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86.83.85.7: possessives get no apostrophes

2012-12-28T20:17:48Z

possessives get no apostrophes

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-	Move is a [[Unit]] statistic. For each point of Move, the Unit may enter an additional [[hex]] per [[Turn]]. A unit's move restores to full at the start of their sides turn. For more details on how [[Unit]]s move, see [[Movement]]. A [[mount]]ed unit expends ~~it's~~ mount's move rather than ~~it's~~ own when passing through hexes. This aspect of the mechanics is how makes Parson's mount relay work. A unit mounts up, then expends the mount's move to get to the next mount in the relay, which is then ridden to the next, and so on.	+	Move is a [[Unit]] statistic. For each point of Move, the Unit may enter an additional [[hex]] per [[Turn]]. A unit's move restores to full at the start of their sides turn. For more details on how [[Unit]]s move, see [[Movement]]. A [[mount]]ed unit expends its mount's move rather than its own when passing through hexes. This aspect of the mechanics is how makes Parson's mount relay work. A unit mounts up, then expends the mount's move to get to the next mount in the relay, which is then ridden to the next, and so on.

	A [[Unit]] assigned to the [[City_Zones#Garrison\|Garrison]] of a [[City]] is called a [[Garrison Ability\|Garrison]] unit. These Units have a Move value of 0, but can freely move about the City without expending Move while both on-[[Turn]] and off-Turn..		A [[Unit]] assigned to the [[City_Zones#Garrison\|Garrison]] of a [[City]] is called a [[Garrison Ability\|Garrison]] unit. These Units have a Move value of 0, but can freely move about the City without expending Move while both on-[[Turn]] and off-Turn..

173.13.29.149: /* Proposed Canon */

2011-12-09T18:23:06Z

Proposed Canon

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-	Move is a [[Unit]] statistic. For each point of Move, the Unit may enter an additional [[hex]] per [[Turn]]. For more details on how [[Unit]]s move, see [[Movement]]. A [[mount]]ed unit expends it's mount's move rather than it's own when passing through hexes. This aspect of the mechanics is how makes Parson's mount relay work. A unit mounts up, then expends the mount's move to get to the next mount in the relay, which is then ridden to the next, and so on.	+	Move is a [[Unit]] statistic. For each point of Move, the Unit may enter an additional [[hex]] per [[Turn]]. A unit's move restores to full at the start of their sides turn. For more details on how [[Unit]]s move, see [[Movement]]. A [[mount]]ed unit expends it's mount's move rather than it's own when passing through hexes. This aspect of the mechanics is how makes Parson's mount relay work. A unit mounts up, then expends the mount's move to get to the next mount in the relay, which is then ridden to the next, and so on.

	A [[Unit]] assigned to the [[City_Zones#Garrison\|Garrison]] of a [[City]] is called a [[Garrison Ability\|Garrison]] unit. These Units have a Move value of 0, but can freely move about the City without expending Move while both on-[[Turn]] and off-Turn..		A [[Unit]] assigned to the [[City_Zones#Garrison\|Garrison]] of a [[City]] is called a [[Garrison Ability\|Garrison]] unit. These Units have a Move value of 0, but can freely move about the City without expending Move while both on-[[Turn]] and off-Turn..

Cloudbreaker: added image

2011-06-15T18:09:09Z

added image

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	Move is a [[Unit]] statistic. For each point of Move, the Unit may enter an additional [[hex]] per [[Turn]]. For more details on how [[Unit]]s move, see [[Movement]]. A [[mount]]ed unit expends it's mount's move rather than it's own when passing through hexes. This aspect of the mechanics is how makes Parson's mount relay work. A unit mounts up, then expends the mount's move to get to the next mount in the relay, which is then ridden to the next, and so on.		Move is a [[Unit]] statistic. For each point of Move, the Unit may enter an additional [[hex]] per [[Turn]]. For more details on how [[Unit]]s move, see [[Movement]]. A [[mount]]ed unit expends it's mount's move rather than it's own when passing through hexes. This aspect of the mechanics is how makes Parson's mount relay work. A unit mounts up, then expends the mount's move to get to the next mount in the relay, which is then ridden to the next, and so on.

Miment: fixing typo, adding link

2011-06-10T15:05:07Z

fixing typo, adding link

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	[[Siege engine]]s and other slow units would take "five or more" turns to reach Gobwin Knob{{Erf\|1\|021a}} as of Gobwin Knob's Turn 3. If the distance to Gobwin Knob from the Coalition's starting point was in the realm of 25 hexes, that would put their movement in the 4-6 range, which seems about right when compared to Jack Snipe's move.		[[Siege engine]]s and other slow units would take "five or more" turns to reach Gobwin Knob{{Erf\|1\|021a}} as of Gobwin Knob's Turn 3. If the distance to Gobwin Knob from the Coalition's starting point was in the realm of 25 hexes, that would put their movement in the 4-6 range, which seems about right when compared to Jack Snipe's move.

-	According to the RCC's map, the column stretched at least 18 hexes, possibly more. That would mean, for a speed 6 engine, 3 whole turns to catch up to the front of the column. This helps explain why, after Parson destroyed 40% of the ~~seige~~, mostly from the front, that Ansom indicated waiting a day would increase the usable siege by ~ 60% - if, say, 5% of the original number were available during the first day of the siege, and another 30% were within range of Gobwin Knob for the next turn, that would explain the numbers and leave an additional 25% siege another day's travel behind.	+	According to the RCC's map, the column stretched at least 18 hexes, possibly more. That would mean, for a speed 6 engine, 3 whole turns to catch up to the front of the column. This helps explain why, after Parson destroyed 40% of the [[siege]], mostly from the front, that Ansom indicated waiting a day would increase the usable siege by ~ 60% - if, say, 5% of the original number were available during the first day of the siege, and another 30% were within range of Gobwin Knob for the next turn, that would explain the numbers and leave an additional 25% siege another day's travel behind.

	Ground units seem to be <10, mounts 10-20ish, and fliers 20+.		Ground units seem to be <10, mounts 10-20ish, and fliers 20+.

Miment at 00:21, 2 October 2010

2010-10-02T00:21:40Z

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-	Move is a [[Unit]] statistic. For each point of Move, the Unit may enter an additional [[hex]] per [[Turn]]. For more details on how [[Unit]]s move, see [[Movement]].	+	Move is a [[Unit]] statistic. For each point of Move, the Unit may enter an additional [[hex]] per [[Turn]]. For more details on how [[Unit]]s move, see [[Movement]]. A [[mount]]ed unit expends it's mount's move rather than it's own when passing through hexes. This aspect of the mechanics is how makes Parson's mount relay work. A unit mounts up, then expends the mount's move to get to the next mount in the relay, which is then ridden to the next, and so on.

	A [[Unit]] assigned to the [[City_Zones#Garrison\|Garrison]] of a [[City]] is called a [[Garrison Ability\|Garrison]] unit. These Units have a Move value of 0, but can freely move about the City without expending Move while both on-[[Turn]] and off-Turn..		A [[Unit]] assigned to the [[City_Zones#Garrison\|Garrison]] of a [[City]] is called a [[Garrison Ability\|Garrison]] unit. These Units have a Move value of 0, but can freely move about the City without expending Move while both on-[[Turn]] and off-Turn..

Commander I. Heartly Noah: /* Proposed Canon */

2010-07-13T20:38:22Z

Proposed Canon

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	Move is a [[Unit]] statistic. For each point of Move, the Unit may enter an additional [[hex]] per [[Turn]]. For more details on how [[Unit]]s move, see [[Movement]].		Move is a [[Unit]] statistic. For each point of Move, the Unit may enter an additional [[hex]] per [[Turn]]. For more details on how [[Unit]]s move, see [[Movement]].

-	A [[Unit]] assigned to the [[Garrison]] of a [[City]] is called a [[Garrison Ability\|Garrison]] unit. These Units have a Move value of 0, but can freely move about the City without expending Move while both on-[[Turn]] and off-Turn..	+	A [[Unit]] assigned to the [[City_Zones#Garrison\|Garrison]] of a [[City]] is called a [[Garrison Ability\|Garrison]] unit. These Units have a Move value of 0, but can freely move about the City without expending Move while both on-[[Turn]] and off-Turn..

	==Known Moves & Comparisons==		==Known Moves & Comparisons==

Commander I. Heartly Noah: /* Known Moves & Comparisons */

2010-07-13T18:12:54Z

Known Moves & Comparisons

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	*18+ - The ground units of the GK Strike Force (Dwagons, Archons, Tchotchkes, Sourmanders, Wiener-Rammers, possibly other Heavies, and [[Knight]]s and [[Decrypted]] [[Commander]]s, though these were probably mounted on faster units)		*18+ - The ground units of the GK Strike Force (Dwagons, Archons, Tchotchkes, Sourmanders, Wiener-Rammers, possibly other Heavies, and [[Knight]]s and [[Decrypted]] [[Commander]]s, though these were probably mounted on faster units)
	*8 - [[Jack Snipe]]		*8 - [[Jack Snipe]]
-	*0 - [[Garrison Ability\|Garrison]] [[Unit]]s have a Move of 0 and cannot leave their City's [[zone]]s. They can freely move throughout the city on and off [[Turn]] without expending Move.	+	*0 - [[Garrison Ability\|Garrison]] [[Unit]]s have a Move of 0 and cannot leave their City's [[City#City Zones\|zone]]s. They can freely move throughout the city on and off [[Turn]] without expending Move.

	=Speculation=		=Speculation=

Paper Golem: Subcategorization

2009-11-08T20:18:22Z

Subcategorization

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	Stanley's red, we can assume, is the most powerful dwagon. So either some dwagons are fast but not powerful, or plating slows dwagons.		Stanley's red, we can assume, is the most powerful dwagon. So either some dwagons are fast but not powerful, or plating slows dwagons.

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	[[Category:Speculation]]		[[Category:Speculation]]

98.199.91.144: /* Speculation */

2009-10-19T05:51:19Z

Speculation

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	[[Siege engine]]s and other slow units would take "five or more" turns to reach Gobwin Knob{{Erf\|1\|021a}} as of Gobwin Knob's Turn 3. If the distance to Gobwin Knob from the Coalition's starting point was in the realm of 25 hexes, that would put their movement in the 4-6 range, which seems about right when compared to Jack Snipe's move.		[[Siege engine]]s and other slow units would take "five or more" turns to reach Gobwin Knob{{Erf\|1\|021a}} as of Gobwin Knob's Turn 3. If the distance to Gobwin Knob from the Coalition's starting point was in the realm of 25 hexes, that would put their movement in the 4-6 range, which seems about right when compared to Jack Snipe's move.

-	According to the RCC's map, the column stretched at least 18 hexes, possibly more. That would mean, for a speed 6 engine, 3 whole turns to catch up to the front of the column. This helps explain why, after Parson destroyed 40% of the seige, mostly from the front, that Ansom indicated waiting a day would increase the usable siege by ~ ~~600~~% - if, say, 5% of the original number were available during the first day of the siege, and another 30% were within range of Gobwin Knob for the next turn, that would explain the numbers and leave an additional 25% siege another day's travel behind.	+	According to the RCC's map, the column stretched at least 18 hexes, possibly more. That would mean, for a speed 6 engine, 3 whole turns to catch up to the front of the column. This helps explain why, after Parson destroyed 40% of the seige, mostly from the front, that Ansom indicated waiting a day would increase the usable siege by ~ 60% - if, say, 5% of the original number were available during the first day of the siege, and another 30% were within range of Gobwin Knob for the next turn, that would explain the numbers and leave an additional 25% siege another day's travel behind.

	Ground units seem to be <10, mounts 10-20ish, and fliers 20+.		Ground units seem to be <10, mounts 10-20ish, and fliers 20+.

Commander I. Heartly Noah at 08:58, 21 September 2009

2009-09-21T08:58:55Z

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	*56+ - 19 of 46 [[Dwagon]]s{{Erf\|1\|046a}}		*56+ - 19 of 46 [[Dwagon]]s{{Erf\|1\|046a}}
		+	*56 - [[Stanley the Tool]]'s plated [[red dwagon]]
	*<56 - 27 of 46 Dwagons		*<56 - 27 of 46 Dwagons
	*52 - [[Jillian Zamussels]]' best [[Gwiffon]].		*52 - [[Jillian Zamussels]]' best [[Gwiffon]].
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	Ground units seem to be <10, mounts 10-20ish, and fliers 20+.		Ground units seem to be <10, mounts 10-20ish, and fliers 20+.
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		+	Stanley's red, we can assume, is the most powerful dwagon. So either some dwagons are fast but not powerful, or plating slows dwagons.

	[[Category:Erfworld Mechanics]]		[[Category:Erfworld Mechanics]]