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Post by Katya on Oct 1, 2013 16:54:27 GMT
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| EXAMPLE 1. House Nimbasa may be given two points of House Mistralton's Aviation. They may use Aviation as they see fit throughout the book as long as they retain the asset, but once the book ends, it's assumed that the planes fall into disrepair or are otherwise consumed. If they want planes again, they'll have to trade with Mistralton again.
EXAMPLE 2. Following the above, should Mistralton be dumb enough to sell, trade, lose, or otherwise end up with an Aviation of 0, they don't have planes anymore. They can spend wealth or morale to restore their Aviation, or they'll have to trade for it back--or go to war to reclaim their planes.
EXAMPLE 3. Suppose Saffron really wants some planes, and Mistralton isn't willing to gift or trade. Saffron may attack Mistralton with the war system to attempt to steal some planes. Depending on how the battle goes down, they may succeed in winning a point of Aviation. When the book ends, Saffron loses their point of Aviation, although their Tech score may increase to reflect their study of it.
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