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Bentorius Dec 13, 2024 @ 7:18pm
what is the difference between "sacking" and "razing" a tile?
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Originally posted by mk11:
The terms in English I think are "pillage" and "burn". Pillage gives some resources, takes an order and ends the turn, Burn does not end the turn but gives nothing back. (May also cost training - I can't recall ever using it). Pillage is particularly worthwhile for Assyria.
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mk11 Dec 14, 2024 @ 2:09am 
The terms in English I think are "pillage" and "burn". Pillage gives some resources, takes an order and ends the turn, Burn does not end the turn but gives nothing back. (May also cost training - I can't recall ever using it). Pillage is particularly worthwhile for Assyria.
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Bentorius Dec 14, 2024 @ 8:13am 
Originally posted by mk11:
The terms in English I think are "pillage" and "burn". Pillage gives some resources, takes an order and ends the turn, Burn does not end the turn but gives nothing back. (May also cost training - I can't recall ever using it). Pillage is particularly worthwhile for Assyria.


My apologies, english isnt my first language

thanks for the explanation
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HB Dec 14, 2024 @ 9:16am 
Originally posted by Bentorius:
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When you raze a city, you pillage all the improvements in that tile, restore it to a neutral city location for settling.

When you pillage a tile, you take away resources from improvements as a bonus to you, and remove them from being used by the tile owner, and citizens assigned are now unemployed and the improvement needs to be restored.
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