assassins killing units

**Upxl** · 02-23-2006, 00:27

Nop,
I used it allot,and it never happened.

**Zenicetus** · 02-23-2006, 02:44

I'm pretty sure I've had assasins "level up" from sabotage, but only when they're low level to begin with. There's probably some cutoff point where you don't get any more experience from this.

**Muska Burnt** · 02-23-2006, 04:38

it can happen but its rare they dont much xp from destroying buildings,but to answer that guys question the only way an assassin can kill a unit is by killing a family member since when the family member dies so does his body guards

**Cras** · 02-23-2006, 10:56

yesterday evening I tried my first sabotage mission.... my assassin got killed...

actually weird that the assassin does the sabotage and not the spy..

perhaps james bond is an assassin after all, with his licence to kill...

**Watchman** · 02-23-2006, 12:59

Bond spends so much time blowing stuff up and killing important people he's an Assasin for sure. It could even be argued all those babes that invariably latch onto his arm would rank as the "Skilled Courtesan" ancilliary...

**Severous** · 02-23-2006, 22:14

Hi

I was thinking about Assassins killing my own Spies.

I send Spies into enemy town first. These lower public order. They are also there to open the gates. An assassin follows. Either to kill an enemy leader if the odds are good (often they are not good)..or to take out enemy building. Usualy one that would cause more unrest (like a temple), but against Carthage it was the Elephant producing building.

It was on those missions that the Assassin could target my own Spies. I didnt of course. But I just tested it. You can attack them.

**ivoignob** · 02-24-2006, 00:17

Does anybody know, if assasinating an armys general does have a negative morale effect on that army as in MTW, beside granting the assasin some skill?
And if it does, when will it start to effect? Immediately after the assasination or after the beginning of the next turn?