the troops' churches would be ones that they might go to? like the one in their home village, or one built in a village they've conquered ....
this sentence has a logic flaw (stupid university class i took) - replacing IT
'This means that you can attack outside your church's radius, as long as the attacking village is inside the church's radius.'
Let me try stating it this way:
'This means that you can attack at full strength outside your first church's radius, as long as the target village is inside a (>=1) church's radius which *you* built.'
my interpretation used negation to simplify the sentence, and eliminated the word 'attack,' since it appears true for 'defend.'
thanks for the patience - i'm sure i've grasped the concept - which i was confused about this AM, but since i've started this, may as well work the clean-up.
According to
this thread my interpretation is wrong.
your troops are religious, not matter where the fight takes place, as long as they originate from a village under the influence of one of your churchs.
if i may use the OP, and now that I know the answer from losing a bunch of troops, it does make sense.
'This means that you can attack outside your church's radius, as long as the attacking
(originating)village is inside it.'
Mia culpa for reading it as the 'attacking village' was the target, not the origin.
clicking on the village that you are going to attack does not tell me if the troops will be influenced during the fight.....it tells me if the village that i'm attacking will be under the influence of my church(es) if i noble it.
<--next line down has attacking power
now that i'm over that hump.....