| Reputation is a measure of a province's loyalty towards
a kingdom and worth in battle. |
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| Reputation is gained automatically, on a daily basis,
just by being part of a kingdom. The 'REPUTATION' score
can be seen on the 'SCORES' list along with other statistics
for your province. |
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Reputation can be gained by attacking/defending against
a networth worthy province. A networthy province is
a provice which is equal to 85% of your networth or
more.
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| To gain reputation, your opponent must have a greater
reputation score. When a reputation point is won, it is
removed from your opponent and in turn awarded to you. |
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| Reputation cannot be gained when attacking with mercenaries.
If you use mercenaries you will lose reputation regardless
of whether the foe is considered worthy or not. The loss
of reputation is greater if the foe is not worthy. See
table below. |
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| Attacker
> Defender |
WIN
|
LOSE
|
| Mercs used in attack |
-2
|
-3
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| No mercs used in attack |
-1
|
-2
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| Attacker
< Defender |
WIN
|
LOSE
|
| Mercs used in attack |
-1
|
-1
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| No mercs used in attack |
+1
|
0
|
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| If your reputation count is zero or less, you will not
be able to attack using mercenaries. |
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| If you are serving as a vassal in a kingdom, you will
lose a lot of reputation if you leave the kingdom before
your time is up. If you are banished from a kingdom, you
will also lose reputation. |
