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[quote who="joeball123" reply="1" id="3512849"] Choose to upgrade some cities to Fortresses when you get the option to choose city types. Then at city levels 4 and 5 choose the Prison and Onyx Throne improvements, as these globally reduce unrest by 10 and 30 points. Since each city increases the empire size unrest penalty by 3, if I recall correctly, 1 Onyx Throne negates the unrest penalty for having 10 cities, while 1 Prison negates the unrest penalty for 3 and a third cities. The unre

What happens once you win a game (havent won a game yet.....) Do you have the option to continue..... If that is the case, then you can set up 1 opponent at very low level of difficulty, and proceed from there. You aganist the world

I conquered an enemy AI city. The enemy had two armies since it must have reached max size for the army. After conquering, the enemy soverign (who must not have been in the city army) was still in the city, even though the city was mine. I moved a unit and could not move it back in without attacking the enemy. Had to raze the city (was anyway planning to in some turns) Is this standard behaviour?

+1 I really like this option. Particularly in a game like FE:LH which is fantasy based.

Map: The Dead World (Large Size) Computer Players: 7 (6 alive. The Dead eliminated, and Yithril almost walled off by me) I have around 7-8 cities, and the unrest penalty from the number of cities is beginning to hurt. The AI is set to Challenging, and it is not proving too difficult to beat if I pick my battles. However, how do I handle expanding my empire? 1. On a large map, how many cities are feasible? 2. If I dont settle, the AI does. Should I build