True, good point. Since the campaign ends as soon as one army is below 1200 FP, it wouldn't need to be eliminated. (Of course, eliminated armies are included when determining the winner, so the faction with the eliminated army would never win anyway.) Since I'd like to keep that "Elimination of armies" language for future/generic use, I'll clarify the victory condition instead. Many thanks for input.tyronec wrote: ↑Wed Aug 24, 2022 6:06 am Victory condition - the strength of one or more armies is below 1200 FP, with the kingdom winning whose lowest strength army being the highest among all the kingdoms.
Elimination of armies
If the strength of an army at the end of a round is below 1200 FP, it will be eliminated and irrevocably removed from the map and the campaign.
Seem to contradict each other. If an army were eliminated and the game ended it would be very possible that the faction that lost the army would be the winner.
The campaign ends as soon as one of the following requirements is fulfilled upon the conclusion of a round:
- ...
- the strength of one or more armies is below 1200 FP, with the kingdom winning whose lowest strength army (including any eliminated armies) being the highest among all the kingdoms.