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Waramirs Jul 2, 2019 @ 6:50am
Headhunter's Jungle Scaven corruption
Hello!
I want to know why on earth there is a skaven corruption from local population after all of the skaven troops was defeated?
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Originally posted by Emilia Tempest:
I think you mean the region where Oxyl is a settlement yes? When yes there is ,,local population" of skaven and ,,local population" will NEVER change nor can be deleted[after my memory and experience]. Means this place has a penalty of coruption when you want to hold it.
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carlon89 Jul 2, 2019 @ 8:16am 
Was it a province you occupied of theirs? When you occupy a settlement the original owners populace will always remain. If you conquer any Norscan settlement there is +3 chaos corruption from local populace. You just have to build something that has untainted to counter it.
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MadArtillery Jul 2, 2019 @ 8:18am 
You are currently ruling skaven.
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Blackfyre Jul 2, 2019 @ 8:32am 
As your cities grow the number will drop...
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Emilia Tempest Jul 2, 2019 @ 8:36am 
I think you mean the region where Oxyl is a settlement yes? When yes there is ,,local population" of skaven and ,,local population" will NEVER change nor can be deleted[after my memory and experience]. Means this place has a penalty of coruption when you want to hold it.
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Ruinae Retroque Rursus Jul 2, 2019 @ 5:14pm 
Usually the best way to 'neuter' this is just to build an anti-corruption (+untainted) building, maybe turn taxes off if it doesn't make you money, and forget about it :P
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