Seizing Resources
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Resources can be seized in battle. Sometimes, the enemy’s equipment upgrades or food stocks can be taken after a victorious battle, and this is generally viewed as an acceptable tactic. Other times, ruthless commanders will order their troops to take supplies from the peasants living nearby. While this tactic is dishonorable, it has happened many times in Rokugan’s history, for many warlords believed that their ends justified such means.
When resources are seized, their value should be added to the army’s war coffers or army equipment, depending on the nature of the items. The GM is the final arbiter of how much captured resources are worth.
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Fields of Victory · Chapter 3: Acts of War › Expanded Mass Battle Rules › Outfitting and Training · p. 109 p. 114
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Resources can be seized in battle. Sometimes, the enemy’s equipment upgrades or food stocks can be taken after a victorious battle, and this is generally viewed as an acceptable tactic. Other times, ruthless commanders will order their troops to take supplies from the peasants living nearby. While this tactic is dishonorable, it has happened many times in Rokugan’s history, for many warlords believed that their ends justified such means.
When resources are seized, their value should be added to the army’s war coffers or army equipment, depending on the nature of the items. The GM is the final arbiter of how much captured resources are worth.