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'''Raids''' are rushes from enemy [[citizens]] that are detrimental to the player's [[settlement]]. Raids can be triggered through an in-game timer, or when the player's settlement hits certain population numbers. | '''Raids''' are rushes from enemy [[citizens]] that are detrimental to the player's [[settlement]]. Raids can be triggered through an in-game timer, or when the player's settlement hits certain population numbers. If a settlement has citizens that are properly trained in combat, as well as having [[fortification]]s set up, a raid can be warded off. If the player has no form of defense, [[resources]] may be lost. | ||
[[Category:Defense]] | [[Category:Defense]] | ||
[[Category:Gameplay elements]] | [[Category:Gameplay elements]] | ||
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Raids are rushes from enemy citizens that are detrimental to the player's settlement. Raids can be triggered through an in-game timer, or when the player's settlement hits certain population numbers. If a settlement has citizens that are properly trained in combat, as well as having fortifications set up, a raid can be warded off. If the player has no form of defense, resources may be lost.