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--- conquest [2022/04/21 10:28] – [Resolution] katie
+++ conquest [2022/08/03 19:35] – katie
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     * **Strongholds:** major fortifications that exist within a territory. These provide additional defense for anyone who controls the territory.
     * **Forces:** Large armies that are at the bidding of realms. These are used to conquer new lands, and defend borders.
-    * **Other things:** There may be a host of other things that appear on the conquest table. Often these will be things you may want to find out more about, but you will require the blessing of whoever controls the territory before you may Quest in those lands to discover more.  You may also ask the Conquest Refs for more information about these.
+    * **Improvements:** These are [[Territory Improvements]] that provide non-combat bonuses to the owning Realm.  These can be purchased by anyone from that Realm and are added to the map immediately rather than during Conquest resolution.
+    * **Other things:** There may be a host of other things that appear on the conquest table. Often these will be things you may want to find out more about. You may also ask the Conquest Refs for more information about these.
 ====Conquest Phases====
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 Though Resources will persist between Phases (and between Events), Realms should endeavour to ensure someone is sent to collect the Resources every Phase. Resources can be collected at any point in each Phase as long as the Conquest table is open.
+==== Improvements ====
+Anyone from a Realm may pay to have non-Combat [[Territory Improvements]] added that improve the Realm they're part of as detailed on that page.  As these do not contribute to Conquest Combat they are added to the table when they're paid for rather than during the Order Resolution.
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 =====Controlling the World=====
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   * **Fortify** the current Territory to increase its Strength by 1 for the rest of the Phase (note the unit already has a passive increase to the strength of the territory by being in it).
   * **Attack** a specified adjacent Territory to reduce its Strength by 1 for the rest of the Phase. The attacking Force does not move.
+    * A Force that chooses to Attack the Territory it is currently occupying will destroy any Improvement present and yield 1/3 of the Improvement's value in resources to the Force's owner.
 ===Movement:===