Kurathene War System - Revision history

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			This pertains to the Avlis NWN iteration of the [[Kurathene]]; now defunct.


	The [[Kurathene]] Empire represents a whole new approach to player interaction. Players now own entire nations and have the ability to attack each other, exchanging land. The system controlling the method and rules for how land exchanges hands is known as the Kurathene War System and the code and scripting behind it all is often referred to as the "war code." The following links will take you to the various sections of the Kurathene War Sytem. Of note: the [[Kurathene War System - How To Capture\|"How to Capture"]] link briefly covers the basic rules and instructions to capturing a fief. Links to more detailed information are located throughout this document. For the basic reasoning behind the various systems, please follow the [[Kurathene War System - Design Document\|"Design Document"]] link.		The [[Kurathene]] Empire represents a whole new approach to player interaction. Players now own entire nations and have the ability to attack each other, exchanging land. The system controlling the method and rules for how land exchanges hands is known as the Kurathene War System and the code and scripting behind it all is often referred to as the "war code." The following links will take you to the various sections of the Kurathene War Sytem. Of note: the [[Kurathene War System - How To Capture\|"How to Capture"]] link briefly covers the basic rules and instructions to capturing a fief. Links to more detailed information are located throughout this document. For the basic reasoning behind the various systems, please follow the [[Kurathene War System - Design Document\|"Design Document"]] link.
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 Each fief has access to an 'equipment locker', which can be created with the fief wand.  If you are not sure where your fief's locker is, ask a senior member.  To use the locker, simply insert an item of armor, a helmet, or a shield into the locker and close it.  When you reopen it, your item will have been converted to a fief item with the same properties.  Only insert one item at a time.
-NOTE: Each fief has only one option for each armor type.  For example, Medec's troops use Full Plate as heavy armor, so placing any heavy armor in the locker will convert into full plate.  The same is true for shields - most fiefs use tower shields, so placing any shield into the locker will convert it into a fief tower shield.
+'''NOTE:''' Each fief has only one option for each armor type.  For example, Medec's troops use Full Plate as heavy armor, so placing any heavy armor in the locker will convert into full plate.  The same is true for shields - most fiefs use tower shields, so placing any shield into the locker will convert it into a fief tower shield.
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	Fief members of rank 4 and higher can assign soldiers to active duty. This means that instead of remaining in an area to defend, the soldier will follow you and fight at your side. To assign active duty soldiers, speak with any soldier that belongs to your fief. Note that the selections you have availiable are based on rank - higher ranks can assign better soldiers to active duty. Note also that if the soldier is killed while on duty, your fief will be charged an amount gold dependant on the quality of the soldier.		Fief members of rank 4 and higher can assign soldiers to active duty. This means that instead of remaining in an area to defend, the soldier will follow you and fight at your side. To assign active duty soldiers, speak with any soldier that belongs to your fief. Note that the selections you have availiable are based on rank - higher ranks can assign better soldiers to active duty. Note also that if the soldier is killed while on duty, your fief will be charged an amount gold dependant on the quality of the soldier.


			===Obtain Fief Equipment===

			Each fief has access to an 'equipment locker', which can be created with the fief wand. If you are not sure where your fief's locker is, ask a senior member. To use the locker, simply insert an item of armor, a helmet, or a shield into the locker and close it. When you reopen it, your item will have been converted to a fief item with the same properties. Only insert one item at a time.

			NOTE: Each fief has only one option for each armor type. For example, Medec's troops use Full Plate as heavy armor, so placing any heavy armor in the locker will convert into full plate. The same is true for shields - most fiefs use tower shields, so placing any shield into the locker will convert it into a fief tower shield.
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Krator at 08:55, 11 June 2006

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	The [[Kurathene]] Empire represents a whole new approach to player interaction. Players now own entire nations and have the ability to attack each other, exchanging land. The system controlling the method and rules for how land exchanges hands is known as the Kurathene War System and the code and scripting behind it all is often referred to as the "war code." The following links will take you to the various sections of the Kurathene War Sytem. Of note: the [[Kurathene War System - How To Capture\|"How to Capture"]] link briefly covers the basic rules and instructions to capturing a fief. Links to more detailed information are located throughout this document. For the basic reasoning behind the various systems, please follow the [[Kurathene War System - Design Document\|"Design Document"]] link.		The [[Kurathene]] Empire represents a whole new approach to player interaction. Players now own entire nations and have the ability to attack each other, exchanging land. The system controlling the method and rules for how land exchanges hands is known as the Kurathene War System and the code and scripting behind it all is often referred to as the "war code." The following links will take you to the various sections of the Kurathene War Sytem. Of note: the [[Kurathene War System - How To Capture\|"How to Capture"]] link briefly covers the basic rules and instructions to capturing a fief. Links to more detailed information are located throughout this document. For the basic reasoning behind the various systems, please follow the [[Kurathene War System - Design Document\|"Design Document"]] link.

Krator at 13:30, 10 June 2006

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	~~[[Category:~~Kurathene]]		{{Kurathene}}
	[[~~The~~ Kurathene ~~Empire~~]] represents a whole new approach to player interaction. Players now own entire nations and have the ability to attack each other, exchanging land. The system controlling the method and rules for how land exchanges hands is known as the Kurathene War System and the code and scripting behind it all is often referred to as the "war code." The following links will take you to the various sections of the Kurathene War Sytem. Of note: the [[Kurathene War System - How To Capture\|"How to Capture"]] link briefly covers the basic rules and instructions to capturing a fief. Links to more detailed information are located throughout this document. For the basic reasoning behind the various systems, please follow the [[Kurathene War System - Design Document\|"Design Document"]] link.		The [[Kurathene]] Empire represents a whole new approach to player interaction. Players now own entire nations and have the ability to attack each other, exchanging land. The system controlling the method and rules for how land exchanges hands is known as the Kurathene War System and the code and scripting behind it all is often referred to as the "war code." The following links will take you to the various sections of the Kurathene War Sytem. Of note: the [[Kurathene War System - How To Capture\|"How to Capture"]] link briefly covers the basic rules and instructions to capturing a fief. Links to more detailed information are located throughout this document. For the basic reasoning behind the various systems, please follow the [[Kurathene War System - Design Document\|"Design Document"]] link.
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	Fief members of rank 4 and higher can assign soldiers to active duty. This means that instead of remaining in an area to defend, the soldier will follow you and fight at your side. To assign active duty soldiers, speak with any soldier that belongs to your fief. Note that the selections you have availiable are based on rank - higher ranks can assign better soldiers to active duty. Note also that if the soldier is killed while on duty, your fief will be charged an amount gold dependant on the quality of the soldier.		Fief members of rank 4 and higher can assign soldiers to active duty. This means that instead of remaining in an area to defend, the soldier will follow you and fight at your side. To assign active duty soldiers, speak with any soldier that belongs to your fief. Note that the selections you have availiable are based on rank - higher ranks can assign better soldiers to active duty. Note also that if the soldier is killed while on duty, your fief will be charged an amount gold dependant on the quality of the soldier.
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	===Soldier Spawnpoints===		===Soldier Spawnpoints===

	In order to deploy ~~defensive troops~~, ~~fief members~~ must ~~place spawnpoints for each of the four categories of soldier (fighter, rogue, cleric, mage)~~. ~~These spawnpoints are represented by~~ the fief'~~s flag and will be the location where that type of soldier spawns~~. ~~More then one flag for each soldier type~~ can ~~be placed in an area, with the soldiers distributing themselves amongst all availiable locations~~.		In order to deploy soldiers, you must first setup spawn points. This is done using the fief wand - simply follow the prompts and select 'Add a Spawn Point'. You can add as many points as you wish.

	To create a soldier spawnpoint, a fief member uses the wand and targets a location. '''Note:''' ''The soldiers will spawn facing the same direction as the player who placed the spawn point.'' This will open a conversation. To create a spawn point, ~~choose "Change Soldier Spawning" then "Add a Spawnpoint", then choose the type of spawn point~~ you ~~want~~ to add ~~(fighter, rogue, cleric, mage)~~. ~~The spawnpoints can be deleted at any time and will remain through server restarts. Any spawnpoints placed in interior areas~~ of ~~a subsector are considered to be part of that subsector. If~~ the ~~subsector spawn level spawns four fighters and a PC places one fighter spawnpoint~~ in ~~a subsector~~ and ~~another inside the barracks~~ of ~~that subsector, two soldiers will spawn inside the barracks and two will spawn~~ in ~~the main~~ area.		After you add a spawn point, you will be asked to add soliders to it. You may select from your fief's entire inventory of NPC soldiers, with your limit being the gold in your coffers, and no more than 200,000gp worth of soliders in any single area.

	~~===Deployment Levels===~~		Once your points and soldiers are setup, you can modify or delete them at any time, again by using the fief wand. When modifying or deleteing, the point you have selected will be marked by a yellow glow.

	~~Deployment levels represent the quality~~ and~~/or quantity of~~ soldiers ~~deployed in a given area, and are set individually for each area.. Deployment levels~~ are setup ~~in advance by the fief lords~~, ~~based on the cost of each soldier type. In mechanical terms~~, ~~this is~~ the ~~total value, in gold pieces, of soldiers a~~ fief ~~can deploy in an area~~. ~~The actual cost per deployment level is listed in the [[Kurathene_War_System_-_Soldier_Configuration\|Soldier Configuration]] part of the guide. Deployment levels range between 0 and 10~~, ~~where 0 is no soldiers and 10 is 150,000gp worth of soldiers. The cost for~~ the ~~deployment of soldiers is automatically deducted from the coffer when the deployment level is set. Afterwards, lowering a deployment level~~ will refund the appropriate amount of gold, and increasing a deployment level will cost additional gold. If an area with deployments set up is lost to an enemy, the fief loses any gold that was invested in the deployment level of that area.

	~~Deployment level is also changed~~ by ~~the fief wand and affects~~ a single subsector, plus any interiors in that subsector. After using the wand and targetting anywhere in the area, choose "Change Soldier Spawning", "Change Deployment Level", and then select the level of deployment.

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	To join a fief, you must first contact a senior member, either directly in-game of via the forums. Once you are accepted, you will have to meet a senior member of that fief in-game. That person will then use their fief wand to mark you as an accepted member. Once this is done, you must speak with an NPC soldier from the same fief to finalize the process. This will cause you to be added to the fief as a civillian. You will not carry any military rank until you are promoted, which can be done by any fief member who is two or more ranks higher than you.		To join a fief, you must first contact a senior member, either directly in-game of via the forums. Once you are accepted, you will have to meet a senior member of that fief in-game. That person will then use their fief wand to mark you as an accepted member. Once this is done, you must speak with an NPC soldier from the same fief to finalize the process. This will cause you to be added to the fief as a civillian. You will not carry any military rank until you are promoted, which can be done by any fief member who is two or more ranks higher than you.

	===Add/Remove Gold ~~to your fief~~===
			===Add/Remove Gold===

	Each fief has a coffer which contains the gold that is availiable for deploying troops, building siege equipment, funding invasions, and any other activities. In order to add gold to your fief's coffer, you must speak with a soldier from your fief. This can be done by any fief member at any time. To remove gold from the coffer, you can also speak with a soldier. However, this can only be done by high ranking members (see the rank chart for details) and there is a delay of one RL week between requesting a withdrawl, and the time that the money becomes availiable. Speak with a soldier again when the timer is up to collect the gold.		Each fief has a coffer which contains the gold that is availiable for deploying troops, building siege equipment, funding invasions, and any other activities. In order to add gold to your fief's coffer, you must speak with a soldier from your fief. This can be done by any fief member at any time. To remove gold from the coffer, you can also speak with a soldier. However, this can only be done by high ranking members (see the rank chart for details) and there is a delay of one RL week between requesting a withdrawl, and the time that the money becomes availiable. Speak with a soldier again when the timer is up to collect the gold.

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	===~~How To:~~ Join a Fief===		===Join a Fief===

	To join a fief, you must first contact a senior member, either directly in-game of via the forums. Once you are accepted, you will have to meet a senior member of that fief in-game. That person will then use their fief wand to mark you as an accepted member. Once this is done, you must speak with an NPC soldier from the same fief to finalize the process. This will cause you to be added to the fief as a civillian. You will not carry any military rank until you are promoted, which can be done by any fief member who is two or more ranks higher than you.		To join a fief, you must first contact a senior member, either directly in-game of via the forums. Once you are accepted, you will have to meet a senior member of that fief in-game. That person will then use their fief wand to mark you as an accepted member. Once this is done, you must speak with an NPC soldier from the same fief to finalize the process. This will cause you to be added to the fief as a civillian. You will not carry any military rank until you are promoted, which can be done by any fief member who is two or more ranks higher than you.


	===Add/Remove Gold to your fief===		===Add/Remove Gold to your fief===

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	To join a fief, you must first contact a senior member, either directly in-game of via the forums. Once you are accepted, you will have to meet a senior member of that fief in-game. That person will then use their fief wand to mark you as an accepted member. Once this is done, you must speak with an NPC soldier from the same fief to finalize the process. This will cause you to be added to the fief as a civillian. You will not carry any military rank until you are promoted, which can be done by any fief member who is two or more ranks higher than you.		To join a fief, you must first contact a senior member, either directly in-game of via the forums. Once you are accepted, you will have to meet a senior member of that fief in-game. That person will then use their fief wand to mark you as an accepted member. Once this is done, you must speak with an NPC soldier from the same fief to finalize the process. This will cause you to be added to the fief as a civillian. You will not carry any military rank until you are promoted, which can be done by any fief member who is two or more ranks higher than you.


			===Add/Remove Gold to your fief===

			Each fief has a coffer which contains the gold that is availiable for deploying troops, building siege equipment, funding invasions, and any other activities. In order to add gold to your fief's coffer, you must speak with a soldier from your fief. This can be done by any fief member at any time. To remove gold from the coffer, you can also speak with a soldier. However, this can only be done by high ranking members (see the rank chart for details) and there is a delay of one RL week between requesting a withdrawl, and the time that the money becomes availiable. Speak with a soldier again when the timer is up to collect the gold.


			===Assign Soldiers to Active Duty===

			Fief members of rank 4 and higher can assign soldiers to active duty. This means that instead of remaining in an area to defend, the soldier will follow you and fight at your side. To assign active duty soldiers, speak with any soldier that belongs to your fief. Note that the selections you have availiable are based on rank - higher ranks can assign better soldiers to active duty. Note also that if the soldier is killed while on duty, your fief will be charged an amount gold dependant on the quality of the soldier.