| If during a turn my territory is captured and I happen to re-capture it in the same turn then does it count as a "capture"?: 2/27/2013 12:18:13 |
kazcal 
Level 10
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For example, I have a territory with 1 army on it.
I order a transfer of 10 armies to it.
My opponent orders an attack with 2 armies to it.
The turn takes place:
1) My opponent goes first and captures the territory.
2) I go second and my move order captures the territory that was mine at the beginning of the turn by "moving" onto it.
Did the capturing process count as a "capture" to either of the players?
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| If during a turn my territory is captured and I happen to re-capture it in the same turn then does it count as a "capture"?: 2/27/2013 12:31:07 |
Fizzer
Level 64
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Yes it does, and it counts for receiving a card.
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| If during a turn my territory is captured and I happen to re-capture it in the same turn then does it count as a "capture"?: 2/27/2013 12:34:53 |
kazcal
Level 10
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Interesting, that definitely could have some strategical application. Thanks! :)
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| If during a turn my territory is captured and I happen to re-capture it in the same turn then does it count as a "capture"?: 2/27/2013 13:04:34 |
ps
Level 61
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does it count for your opponent aswell? assuming he didnt do any other actions anywhere else.
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| If during a turn my territory is captured and I happen to re-capture it in the same turn then does it count as a "capture"?: 2/27/2013 13:07:49 |
Cephistokles
Level 57
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it counts
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| If during a turn my territory is captured and I happen to re-capture it in the same turn then does it count as a "capture"?: 2/27/2013 14:01:42 |
Guiguzi
Level 58
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No. It counts as a "capture" and a "recapture."
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