Can I buy a Command Star?

**Alexanderofmacedon** · 01-23-2006, 01:47

I usually have one general with like 10 stars and all the others have 1. I use the same general in most my campaigns...

**Slug For A Butt** · 01-23-2006, 02:29

Let's hope you don't have an accident with him.

**Mooks** · 01-23-2006, 05:34

You never gain any stars on bridge battles.

You barely gain stars defending against hordes.

Most of the time your best generals develope traits like "Indreffent attacker" Or "Overly cautios" Which makes no sense since they also have "military genius"

**Watchman** · 01-23-2006, 19:32

Originally Posted by holybandit

Most of the time your best generals develope traits like "Indreffent attacker" Or "Overly cautios" Which makes no sense since they also have "military genius"

I've had guys who start out with "Indifferent Attacker" cheerfully gain "Confident Attacker" from about their second bandit-hunting trip - the fellow's obviously working off his weakness.

Makes quite a bit of sense to me.

Beats me how you can gain "Indifferent Attackers" to your top generals, but then again I tend to win my attacks which probably has something to do with my habit of methodically ensuring I have enough of whatever troops I need to win. Too much Sun Tzu, I guess. "Overly cautious" I've never even seen - that might have something to do with the way I employ my FamiCav as elite shock cavalry though. Does your general sit back in the battles and let the soldiers do the killing ? I understand such unmanly inaction tends to trigger some negative traits.

**orangat** · 01-23-2006, 19:57

A character can be a bad attacker and a military genius because the traits are not mutually exclusive. Military genius is a rating of the general's innate skills for military matters if he is lucky enough to born with stars. Losing/winning battles affect the (bad) or goodcommander and goodattacker traits.