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If this is just the Liaison that comes each year from each civ then this page should redirect to Trade. | If this is just the Liaison that comes each year from each civ then this page should redirect to Trade. | ||
:No - each Dwarven noble position gets its own page, and this is one of them. --[[User:Quietust|Quietust]] 15:32, 29 October 2010 (UTC) | :No - each Dwarven noble position gets its own page, and this is one of them. --[[User:Quietust|Quietust]] 15:32, 29 October 2010 (UTC) | ||
| + | Turns out that killing an outpost liason (via military) causes your entire fort to dissolve into chaos, as your civilians will attack your military. Lesson learned. | ||
| + | :I experimented with this by sending out my entire military. The military will attack itself. Sending one dwarf out and back again (as military) will cause the soldier to attack civilians. I found that on my one (probably by chance)the expedition leader was the only one to confront the soldier; only after turning off all military that the expedition leader won and killed the dwarf. I supposed that the expedition leader was responsible for the fighting at first (as she was the one who was about to talk to the liason, so I sent my expedition leader out alone as a mitilia commander. The expedition leader stood next to the body (after I quickly turned off the military and set a reclaim on the liason's stuff) and saw that all dwarves treated the expedition leader like a hostile creature, and the expedition leader treated all other dwarves the same, but running scared like any other citizen. This makes anyone who attacks a liason an outcast. | ||
| + | P.S:I only found this out today when I was trying to do the starting seven challenge. Only after the attacks happened and weird behaviour appeared did I think to check this page concerning the liason's murder. | ||
| + | :This is called a "loyalty cascade", and it has been known for a long time. --[[User:Quietust|Quietust]] 21:24, 20 September 2011 (UTC) | ||
Latest revision as of 21:24, 20 September 2011
If this is just the Liaison that comes each year from each civ then this page should redirect to Trade.
- No - each Dwarven noble position gets its own page, and this is one of them. --Quietust 15:32, 29 October 2010 (UTC)
Turns out that killing an outpost liason (via military) causes your entire fort to dissolve into chaos, as your civilians will attack your military. Lesson learned.
- I experimented with this by sending out my entire military. The military will attack itself. Sending one dwarf out and back again (as military) will cause the soldier to attack civilians. I found that on my one (probably by chance)the expedition leader was the only one to confront the soldier; only after turning off all military that the expedition leader won and killed the dwarf. I supposed that the expedition leader was responsible for the fighting at first (as she was the one who was about to talk to the liason, so I sent my expedition leader out alone as a mitilia commander. The expedition leader stood next to the body (after I quickly turned off the military and set a reclaim on the liason's stuff) and saw that all dwarves treated the expedition leader like a hostile creature, and the expedition leader treated all other dwarves the same, but running scared like any other citizen. This makes anyone who attacks a liason an outcast.
P.S:I only found this out today when I was trying to do the starting seven challenge. Only after the attacks happened and weird behaviour appeared did I think to check this page concerning the liason's murder.
- This is called a "loyalty cascade", and it has been known for a long time. --Quietust 21:24, 20 September 2011 (UTC)