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Thread: Pulling individual units off a crusade stack?

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    Default Pulling individual units off a crusade stack?

    I know there's some trick to it, but how?

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    Default Re: Pulling individual units off a crusade stack?

    In vanilla, you can just abandon a crusade, remove the unit and then rejoin, I think. Otherwise, you can take a settlement and move on with your general. Any units left behind as garrison will stop crusading the next turn.

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    Default Re: Pulling individual units off a crusade stack?

    So it has to be taken and then left in the same turn, that explains it.

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    Default Re: Pulling individual units off a crusade stack?

    Quote Originally Posted by Melooo182 View Post
    leaving them as garrison for a city or fort doesn't prevent them to "desert"?
    If you conquer the settlement while crusading and then leave crusading units without a general in the settlement, they stop crusading on the next turn and therefore do not suffer from desertion. I must admit I haven't experimented much with this, so I can't tell whether the same would apply if you just build a fort and leave some crusading units behind in it without conquering anything or the like.

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