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| − | An Admiral, in a Total War game, is the man who leads a fleet. He is similar to a captain in that he is seemingly faceless, identical to other admirals | + | An Admiral, in a Total War game, is the man who leads a fleet. He is similar to a captain in that he is seemingly faceless, identical to other admirals. Unlike a captain, however, an admiral may not be adopted into your family, however high his rating becomes. |
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| + | Only 3 attributes have an effect on an admiral: NavalCommand, LineOfSight and MovementPoints. NavalCommand effects his fighting ability, LineOfSight affects how far the fleet can see and MovementPoints affects how far a fleet can move. | ||
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| + | Note: In RTW if an admiral has acquired any ancillaries (retinue members) or any points towards a trait (not necessarily a full level) the admiral cannot be merged with another admiral that also has ancillaries or trait points. | ||
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Revision as of 10:23, 16 July 2008
An Admiral, in a Total War game, is the man who leads a fleet. He is similar to a captain in that he is seemingly faceless, identical to other admirals. Unlike a captain, however, an admiral may not be adopted into your family, however high his rating becomes.
Only 3 attributes have an effect on an admiral: NavalCommand, LineOfSight and MovementPoints. NavalCommand effects his fighting ability, LineOfSight affects how far the fleet can see and MovementPoints affects how far a fleet can move.
Note: In RTW if an admiral has acquired any ancillaries (retinue members) or any points towards a trait (not necessarily a full level) the admiral cannot be merged with another admiral that also has ancillaries or trait points.
