This means that, even if you do not have the maximum number of generals in each area (6), then you can still have a full army if you have stationed them correctly. However, if you have two areas of your empires touching each other, then you can draw reinforcements from these areas to help defend it easier. The same principle applies when defending an area, if you have only one area, then you can only have a minimum number of generals defending it. If, however, you have two provinces which you can attack the area from, then you can select up to 4 officers and 4 lieutennants, from any of the areas to attack. However, if you have only one clear line of attack, then you cannot select any reinforcements to aid you during the level and so you can only have a maximum of 3 officers and 3 lieutennants. You station you best generals (or whoever you want to power up) in a province which has a clear line of attack. This is where the command "station" comes in. If there is no direct line between the two, then it is not possible to attack this area from the area you wish to attack it from. As I'm sure you know, these lines inform you of which province can attack another. This is simply logical, however, I believe it may be necessary to inform some people of a simple fact about this game.ĭuring Empire mode, on the map you will notice that there are lines connecting the varying provinces.
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