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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fieari" data-source="post: 1414287" data-attributes="member: 16221">Regarding your towns... it's more like your hometown.  Where your troops come from, in general.  The town itself will be tailored to your army... so if you have an army of goblins, your town will be a goblin town.  If your army is, for example, entirely undead, then the town will consist of the living equivelent of your army (human zombies get a human town, that sort of thing).You can ignore your town if you like.  For evil, your hometown is a place you can terrorize at your lesuire, probably just for fun.  It's still also a source for future recruits.  For good, your town is also a source of moral-- if something wrong is happening at home, and your soldiers hear about it, and you DON'T go home to help, they're going to complain.  Evil, on the other hand, may have a bigger nastier guy above you who has some order about protecting home turf that you'll ignore at your own personal peril.Of course, depending on how you play it, having your home destroyed is either going to break your troops, or resolve them further.  Diplomacy may be a useful trait for your leaders.You need to have A home, SOMEWHERE, in order to get reinforcements of any kind, whether you are good or evil.  This home may or may not be your original home throughout the game.</blockquote>