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Dre: /* Emergency Resupply */

2026-01-28T15:36:03Z

Emergency Resupply

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	The [[Senate]] may pass a motion to authorise the use of mithril or weirwood to speed up the resupply of an Imperial army or navy. In the case of an army, these materials represent weapons and armour as well as tents, wagons, siege equipment and other supplies. For a navy they include repairs to existing warships as well as new vessels, shipboard weapons, food and materials for the ships and their crews, and other supplies. This represents a concerted effort by the Empire to bring the target force back up to full strength. Emergency resupply, like natural resupply, takes a season to complete.		The [[Senate]] may pass a motion to authorise the use of mithril or weirwood to speed up the resupply of an Imperial [[army]] or [[navy]]. In the case of an army, these materials represent weapons and armour as well as tents, wagons, siege equipment and other supplies. For a navy they include repairs to existing warships as well as new vessels, shipboard weapons, food and materials for the ships and their crews, and other supplies. This represents a concerted effort by the Empire to bring the target force back up to full strength. Emergency resupply, like natural resupply, takes a season to complete.

	Emergency resupply can be used with any force that is not engaged in a campaign that season. If the force takes part in a campaign - either attacking, being attacked or being part of a larger force that attacks, then any attempt to use emergency resupply fails.		Emergency resupply can be used with any force that is not engaged in a campaign that season. If the force takes part in a campaign - either attacking, being attacked or being part of a larger force that attacks, then any attempt to use emergency resupply fails.

Dre: /* Emergency Resupply */

2026-01-28T15:32:34Z

Emergency Resupply

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	The [[Senate]] may pass a motion to authorise the use of mithril or weirwood - to speed up the resupply of an Imperial army or navy. In the case of an army, these materials represent weapons and armour as well as tents, wagons, siege equipment and other supplies. For a navy they include repairs to existing warships as well as new vessels, shipboard weapons, food and materials for the ships and their crews, and other supplies. This represents a concerted effort by the Empire to bring the target force back up to full strength. Emergency resupply, like natural resupply, takes a season to complete.		The [[Senate]] may pass a motion to authorise the use of mithril or weirwood to speed up the resupply of an Imperial army or navy. In the case of an army, these materials represent weapons and armour as well as tents, wagons, siege equipment and other supplies. For a navy they include repairs to existing warships as well as new vessels, shipboard weapons, food and materials for the ships and their crews, and other supplies. This represents a concerted effort by the Empire to bring the target force back up to full strength. Emergency resupply, like natural resupply, takes a season to complete.

	Emergency resupply can be used with any force that is not engaged in a campaign that season. If the force takes part in a campaign - either attacking, being attacked or being part of a larger force that attacks, then any attempt to use emergency resupply fails.		Emergency resupply can be used with any force that is not engaged in a campaign that season. If the force takes part in a campaign - either attacking, being attacked or being part of a larger force that attacks, then any attempt to use emergency resupply fails.
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	When a motion of emergency resupply passes, any imperial citizen may contribute resources and money towards the resupply of that army before the start of the next summit. A citizen who provides wains to resupply an army must also provide the appropriate amount of money at the same time.		When a motion of emergency resupply passes, any imperial citizen may contribute resources and money towards the resupply of that army before the start of the next summit. A citizen who provides wains to resupply an army must also provide the appropriate amount of money at the same time.

	In a single season, the first 20 wains of mithril '''or''' weirwood restore 25 army strength for each wain allocated. The next 20 wains provide an additional 20 army strength each, and so on up to a maximum of 100 wains in a single season. In addition to materials, emergency resupply costs 2 crowns per wain. The rate of emergency resupply resets each season so the mithril and weirwood spent in a subsequent season is not affected by earlier actions.		In a single season, the first 20 wains of mithril '''or''' weirwood restore 25 army strength for each wain allocated. The next 20 wains provide an additional 20 army strength each, and so on up to a maximum of 100 wains in a single season. In addition to materials, emergency resupply costs 2 crowns per wain. The rate of emergency resupply resets each season so the mithril and weirwood spent in a subsequent season is not affected by earlier actions.

	Following [[Responsibility for respectful silence\|a decision]] of the [[Senate]], it is the responsibility of the [[Senator]] (or other agent of the Senate, such as the [[Quartermaster General of the Imperial Armies]]) to call for a moment of silence honouring the dead after any motion for emergency resupply is passed. Unless the Senate imposes additional restrictions, a [[senator]] authorised to oversee the resupply of a specific Imperial army can do so freely for a year following the passage of the motion.		Following [[Responsibility for respectful silence\|a decision]] of the [[Senate]], it is the responsibility of the [[Senator]] (or other agent of the Senate, such as the [[Quartermaster General of the Imperial Armies]]) to call for a moment of silence honouring the dead after any motion for emergency resupply is passed. Unless the Senate imposes additional restrictions, a [[senator]] authorised to oversee the resupply of a specific Imperial army can do so freely for a year following the passage of the motion.

	{{War Further Reading}}		{{War Further Reading}}

Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial army" to "[[Army"

2026-01-16T09:43:12Z

Text replacement - "[[Imperial army" to "[[Army"

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	Armies cannot resupply in a territory in which there is an ongoing damage effect such as [[Thunderous Tread of the Trees]] or [[Mountain Remembers Its Youth]]. This does not stop an army that has taken damage while moving through a territory from resupplying as long as they end their movement in a territory where no such effects are in place.		Armies cannot resupply in a territory in which there is an ongoing damage effect such as [[Thunderous Tread of the Trees]] or [[Mountain Remembers Its Youth]]. This does not stop an army that has taken damage while moving through a territory from resupplying as long as they end their movement in a territory where no such effects are in place.

	A force cannot be resupplied above its maximum fighting strength normally 5,000 (7,500 for a [[~~Imperial army~~#large\|large]] force), and cannot benefit from natural resupply if the nation has more armies and navies [[Commission#Insufficient_Supply\|than it can support]].		A force cannot be resupplied above its maximum fighting strength normally 5,000 (7,500 for a [[Army#large\|large]] force), and cannot benefit from natural resupply if the nation has more armies and navies [[Commission#Insufficient_Supply\|than it can support]].

	==Emergency Resupply==		==Emergency Resupply==

Matt: Text replacement - "[[Imperial Senate" to "[[Senate"

2026-01-15T12:35:58Z

Text replacement - "[[Imperial Senate" to "[[Senate"

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	The [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]] may pass a motion to authorise the use of mithril or weirwood - to speed up the resupply of an Imperial army or navy. In the case of an army, these materials represent weapons and armour as well as tents, wagons, siege equipment and other supplies. For a navy they include repairs to existing warships as well as new vessels, shipboard weapons, food and materials for the ships and their crews, and other supplies. This represents a concerted effort by the Empire to bring the target force back up to full strength. Emergency resupply, like natural resupply, takes a season to complete.		The [[Senate]] may pass a motion to authorise the use of mithril or weirwood - to speed up the resupply of an Imperial army or navy. In the case of an army, these materials represent weapons and armour as well as tents, wagons, siege equipment and other supplies. For a navy they include repairs to existing warships as well as new vessels, shipboard weapons, food and materials for the ships and their crews, and other supplies. This represents a concerted effort by the Empire to bring the target force back up to full strength. Emergency resupply, like natural resupply, takes a season to complete.

	Emergency resupply can be used with any force that is not engaged in a campaign that season. If the force takes part in a campaign - either attacking, being attacked or being part of a larger force that attacks, then any attempt to use emergency resupply fails.		Emergency resupply can be used with any force that is not engaged in a campaign that season. If the force takes part in a campaign - either attacking, being attacked or being part of a larger force that attacks, then any attempt to use emergency resupply fails.
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	In a single season, the first 20 wains of mithril '''or''' weirwood restore 25 army strength for each wain allocated. The next 20 wains provide an additional 20 army strength each, and so on up to a maximum of 100 wains in a single season. In addition to materials, emergency resupply costs 2 crowns per wain. The rate of emergency resupply resets each season so the mithril and weirwood spent in a subsequent season is not affected by earlier actions.		In a single season, the first 20 wains of mithril '''or''' weirwood restore 25 army strength for each wain allocated. The next 20 wains provide an additional 20 army strength each, and so on up to a maximum of 100 wains in a single season. In addition to materials, emergency resupply costs 2 crowns per wain. The rate of emergency resupply resets each season so the mithril and weirwood spent in a subsequent season is not affected by earlier actions.

	Following [[Responsibility for respectful silence\|a decision]] of the [[~~Imperial~~ Senate]], it is the responsibility of the [[Senator]] (or other agent of the Senate, such as the [[Quartermaster General of the Imperial Armies]]) to call for a moment of silence honouring the dead after any motion for emergency resupply is passed. Unless the Senate imposes additional restrictions, a [[senator]] authorised to oversee the resupply of a specific Imperial army can do so freely for a year following the passage of the motion.		Following [[Responsibility for respectful silence\|a decision]] of the [[Senate]], it is the responsibility of the [[Senator]] (or other agent of the Senate, such as the [[Quartermaster General of the Imperial Armies]]) to call for a moment of silence honouring the dead after any motion for emergency resupply is passed. Unless the Senate imposes additional restrictions, a [[senator]] authorised to oversee the resupply of a specific Imperial army can do so freely for a year following the passage of the motion.

	{{War Further Reading}}		{{War Further Reading}}

Matt: /* Calculating casualties */

2025-12-19T15:08:59Z

Calculating casualties

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	E.g. There are three full strength Dawnish armies fighting in [[the Barrens]]. They have a total fighting strength of 15,000 so they will inflict 1500 casualties on the opposing forces. The precise number of casualties may be adjusted due to the orders submitted and any appropriate rituals in place as well as any [[battles]] that have taken place.		E.g. There are three full strength Dawnish armies fighting in [[the Barrens]]. They have a total fighting strength of 15,000 so they will inflict 1500 casualties on the opposing forces. The precise number of casualties may be adjusted due to the orders submitted and any appropriate rituals in place as well as any [[battles]] that have taken place.

	The casualties are split equally between the enemy forces present and then the casualties each force incurs is adjusted based on the order submitted for that army or navy.		The casualties are split equally between the enemy forces present and then the casualties each force incurs is adjusted based on the order submitted for that army or navy. If an army is completely destroyed (reduced to 0) then any excess casualties are split between the remaining defenders.

	==Natural Resupply==		==Natural Resupply==

Twiggy at 15:06, 21 August 2025

2025-08-21T15:06:21Z

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	</table></div>		</table></div>
	The [[Imperial Senate]] may pass a motion to ~~authorize~~ the use of mithril or weirwood - to speed up the resupply of an Imperial army or navy. In the case of an army, these materials represent weapons and armour as well as tents, wagons, siege equipment and other supplies. For a navy they include repairs to existing warships as well as new vessels, shipboard weapons, food and materials for the ships and their crews, and other supplies. This represents a concerted effort by the Empire to bring the target force back up to full strength. Emergency resupply, like natural resupply, takes a season to complete.		The [[Imperial Senate]] may pass a motion to authorise the use of mithril or weirwood - to speed up the resupply of an Imperial army or navy. In the case of an army, these materials represent weapons and armour as well as tents, wagons, siege equipment and other supplies. For a navy they include repairs to existing warships as well as new vessels, shipboard weapons, food and materials for the ships and their crews, and other supplies. This represents a concerted effort by the Empire to bring the target force back up to full strength. Emergency resupply, like natural resupply, takes a season to complete.

	Emergency resupply can be used with any force that is not engaged in a campaign that season. If the force takes part in a campaign - either attacking, being attacked or being part of a larger force that attacks, then any attempt to use emergency resupply fails.		Emergency resupply can be used with any force that is not engaged in a campaign that season. If the force takes part in a campaign - either attacking, being attacked or being part of a larger force that attacks, then any attempt to use emergency resupply fails.
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	In a single season, the first 20 wains of mithril '''or''' weirwood restore 25 army strength for each wain allocated. The next 20 wains provide an additional 20 army strength each, and so on up to a maximum of 100 wains in a single season. In addition to materials, emergency resupply costs 2 crowns per wain. The rate of emergency resupply resets each season so the mithril and weirwood spent in a subsequent season is not affected by earlier actions.		In a single season, the first 20 wains of mithril '''or''' weirwood restore 25 army strength for each wain allocated. The next 20 wains provide an additional 20 army strength each, and so on up to a maximum of 100 wains in a single season. In addition to materials, emergency resupply costs 2 crowns per wain. The rate of emergency resupply resets each season so the mithril and weirwood spent in a subsequent season is not affected by earlier actions.

	Following [[Responsibility for respectful silence\|a decision]] of the [[Imperial Senate]], it is the responsibility of the [[Senator]] (or other agent of the Senate, such as the [[Quartermaster General of the Imperial Armies]]) to call for a moment of silence honouring the dead after any motion for emergency resupply is passed. Unless the Senate imposes additional restrictions, a [[senator]] ~~authorized~~ to oversee the resupply of a specific Imperial army can do so freely for a year following the passage of the motion.		Following [[Responsibility for respectful silence\|a decision]] of the [[Imperial Senate]], it is the responsibility of the [[Senator]] (or other agent of the Senate, such as the [[Quartermaster General of the Imperial Armies]]) to call for a moment of silence honouring the dead after any motion for emergency resupply is passed. Unless the Senate imposes additional restrictions, a [[senator]] authorised to oversee the resupply of a specific Imperial army can do so freely for a year following the passage of the motion.

	{{War Further Reading}}		{{War Further Reading}}

Rafferty: /* Natural Resupply */

2021-02-10T20:01:50Z

Natural Resupply

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	Armies cannot resupply in a territory in which there is an ongoing damage effect such as [[Thunderous Tread of the Trees]] or [[Mountain Remembers Its Youth]]. This does not stop an army that has taken damage while moving through a territory from resupplying as long as they end their movement in a territory where no such effects are in place.		Armies cannot resupply in a territory in which there is an ongoing damage effect such as [[Thunderous Tread of the Trees]] or [[Mountain Remembers Its Youth]]. This does not stop an army that has taken damage while moving through a territory from resupplying as long as they end their movement in a territory where no such effects are in place.

	A force cannot be resupplied above its maximum fighting strength normally 5,000 (7,500 for a [[Imperial army#large\|large]] force).		A force cannot be resupplied above its maximum fighting strength normally 5,000 (7,500 for a [[Imperial army#large\|large]] force), and cannot benefit from natural resupply if the nation has more armies and navies [[Commission#Insufficient_Supply\|than it can support]].

	==Emergency Resupply==		==Emergency Resupply==

Rafferty at 15:32, 19 February 2020

2020-02-19T15:32:04Z

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Lukas.jpg\|align=left\|~~caption~~=Casualties represent fatalities, permanent damage to equipment and lost resources.\|~~title~~=The dead, the maimed, the walking wounded.\|width=300}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Lukas.jpg\|align=left\|title=Casualties represent fatalities, permanent damage to equipment and lost resources.\|caption=The dead, the maimed, the walking wounded.\|width=300}}
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	Both sides involved in a campaign take casualties. This is represented by a reduction in their effective fighting strength.		Both sides involved in a campaign take casualties. This is represented by a reduction in their effective fighting strength.

Rafferty at 15:31, 19 February 2020

2020-02-19T15:31:51Z

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Lukas.jpg\|align=left\|caption=Casualties represent fatalities, permanent damage to equipment and lost resources.\|~~caption~~=The dead, the maimed, the walking wounded.\|width=300}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Lukas.jpg\|align=left\|caption=Casualties represent fatalities, permanent damage to equipment and lost resources.\|title=The dead, the maimed, the walking wounded.\|width=300}}
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	Both sides involved in a campaign take casualties. This is represented by a reduction in their effective fighting strength.		Both sides involved in a campaign take casualties. This is represented by a reduction in their effective fighting strength.

Matt: /* Calculating casualties */

2019-05-29T17:42:15Z

Calculating casualties

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	==Calculating casualties==		==Calculating casualties==
	Each side in a campaign normally inflicts casualties on the other side equal to one tenth of its fighting strength. The casualties are split among all the forces present in the territory based on [[War#Issuing_Orders\|the orders submitted]] by the commanders on both sides and the outcome of the campaign. The actions of player characters during time-in, particularly the outcome of skirmishes and battles, may also have an effect if that was part of the ~~battle or skirmish~~ brief. However the armies and navies of a side are assumed to stand and fight together, it is not possible to single out an enemy army.		Each side in a campaign normally inflicts casualties on the other side equal to one tenth of its fighting strength. The casualties are split among all the forces present in the territory based on [[War#Issuing_Orders\|the orders submitted]] by the commanders on both sides and the outcome of the campaign. The actions of player characters during time-in, particularly the outcome of skirmishes and battles, may also have an effect if that was part of the in-character brief. However the armies and navies of a side are assumed to stand and fight together, it is not possible to single out an enemy army.

	A force that falls below 1,000 strength is disbanded. An army is routed, or annihilated, a navy is sunk. It is effectively destroyed and ceases to exist as a significant force although individual soldiers or vessels may survive. A large army disbands if its fighting strength falls below 1,500.		A force that falls below 1,000 strength is disbanded. An army is routed, or annihilated, a navy is sunk. It is effectively destroyed and ceases to exist as a significant force although individual soldiers or vessels may survive. A large army disbands if its fighting strength falls below 1,500.