Is there a consequence to assign a general to an other army stacks?
I'm doing two wars at the same time. Battlefields are far one from the other.
I was asking me if there is a malus or a consequence to switch a general from an army stack to an other (that is really far) many time in a short laps of time ?
I've read on the net (on an unofficial source) that the general will fight as usual, but will be likely to die sooner than expected. Is it right? In this case, I might choose to buy an other general instead of exhausting a really good one.
EDIT : I know right there is a risk each time he's fighting to die during the battle. But otherwise, is there other factors that can make him die younger than expected.
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I have not experienced the behavior you are referring to. Switching generals is generally a good idea if you can afford it (strategy-wise). I've done it in virtually every war I've fought, and it saved me a lot of troubles. Your generals will always have a chance to die in every fight they are part of anyway.
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