstone to the receiving townstone.
*The [[Accountant]] [[NPC]] can be stolen by a religion with usage of this rite, this requires 40 piety.

==Siege system==
:*Casting siege on the townstone starts the town siege.
:*After the siege starts, every 10 minutes 1 guard (alive or in the spawn-queue), will be converted into the attacking religion’s devotion.
:*During the siege, there will be a global message every 30 minutes warning of the attacking religion’s hold of the town is growing stronger (just as the beginning and end is announced).
:*When all guards have been converted the siege is over and the attacking religion takes the town.
:*If however, the defending religion casts siege themselves on the stone before all guards have been converted, the siege is broken and all guards are immediately converted back.
:*There can be only one siege on-going at same time.
:*After a successful siege, you can start another after 48 hours.
:*If your siege is interrupted, aka failed, you can start another 48 hours later.
:Starting a siege requires 300 piety.
:Ending a siege requires 60 piety.

[[Category:Events]] [[Category:Game Terms]]

== See also ==
* [[Piety]]
* [[Religions]]
* [[Siege System]]
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Erthel at 22:49, 7 August 2018

Erthel: Created page with "{{ambox/confirm}} A Siege is when a religion tries to convert a town to their religion. ==The Siege Rite== '''Siege''' is a religious spell and can only be cast by m..."