Note:- Changes to finalized rules are in Red. Challenges, taunts and threats can be issued from 14th in a zen-like fashion. Also, note the change from the previous campaign - challenges can only be made for provinces bordering your own. Good luck to you, but most of all enjoy and have fun.
TIBETAN TURMOIL :- THE FINALISED RULES
To win a Tribe and their retainers must control 10 significant provinces to control Tibet and elect the next Dali Lama.
General
- There are no turns but a player may only issue one challenge at a time for any province bordering any of their provinces until the result is posted.
- Acceptance is posted once the challenge has been posted. (Open battle, large armies, wide, pot luck terrain)
- First challenge posted bumps any subsequent challenge for the province until the challenge is resolved and the result is posted.
- Unanswered challenges loose the province after one week.
- Fortified provinces (those with a symbol) are a two phase process: an open battle and an attack and defend game.
- White provinces (if any) play no part in the game as they are minor tribes of no significance.
Armies
Armies have been chosen from the MANDATE OF HEAVEN DLC (Western Mongol 1650-1700, Tibetan Lords 1650-1700, Tibetan Rivals 1650-1700, Northern Rebels 1597-1683, or Tribal Rebels 1595-1700)
Special Buddhist school affiliation advantages
- Gelug School:-50% chance of issuing an additional challenge (maximum 2 at any one time)
- Ganden school:- 50% chance to decline a challenge
- Jonang school:- 50% chance of rebelling if a retainer
- Kagyu school:- If a challenge is successful they have a 10% chance of converting unchallenged, unfortified provinces bordering their new acquisition.
Retainers
- A tribe will join another tribe as a retainer if they loose more than half of their provinces to another tribe or their fortified province is taken.
- If this happens they retain their colour and continue playing as a retainer, adding their conquests to their new Lord’s total, and they change their school to the new tribe’s school.
- They cannot attack their Lord but if their new Lord loses more than half their provinces, or their Lord's fortified province is taken by another tribe, they are no longer a retainer.
- In any battle if a CinC is killed in battle and they lose the battle, the tribe surrenders to the winning clan and becomes their retainer and they change their school to the new tribe’s school.
Attacking a Home Province (a two phase battle process)
- First phase is an open battle, large armies, wide map, agricultural (Attacker sets up battle)
If the defender loses then the siege of the fortress begins
- This is an open battle (forts are pointless), small armies, narrow map, hilly terrain (Defender sets up battle
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