How does bombardment work?[answered]

[TruePurple]

Does it work differently in different maps? Like the feudal maps say you can bombard from a castle. Does the number of troops on the castle at the time matter? If they do the bombardment, can they also attack adjacent spaces before/after?

Is there a dice roll? Are troops lost or turned neutral? If they are turned neutral, how does that work?(I can't imagine the space could host both neutral and player troops) Are you limited in the number of bombardments you can do each turn?

Does the game prompt you to uninitiate bombardment or how do you start the process?

Anything else anyone can tell me about bombardment?

[BaldAdonis]

Bombardment works just like a regular attack, but if you succeed in killing all of the enemy troops, instead of capturing the territory it becomes a single neutral. You lose armies if you lose the dice roll, just like a usual attack.

Your castle in Feudal War can bombard non-adjacent territories in the kingdom, and will attack (normally) adjacent territories. A single territory cannot both attack and bombard the same place. You can attack or bombard in any order, and as many times as you want (as long as you have at least 2 armies).

Bombarding a neutral territory will earn you a card. Some new players make the mistake of bombarding the same place multiple times, so check your territory dropdowns before you hit auto-attack.

[Rustin27]

once the neutral territory has one unit on it it will always have one unit on it, so dont bother attacking anymore.

[Rustin27]

oh, and bombarding works the same in all maps, its just what you can bombard with (the territory you use) and the opponents territory you can bombard that changes with each map. check out waterloo , its a great map that you can bombard on.