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24.7.106.220: /* Speculation */

2012-09-02T22:07:28Z

Speculation

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	An established side had a very remote random chance of popping a [[caster]] any time they pop a warlord.		An established side had a very remote random chance of popping a [[caster]] any time they pop a warlord.

-	The size, forces, location, aggression, etc. (or the Ruler's heart and [[fate]]) can increase or decrease the likelihood of popping a caster. (Faq was tiny and nonaggressive - King Banhammer had no use for warlords. He had ~~three~~ casters - though one was potentially a Magic Kingdom hire, and at least one came from a different side).	+	The size, forces, location, aggression, etc. (or the Ruler's heart and [[fate]]) can increase or decrease the likelihood of popping a caster. (Faq was tiny and nonaggressive - King Banhammer had no use for warlords. He had four (sometimes more) casters - though one was potentially a Magic Kingdom hire, and at least one came from a different side).

	[[Category:Canon]]		[[Category:Canon]]

24.7.106.220: /* Speculation */

2012-09-02T22:06:07Z

Speculation

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	An established side had a very remote random chance of popping a [[caster]] any time they pop a warlord.		An established side had a very remote random chance of popping a [[caster]] any time they pop a warlord.

-	The size, forces, location, aggression, etc. (or the Ruler's heart and [[fate]]) can increase or decrease the likelihood of popping a caster. (Faq was tiny and nonaggressive - King Banhammer had no use for warlords. He had three casters - though one was potentially a Magic Kingdom hire and ~~another may have come~~ from a different side).	+	The size, forces, location, aggression, etc. (or the Ruler's heart and [[fate]]) can increase or decrease the likelihood of popping a caster. (Faq was tiny and nonaggressive - King Banhammer had no use for warlords. He had three casters - though one was potentially a Magic Kingdom hire, and at least one came from a different side).

	[[Category:Canon]]		[[Category:Canon]]

Bcent1234 at 01:02, 19 March 2011

2011-03-19T01:02:22Z

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	==Unpopping==		==Unpopping==

-	The disappearance of objects is called unpopping or depopping. This happens automagically to [[corpse]]s of [[Croaking\|Croaked]] units which are not [[Uncroak\|Uncroaked]], eaten, moved from the city or hex where they were croaked, or claimed as [[trophies]]. Unpopping of corpses happens at the start of the next turn their [[Side]] has. The disappearance of living units is called [[disband]]ing.	+	The disappearance of objects is called unpopping or depopping. This happens automagically to [[corpse]]s of [[Croaking\|Croaked]] units which are not [[Uncroak\|Uncroaked]], eaten, moved from the city or [[hex]] where they were croaked, or claimed as [[trophies]]. Unpopping of corpses happens at the start of the next turn their [[Side]] has. The disappearance of living units is called [[disband]]ing.

	=Proposed Canon=		=Proposed Canon=
	The [[Ruler]] of each side controls the popping orders for all [[city\|cities]].		The [[Ruler]] of each side controls the popping orders for all [[city\|cities]].

-	[[Caster]]s cannot be intentionally popped. When popping its first few ~~Warlords~~, a new [[side]] will generally pop a random caster.	+	[[Caster]]s cannot be intentionally popped. When popping its first few [[Warlord]]s, a new [[side]] will generally pop a random caster.

	==City Level==		==City Level==
	The units that can pop in a city depend on that city's Level.		The units that can pop in a city depend on that city's Level.

-	For instance, no Gobwin Knob city can produce [[Warlord]]s or [[Spidew]]s until it is Level Two.	+	For instance, no [[Gobwin Knob]] city can produce [[Warlord]]s or [[Spidew]]s until it is Level Two.

-	It seems that once a unit has been selected for production, however, it will remain in production until orders are changed, even if the city loses ~~levels~~ to below the required level.	+	It seems that once a unit has been selected for production, however, it will remain in production until orders are changed, even if the city loses [[level]]s to below the required level.

	When Gobwin Knob fell to Level One during the [[Volcano Uncroaking]], they could only produce [[Infantry]] and [[Twoll]]s. However, the next Turn, they popped a [[Blue dwagon\|Blue Dwagon]] while still Level One. So, the Level One city was able to create enough production to fulfill the remaining requirements of the dwagon and it popped despite needing a Level Three city to be produced. They could not, of course, begin producing a new dwagon at that point, though they could begin producing Twolls.		When Gobwin Knob fell to Level One during the [[Volcano Uncroaking]], they could only produce [[Infantry]] and [[Twoll]]s. However, the next Turn, they popped a [[Blue dwagon\|Blue Dwagon]] while still Level One. So, the Level One city was able to create enough production to fulfill the remaining requirements of the dwagon and it popped despite needing a Level Three city to be produced. They could not, of course, begin producing a new dwagon at that point, though they could begin producing Twolls.

	=Speculation=		=Speculation=
-	An established side had a very remote random chance of popping a caster any time they pop a warlord.	+	An established side had a very remote random chance of popping a [[caster]] any time they pop a warlord.

-	The size, forces, location, aggression, etc. (or the Ruler's heart and fate) can increase or decrease the likelihood of popping a caster. (Faq was tiny and nonaggressive - King Banhammer had no use for warlords. He had three casters - though one was potentially a Magic Kingdom hire and another may have come from a different side).	+	The size, forces, location, aggression, etc. (or the Ruler's heart and [[fate]]) can increase or decrease the likelihood of popping a caster. (Faq was tiny and nonaggressive - King Banhammer had no use for warlords. He had three casters - though one was potentially a Magic Kingdom hire and another may have come from a different side).

	[[Category:Canon]]		[[Category:Canon]]

No one in particular: P!

2011-01-07T03:03:29Z

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	==Unpopping==		==Unpopping==

-	The disappearance of objects is called unpopping or ~~depoping~~. This happens automagically to [[corpse]]s of [[Croaking\|Croaked]] units which are not [[Uncroak\|Uncroaked]], eaten, moved from the city or hex where they were croaked, or claimed as [[trophies]]. Unpopping of corpses happens at the start of the next turn their [[Side]] has. The disappearance of living units is called [[disband]]ing.	+	The disappearance of objects is called unpopping or depopping. This happens automagically to [[corpse]]s of [[Croaking\|Croaked]] units which are not [[Uncroak\|Uncroaked]], eaten, moved from the city or hex where they were croaked, or claimed as [[trophies]]. Unpopping of corpses happens at the start of the next turn their [[Side]] has. The disappearance of living units is called [[disband]]ing.

	=Proposed Canon=		=Proposed Canon=

Charles: /* Unpopping */

2011-01-07T03:00:24Z

Unpopping

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	==Unpopping==		==Unpopping==

-	The disappearance of objects is called unpopping. This happens automagically to [[corpse]]s of [[Croaking\|Croaked]] units which are not [[Uncroak\|Uncroaked]], eaten, moved from the city or hex where they were croaked, or claimed as [[trophies]]. Unpopping of corpses happens at the start of the next turn their [[Side]] has. The disappearance of living units is called [[disband]]ing.	+	The disappearance of objects is called unpopping or depoping. This happens automagically to [[corpse]]s of [[Croaking\|Croaked]] units which are not [[Uncroak\|Uncroaked]], eaten, moved from the city or hex where they were croaked, or claimed as [[trophies]]. Unpopping of corpses happens at the start of the next turn their [[Side]] has. The disappearance of living units is called [[disband]]ing.

	=Proposed Canon=		=Proposed Canon=

Commander I. Heartly Noah at 03:28, 25 July 2010

2010-07-25T03:28:39Z

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	==In Cities==		==In Cities==

-	Units pop at the start of a [[Side\|Side's]] turn, as part of the normal [[production]] of a city. Units pop with a set of non-magical [[equipment]] such as standard armor, weaponry, and clothing. Cities may randomly pop extra units, requiring the [[Ruler]] to decide to pay a one-time extra cost or [[~~disbanding\|~~disband]] the unit.	+	Units pop at the start of a [[Side\|Side's]] turn, as part of the normal [[production]] of a city. Units pop with a set of non-magical [[equipment]] such as standard armor, weaponry, and clothing. Cities may randomly pop extra units, requiring the [[Ruler]] to decide to pay a one-time extra cost or [[disband]] the unit.

	==Rations and Unit Upkeep==		==Rations and Unit Upkeep==

Commander I. Heartly Noah at 03:22, 25 July 2010

2010-07-25T03:22:27Z

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	==Rations and Unit Upkeep==		==Rations and Unit Upkeep==

-	Units receive physical food [[ration~~\|rations~~]] and other objects required for their daily functioning at the start of their turn. These objects may be consumed at any point in the day, or saved.	+	Units receive physical food [[ration]]s and other objects required for their daily functioning at the start of their turn. These objects may be consumed at any point in the day, or saved.

	==Random Popping==		==Random Popping==
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	==Unpopping==		==Unpopping==

-	The disappearance of objects is called unpopping. This happens automagically to [[corpse~~\|corpses~~]] of [[Croaking\|Croaked]] units which are not [[Uncroak\|Uncroaked]], eaten, moved from the city or hex where they were croaked, or claimed as [[trophies]]. Unpopping of corpses happens at the start of the next turn their [[Side]] has. The disappearance of living units is called [[~~disbanding~~]].	+	The disappearance of objects is called unpopping. This happens automagically to [[corpse]]s of [[Croaking\|Croaked]] units which are not [[Uncroak\|Uncroaked]], eaten, moved from the city or hex where they were croaked, or claimed as [[trophies]]. Unpopping of corpses happens at the start of the next turn their [[Side]] has. The disappearance of living units is called [[disband]]ing.

	=Proposed Canon=		=Proposed Canon=

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

2009-11-30T22:12:39Z

Proposed Canon

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	[[Caster]]s cannot be intentionally popped. When popping its first few Warlords, a new [[side]] will generally pop a random caster.		[[Caster]]s cannot be intentionally popped. When popping its first few Warlords, a new [[side]] will generally pop a random caster.
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		+	==City Level==
		+	The units that can pop in a city depend on that city's Level.
		+
		+	For instance, no Gobwin Knob city can produce [[Warlord]]s or [[Spidew]]s until it is Level Two.
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		+	It seems that once a unit has been selected for production, however, it will remain in production until orders are changed, even if the city loses levels to below the required level.
		+
		+	When Gobwin Knob fell to Level One during the [[Volcano Uncroaking]], they could only produce [[Infantry]] and [[Twoll]]s. However, the next Turn, they popped a [[Blue dwagon\|Blue Dwagon]] while still Level One. So, the Level One city was able to create enough production to fulfill the remaining requirements of the dwagon and it popped despite needing a Level Three city to be produced. They could not, of course, begin producing a new dwagon at that point, though they could begin producing Twolls.

	=Speculation=		=Speculation=

Commander I. Heartly Noah at 19:58, 29 October 2009

2009-10-29T19:58:47Z

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	The disappearance of objects is called unpopping. This happens automagically to [[corpse\|corpses]] of [[Croaking\|Croaked]] units which are not [[Uncroak\|Uncroaked]], eaten, moved from the city or hex where they were croaked, or claimed as [[trophies]]. Unpopping of corpses happens at the start of the next turn their [[Side]] has. The disappearance of living units is called [[disbanding]].		The disappearance of objects is called unpopping. This happens automagically to [[corpse\|corpses]] of [[Croaking\|Croaked]] units which are not [[Uncroak\|Uncroaked]], eaten, moved from the city or hex where they were croaked, or claimed as [[trophies]]. Unpopping of corpses happens at the start of the next turn their [[Side]] has. The disappearance of living units is called [[disbanding]].

-	=~~Speculation~~=	+	=Proposed Canon=
-	~~Food pops at the beginning of each day/turn. Assuming the~~ [[~~side~~]] ~~can pay~~ for ~~the~~ [[~~upkeep~~]] ~~of its [[unit]]s, every unit will automatically pop enough food to nourish it for that day. Food appears already cooked and needs no preparation~~.	+	The [[Ruler]] of each side controls the popping orders for all [[city\|cities]].

-	~~Units, including~~ [[~~Royal]] and [[Noble]] units, and presumably [[caster~~]]s ~~as well~~, ~~all pop in cities after~~ a ~~certain period of time.~~ [[~~Warlord~~]]~~s can be popped, but doing so takes~~ a ~~long time, and as they can be designated, or promoted, from regular units, this means that the length of time needed for popping a warlord can be put to use popping normal units~~.	+	[[Caster]]s cannot be intentionally popped. When popping its first few Warlords, a new [[side]] will generally pop a random caster.

-	~~The [[Ruler]]~~ of ~~each side controls the~~ popping ~~orders of his [[city]]. The specifics are unknown~~.	+	=Speculation=
		+	An established side had a very remote random chance of popping a caster any time they pop a warlord.

-	~~Units~~ can ~~pop at random outside~~ of ~~cites as [[barbarian]]s~~.	+	The size, forces, location, aggression, etc. (or the Ruler's heart and fate) can increase or decrease the likelihood of popping a caster. (Faq was tiny and nonaggressive - King Banhammer had no use for warlords. He had three casters - though one was potentially a Magic Kingdom hire and another may have come from a different side).

	[[Category:Canon]]		[[Category:Canon]]
		+	[[Category:Proposed Canon]]
	[[Category:Speculation]]		[[Category:Speculation]]
	[[Category:Erfworld Mechanics]]		[[Category:Erfworld Mechanics]]

Cloudbreaker: category update

2009-08-27T20:34:03Z

category update

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	Units can pop at random outside of cites as [[barbarian]]s.		Units can pop at random outside of cites as [[barbarian]]s.

-	[[Category:~~Proposed~~ Canon]]	+	[[Category:Canon]]
	[[Category:Speculation]]		[[Category:Speculation]]
	[[Category:Erfworld Mechanics]]		[[Category:Erfworld Mechanics]]