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    I recently attacked a fort and a royal knight unit was victimized from arrows and arrow towers. He went from 20 men to 7 and the unit never entered combat so did not kill anyone.

    His valor went from 1 to 3!!

    I thought you gained valor from killing as many as possible. I always loved fighting peasants due to the possiblity of gaining a lot of valor.


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    Senior Member Senior Member Dorkus's Avatar
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    Valor is determined on a man by man basis. So the arrows probably took out the low valor knights, leaving the high valor ones to give you a nominal "boost" in valor.

    This happens a LOT with king/heir units. The king/heir himself is of such high valor (due to his survivability) that when the men in his unit die, you'll get a huge jump in the indicated valor when in truth there was no valor gain at all (just a bunch of dead knights).

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    Magister Vitae Senior Member Kraxis's Avatar
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    It also depends on who you kill...

    A king is worth about 50(!!!) normal men... The man killing him will without a doubt jump several ranks.

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