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Solium Infernum

Move Points: ese determine how far a Legion may move in any given turn across the game board. For each

movement point, the Legion may enter one Canton. If the Legion has a special ability that allows it to move into

impassable terrain then it still expends one movement point to do so.

Special Abilities: Some Legions have special abilities that grant terrain movement bonuses or advantages in battle.

Some abilities may be added to a Legion if that Legion gains a level through battle promotion. Others may come from

Events.

Ranged: Indicates the Combat Value of the Legion during the Ranged challenge phase of a combat round (cf.

Resolving Battles, 4.16).

Melee: Indicates the Combat Value of the Legion during the Melee challenge phase of a combat round.

Infernal: Indicates the Combat Value of the Legion during the Infernal challenge phase of a combat round.

Hit Points: Indicates the number of damage points a Legion may sustain before its destruction.

Legion Attachments

Each Legion gains attachment slots based on its level attribute. Attachment slots may be used to place Combat Cards,

Praetors, or Evil Artifacts -- each of which provides special bonuses to their corresponding Legion.

Legion Level 1-2: 1 attachment slot.

Legion Level 3-4: 2 attachment slots.

Legion Level 5-6: 3 attachment slots.

Legion Level 7+: 4 attachment slots.

Note: Only a Legion’s owner may view the bonus details provided by Combat Cards. e bonuses from any Praetors or

Evil Artifacts, however, are viewable by everyone.

Legion Level Up

When a Legion levels up after victory in battle, the owner is sent a message in the turn log (again, this is the Turn Log

Tab of the Ministerium Interface). e owner must click the response button and select the desired upgrade to continue.

Upgrade bonuses are determined randomly and they consist of increases in combat attributes, loyalty, move points, or

new special abilities. e eﬀects of this bonus are applied at the beginning of the processing of the following turn (cf. e

Processed Turn, under 3.3).

Legion Upkeep

Once contracted, a Legion serves for eternity or until it is destroyed or bribed away by another player. Some rare Legions

require a special amount of tribute to be paid each turn in maintenance. (And these values are shown in the Infernal

Bazaaer Interface [type ‘b’ to reach it] before you bid on them.) e tribute may be paid in advance, but if a turn passes

and tribute is not paid, the Legion returns to the Infernal Bazaar. It can, however, be hired by the previous owner, though

the contract must be won again through successful bidding.

Legion Training

Some rare Manuscripts (viz., those found through Tribute or bought in the Infernal Bazaar) allow Legions to upgrade

their attributes; done by issuing a correlating order to the Legion through its icon or through the Orders Tab of the

Ministerium Interface. e Manuscript is used like a normal Tribute Card to pay for this training, and the upgrade is

applied at the beginning of the processing of the following turn.

Legion Movement

e following rules apply to Legion movement:

• A Canton may only contain one Legion at the end of any turn. A Legion and a Place of Power can never be in the same

Canton at the end of a turn. Places of Power never move. (Note: Consider the precedence of low-numbered Turn Slots

versus higher ones. If you maneuver a Legion early in your turn then you may block an enemy’s movement that occurs

within the same turn but later, which essentially wastes his opportunity.)

• Legions may move through Cantons containing other friendly Legions or Places of Power but may never end their turn

in the same Canton as another Legion or Place of Power, be it friend or foe.

• Legions may enter the Canton of a Place of Power to initiate attack, but after battle they are placed in a random adjacent

Canton. is obviously applies to a surviving Legion that either wins against the garrison or retreats into a valid

(friendly) Canton with some remaining health. If, for example, you ﬂy a Legion into a Place of Power that is surrounded

by enemy Cantons with whom you are not in Vendetta, Blood Feud, Excommunicated, or Blood Lord/Vassal, your

Legion is eliminated after combat occurs, even if you win. is happens since there is no valid (again: friendly) Canton

for this Legion to occupy.

• Legions may only enter the territory of another player if the correct diplomatic stance exists with that player, namely:

Vendetta, Blood Feud, Excommunication, or Blood Vassal/Blood Lord.

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