Kings Court

[elonpuckhog]

I was playing Kings Court map. One thing I noticed was sometimes I would attack an opponents territory and it would reset to neutral and then I couldn't attack there anymore. How can I know when this is to happen and how could I conquer that territory in either that turn or future turns?

[IcePack]

They are called killer neutrals, generally they are listed on the legend as to what the type of territory does. Look for "resets to neutral" etc.
Several maps have these features, so looking at map carefully before you play will help

[SirSebstar]

I was playing Kings Court map. One thing I noticed was sometimes I would attack an opponents territory and it would reset to neutral and then I couldn't attack there anymore. How can I know when this is to happen and how could I conquer that territory in either that turn or future turns?

everywhere you read "bombard" e.g. from the duke or an archer, it means you can bombard that territory.
the instructions say
"Map-specific Gameplay Features
Bombardments

Some maps allow a special type of assault called bombardment. Bombardment doesn't allow you to conquer once the opponent's forces are destroyed, instead it converts the opposing region to a single neutral troop. Reinforcements can not be made along bombardment routes."

you could attack the territory that you have been bombarding from another position, e.g. right next to it, but an archer is not going to help you there.. try a Knight!

[chapcrap]

There are 5 territories that reset to neutral. The King and the 4 trebuchets. The King can only attack the castles. The trebuchets can't attack anything, they can only bombard.

A few more distinctions:

• Catapults can only attack trebuchets. They bombard everything else.
• Archers can only attack other archers. They bombard everything else.

Hope that helps. If you get confused, read the instructions on the map, they do explain everything, but there is quite a bit of detail.