City Zones - Revision history

Abb3w: /* Dungeon */

2011-11-03T05:42:22Z

Dungeon

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	Tower can only be attacked from Airspace, which can only be entered by [[Flying unit\|Flying Unit]]s.		Tower can only be attacked from Airspace, which can only be entered by [[Flying unit\|Flying Unit]]s.
	===Dungeon===		===Dungeon===
-	Dungeon can only be attacked from Tunnels, which can only be entered by [[Unit#Natural_Abilities\|light]] [[Unit]]s or a unit with a [[Unit#Natural_Abilities\|natural ability]] allowing it to do so.	+	Dungeon can only be attacked from Tunnels, which can only be entered by [[Unit#Natural_Abilities\|light]] [[Unit]]s or a unit with a [[Unit#Natural_Abilities\|natural ability]] allowing it to do so. The [[Portal Room]] is located on this level in all all [[capital]] [[city\|cities]].

	==Speculation==		==Speculation==

Miment: Reverted edits by 115.78.0.18 (Talk) to last version by Sorator

2011-04-12T05:30:32Z

Reverted edits by 115.78.0.18 (Talk) to last version by Sorator

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	=Airspace=		=Airspace=
	Airspace can only be entered by [[Flying unit]]s. Airspace can attack, or be attacked by, Tower garrison sub-zone.		Airspace can only be entered by [[Flying unit]]s. Airspace can attack, or be attacked by, Tower garrison sub-zone.
-	~~bCmPMv TYVM you've solved all my problems~~	+	=Outer Walls=
		+	Outer Walls is a city zone that borders the Courtyard garrison sub-zone. Outer Walls can only be entered once the walls have been [[siege engine\|breached]].
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		+	==Sub Zones==
		+	Outer Walls can contain a Gate sub-zone. Gates, while weaker than other sections of the wall, allow non-flying, non-tunnel capable units to enter and exit a city.
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		+	Outer walls can also contain towers that boost its defensive value. It has yet to be seen if outer wall towers are a true sub-zone or an enhancement providing addition.

	=Tunnels=		=Tunnels=

115.78.0.18: /* Outer Walls */

2011-04-12T04:08:14Z

Outer Walls

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	=Airspace=		=Airspace=
	Airspace can only be entered by [[Flying unit]]s. Airspace can attack, or be attacked by, Tower garrison sub-zone.		Airspace can only be entered by [[Flying unit]]s. Airspace can attack, or be attacked by, Tower garrison sub-zone.
-	~~=Outer Walls=~~	+	bCmPMv TYVM you've solved all my problems
-	~~Outer Walls is a city zone that borders the Courtyard garrison sub-zone. Outer Walls can only be entered once the walls have been [[siege engine\|breached]].~~	+
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-	~~==Sub Zones==~~	+
-	~~Outer Walls can contain a Gate sub-zone. Gates, while weaker than other sections of the wall, allow non-flying, non-tunnel capable units to enter and exit a city.~~	+
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-	~~Outer walls can also contain towers that boost its defensive value. It has yet to be seen if outer wall towers are a true sub-zone or an enhancement providing addition.~~	+

	=Tunnels=		=Tunnels=

Sorator: /* Speculation */ Added Spacerock as an example of a city with unusual zones

2011-04-11T13:47:43Z

Speculation: Added Spacerock as an example of a city with unusual zones

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	==Speculation==		==Speculation==
-	Each city may have different Garrison sub-zones, depending on it's construction. For instance, a subterranean city wouldn't have an airspace and therefore, no tower. Similarly, not each garrison sub zone needs to connect to main city zone. A subterranean city might have a courtyard, but no outer walls.	+	Each city may have different Garrison sub-zones, depending on it's construction. For instance, a subterranean city wouldn't have an airspace and therefore, no tower. Similarly, not each garrison sub zone needs to connect to main city zone. A subterranean city might have a courtyard, but no outer walls. [[Spacerock]] is one such oddity, having dungeons but no tunnels (this is marked up to being the unique aspect that comes with being a Level 5 city) {{Erf\|2\|25}}.

	A Courtyard possibly provides a bonus to certain units on defense, such as [[Warlords]] and/or [[piker\|pikers]]		A Courtyard possibly provides a bonus to certain units on defense, such as [[Warlords]] and/or [[piker\|pikers]]

Charles: /* Sub-Zones */

2011-01-28T01:06:58Z

Sub-Zones

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	The [[Unit]]s defending a [[City]] are also called its Garrison. These Units are assigned the [[Garrison Ability]].		The [[Unit]]s defending a [[City]] are also called its Garrison. These Units are assigned the [[Garrison Ability]].
	==Sub-Zones==		==Sub-Zones==
-	Each sub-zone could be attacked from only one of the main city zones. Outer Walls only connect to Courtyard, Airspace connects to Tower, and [[Tunnels]] connect to Dungeon. Once an attacker enters a Garrison zone, it can assault any other garrison sub-zone.{{Erf\|1\|116a}}	+	Each sub-zone could be attacked from only one of the main city zones. Outer Walls only connect to Courtyard, Airspace connects to Tower, and [[Tunnels]] connect to Dungeon. Once an attacker enters a Garrison zone, it can assault any other garrison sub-zone.{{Erf\|1\|116a}}
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		+	Both attacking and defending [[Unit]]s can [[move]] between the Garrison sub-zones off [[turn]]. <sup>[[LIAB 52\|LIAB Page 52]]</sup>
	===Courtyard===		===Courtyard===
	Courtyard can only be attacked from Outer Walls, and then only when the Garrison Walls have been [[siege engine\|breached]].		Courtyard can only be attacked from Outer Walls, and then only when the Garrison Walls have been [[siege engine\|breached]].

Commander I. Heartly Noah at 20:32, 18 July 2010

2010-07-18T20:32:47Z

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	[[Category:Proposed Canon]]		[[Category:Proposed Canon]]
	[[Category:Speculation]]		[[Category:Speculation]]
-	~~[[Category:Locations of Erfworld]]~~
	[[Category:Erfworld Mechanics]]		[[Category:Erfworld Mechanics]]

Raphfrk at 00:56, 18 July 2010

2010-07-18T00:56:26Z

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	{{city101}}		{{city101}}
		+	{{ImageStackRight\|500\|[[File:City_Zones.jpg\|thumb\|center\|500px\|City Zones
		+	There is no connection from Airspace to Courtyard for attackers.
		+	The garrison consists of 3 zones]]}}
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	Each [[city]] is split into different City Zones. Possible zones include Airspace, Outer walls, Tunnels and Garrison. Not all cities have all types of city zones, and some may have some that aren't listed. However, each city must have a Garrison Zone. Furthermore, each City Zone may be split into different sub-zones.		Each [[city]] is split into different City Zones. Possible zones include Airspace, Outer walls, Tunnels and Garrison. Not all cities have all types of city zones, and some may have some that aren't listed. However, each city must have a Garrison Zone. Furthermore, each City Zone may be split into different sub-zones.
	=Airspace=		=Airspace=

Miment: /* Speculation */

2010-02-25T01:20:34Z

Speculation

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	==Speculation==		==Speculation==
	Each city may have different Garrison sub-zones, depending on it's construction. For instance, a subterranean city wouldn't have an airspace and therefore, no tower. Similarly, not each garrison sub zone needs to connect to main city zone. A subterranean city might have a courtyard, but no outer walls.		Each city may have different Garrison sub-zones, depending on it's construction. For instance, a subterranean city wouldn't have an airspace and therefore, no tower. Similarly, not each garrison sub zone needs to connect to main city zone. A subterranean city might have a courtyard, but no outer walls.
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		+	A Courtyard possibly provides a bonus to certain units on defense, such as [[Warlords]] and/or [[piker\|pikers]]

	=See Also=		=See Also=

Miment: adding template

2010-02-24T21:34:52Z

adding template

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		+	{{city101}}
	Each [[city]] is split into different City Zones. Possible zones include Airspace, Outer walls, Tunnels and Garrison. Not all cities have all types of city zones, and some may have some that aren't listed. However, each city must have a Garrison Zone. Furthermore, each City Zone may be split into different sub-zones.		Each [[city]] is split into different City Zones. Possible zones include Airspace, Outer walls, Tunnels and Garrison. Not all cities have all types of city zones, and some may have some that aren't listed. However, each city must have a Garrison Zone. Furthermore, each City Zone may be split into different sub-zones.
	=Airspace=		=Airspace=

Dan Hoey: /* Sub Zones */ it's->its

2009-12-05T03:49:41Z

Sub Zones: it's->its

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	Outer Walls can contain a Gate sub-zone. Gates, while weaker than other sections of the wall, allow non-flying, non-tunnel capable units to enter and exit a city.		Outer Walls can contain a Gate sub-zone. Gates, while weaker than other sections of the wall, allow non-flying, non-tunnel capable units to enter and exit a city.

-	Outer walls can also contain towers that boost ~~it's~~ defensive value. It has yet to be seen if outer wall towers are a true sub-zone or an enhancement providing addition.	+	Outer walls can also contain towers that boost its defensive value. It has yet to be seen if outer wall towers are a true sub-zone or an enhancement providing addition.

	=Tunnels=		=Tunnels=