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A '''takeover''' occurs when one realm occupies the territory of a realm they are at war with, and attempts to add that territory to their land. To run a takeover, large amounts of troops are required. Not necessaryily large amounts of CS, but large numbers of men. Thus, any large unit of very expendable men might be entitled a "takeover unit". A common abbreviation for takeover is TO('''T'''ake'''o'''ver). | A '''takeover''' occurs when one realm occupies the territory of a realm they are at war with, and attempts to add that territory to their land. To run a takeover, large amounts of troops are required. Not necessaryily large amounts of CS, but large numbers of men. Thus, any large unit of very expendable men might be entitled a "takeover unit". A common abbreviation for takeover is TO('''T'''ake'''o'''ver). | ||
==Effects of Takeovers== | |||
A successful takeover results in the region being removed from its original realm, and becoming part of the takeover realm (i.e. the realm that started the takeover). | |||
However, BM being a middle ages game, where people were considered legitimate king of countries they had never been to, the original realm will retain a [[Region Claim]] until the war is concluded by a cease fire or peace treaty. | |||
==Types of Takeovers== | |||
There are three basic types of TOs. They are friendly, Hostile, and Brutal. | There are three basic types of TOs. They are friendly, Hostile, and Brutal. | ||
===Friendly Takeover=== | ===Friendly Takeover=== | ||
Revision as of 14:32, 19 April 2006
A takeover occurs when one realm occupies the territory of a realm they are at war with, and attempts to add that territory to their land. To run a takeover, large amounts of troops are required. Not necessaryily large amounts of CS, but large numbers of men. Thus, any large unit of very expendable men might be entitled a "takeover unit". A common abbreviation for takeover is TO(Takeover).
Effects of Takeovers
A successful takeover results in the region being removed from its original realm, and becoming part of the takeover realm (i.e. the realm that started the takeover).
However, BM being a middle ages game, where people were considered legitimate king of countries they had never been to, the original realm will retain a Region Claim until the war is concluded by a cease fire or peace treaty.
Types of Takeovers
There are three basic types of TOs. They are friendly, Hostile, and Brutal.
Friendly Takeover
A friendly takeover is helped along by civil work. It can only be run when the realm sympathy to the TO force is high (possibly over 50%, can someone confirm this?). Friendly TOs work on increasing the sympathy of the local people to your realm.
Hostile Takeover
A hostile takeover is helped along by Police Work. It can be run on a territory almost regardless of their opinion of your realm.(can someone confirm the exact requirements for a Hostile TO?). Hostile TOs work on increasing realm loyalty to your realm(aka- decreasing loyalty to the enemy realm).
Brutal Takeover
A brutal takeover is helped along by Looting. It can be run on a territory regardless of their sympathy to your realm. Brutal TOs work on destroying the morale of a territory, thus, basically, pummeling the peasents into submission.
Colony Takeover
A colony takeover can be performed only on a city or townsland region that is not adjacent to your realm. It will create a new realm, with that region as its capital. It functions nearly identically to a Friendly Takeover otherwise.