[0.98 bug] sovereign lost fight and retreated to enemy city

Hey guys, Magnar beat my sovereign right outside one of his cities, and my sovereign retreated to Magnar's city that he was outside of. The game asked me to fight the city's garrison, and when I won I got ownership of the city. Let me know if you need more info. 

1,710 views 5 replies
Reply #1 Top

Hah so Magnar tried to enslave you, and you revolted.

Reply #2 Top

yea, more info on this would be great (and/or a save?)... Was this a city you had owned at one point? Were you attacking the city or was the AI just attacking you outside the city?  Did you initiate combat or the AI? Auto resolve or tactical? What all units were involved in the fight (approximately)?

 

I'm gonna have to try to reproduce this in house if you don't have a save (and ideally even if you do) to figure out the specifics so the more you can give me the better. It shouldn't have anything to do with Magnar enslaving as the mechanic doesn't work like that, but who knows for sure :) 

Reply #3 Top

I've had something similar happen where a SoV I defeated in battle retreated to a city I had just conquered the same turn 

Reply #4 Top

I just checked and while I don't have a save from right when it happened, I have one from later in the same game so you can at least see how the cities are laid out. Here's a link to that:

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/108352382/mlm.EleSav

At the time that it happened, I owned Tan-Ta-Kreet, Gildenshard, and Fargan's Keep. Tarth had Hope, and I'd signed a non aggression treaty with her. Magnar had Curgeon's Hold, Imperium, Rilkaz, and another settlement and some outposts southwest of Curgeon's Hold that I had already razed. I had not previously owned any of Magnar's settlements, except for that one that I'd already razed. My sovereign had some Shields of Gilden with him, and maybe some warriors too. He didn't have a champion with him. I moved him past Curgeon's Hold and Imperium without attacking them since they were too heavily defended. He ran out of movement on that road between Rilkaz and Imperium, one square from Rilkaz. I was going to attack Rilkaz the following turn since it wasn't well defended, but then Magnar came up the road behind my sovereign and attacked. I think he had some spearmen and slave militia with him. I played out the fight manually, but he blew through my guys with that big axe of his and I lost. That's when my sovereign got dumped in Rilkaz, and I controlled that fight manually, which was against a couple militia. When I won, I got Rilkaz and my sovereign was immobilized in it. Magnar took it back a turn or two later, and that time my sovereign retreated to Tan-Ta-Kreet.

 

I think that's all the info you were asking for, let me know if anything else would be helpful.

Reply #5 Top

thanks for the info and the save, I'll see if I can manage to get it to happen (testing with your save and recreating as close as I can the situation with yithril didn't work).  If anyone else sees this any can post detailed logs of what was going on maybe we can find something common between them for why it's happening.