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'''Conversion''' is an | '''Conversion''' is an invasion mechanic that lets specific units or spells convert enemy peasants or units on successful invasions. | ||
== | == Standard Unit Conversion == | ||
Standard unit conversion is based on the units sent and the target's defensive power. Oversending beyond the units needed to break the target does not increase standard conversions. | |||
<code>UnitsCounted = min(UnitsSent, ceil(TargetDP / (UnitOP * OffensiveModifier)))</code> | |||
<code>Conversions = floor(UnitsCounted * ConversionRate * ConversionMultiplier * RangeModifier)</code> | |||
At 75% range and above, RangeModifier is 1. Below 75% range, RangeModifier is: | |||
<code>1.25 * LandRatio^2</code> | |||
LandRatio is capped at 1. Conversion-rate spells and perks can modify ConversionMultiplier. Some spells and unit perks use special conversion or upgrade paths rather than this standard unit-conversion formula. | |||
When multiple standard conversion unit types are sent, target DP is reduced after each unit type is counted, so later conversion types only count against remaining target DP. | |||
== See Also == | |||
* [[Invading]] | |||
* [[Military]] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:11, 1 July 2026
Conversion is an invasion mechanic that lets specific units or spells convert enemy peasants or units on successful invasions.
Standard Unit Conversion[edit]
Standard unit conversion is based on the units sent and the target's defensive power. Oversending beyond the units needed to break the target does not increase standard conversions.
UnitsCounted = min(UnitsSent, ceil(TargetDP / (UnitOP * OffensiveModifier)))
Conversions = floor(UnitsCounted * ConversionRate * ConversionMultiplier * RangeModifier)
At 75% range and above, RangeModifier is 1. Below 75% range, RangeModifier is:
1.25 * LandRatio^2
LandRatio is capped at 1. Conversion-rate spells and perks can modify ConversionMultiplier. Some spells and unit perks use special conversion or upgrade paths rather than this standard unit-conversion formula.
When multiple standard conversion unit types are sent, target DP is reduced after each unit type is counted, so later conversion types only count against remaining target DP.