We are at war with a realm, and I noticed that nobles from that realm who do not have units are apparently able to travel unimpeded through my region. Is there anything I can do to prevent this or increase my odds of... catching them? I don't understand how it works.
Quote from: Vaylon Kenadell on June 16, 2011, 06:54:11 PM
We are at war with a realm, and I noticed that nobles from that realm who do not have units are apparently able to travel unimpeded through my region. Is there anything I can do to prevent this or increase my odds of... catching them? I don't understand how it works.
It's fairly random. Odds increase if you use "patrol the streets", I think. Odds should also increase in more populated areas, and odds should increase when there are more soldiers in the region.
The ability of nobles to do this will be decreased when the new treaty system goes live if you issue a closed borders declaration (which you should). However, a good infiltrator is usually (though not always) capable of evading border patrols and will generally only get caught if they do something or someone makes a concerted effort to try to arrest them.
What if they're not infiltrators? One of them is a Courtier/Hero.
Any noble who does not have a unit, and who passes through another realm with which they are at war, has a chance of being captured by that realm. For infiltrators, the chance to be captured is greatly reduced.
If the new treaty system ever goes active, then the chance to be captured would also be increased by a Closed Borders treaty. For right now, although you can still sign these treaties, they have no game mechanics effects.