Beware infiltrating enemy armies if you intend destroying them...

[al Roumi]

Rake's definitley do move with the infiltrated army. You have to be careful to pull them out in the same turn as they sneak a peak or what you describe happens and they get killed along with the rest of the stack ( :( boo).

If left in the stack, and the stack moves into a settlement (where infiltration success rates are much lower -odd that, seeing as cities are full of random people) duringt he AI's turn, your agent can die from the tougher city security. :( another reason to pull agent sout as soon as they've had a peek.

[Schiltrom]

If you have a rake and you send them to infiltrate the enemy army, do you just expect them to just go in and come straight out. As for him getting killed in a fight, I doubt you expect him to be disguised as an officer's wife. "Being" a soldier is really his only option.

[Prussian to the Iron]

I once did this with a fleet. but unfortunately, he was killed because i had no choice; he couldnt leave the navy he infiltrated, so i had to destroy it. even though it was in port, he could not leave and was killed :\

[Fisherking]

It does not happen every time I have had them pop out at the end, but the first time it happened to me was the first time I infiltrated an army…I couldn’t get him out and I was not letting the army get away.

[Prussian to the Iron]

i just thought of osmething:

wat if having a rake in an aenemy army was placed in a unit if you fought that army, and 3/4 of the unit turned and attacked their own men? like in kingdoms the byzantine emperors special ability.

[A Very Super Market]

It wouldn't happen because there are no byzantines in this era, and nationalism runs freely.

[Prussian to the Iron]

was....was that supposed to be funny?

i meant like the emperors ability in kingdoms given to rakes so they can make some of the enemy fight against their general.