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| ====== Secession ====== | ====== Secession ====== |
| If any empire has >100 [[anacreon:game:planets]] __and__ >2 [[anacreon:game:designation#sector_capital|sector capitals]], a sector capital can randomly secede from the empire. This is unpredictable but essentially unavoidable except for players in the Law & Order [[anacreon:game:doctrine]], who have a reduced chance of secession combined with a special unit ([[anacreon:eras:era3:units#ground_units|Imperial Guards]]) that deters secession. Secession is mechanically distinct from [[anacreon:game:revolt]]. | If any empire has >100 [[anacreon:game:planets]] __and__ >2 [[anacreon:game:designation#sector_capital|sector capitals]], a sector capital can randomly secede from the empire. This is unpredictable but essentially unavoidable except for players in the Law & Order [[anacreon:game:doctrine]], who have a reduced chance of secession combined with a special unit ([[anacreon:eras:era3:units#ground_units|Imperial Guards]]) that deters secession. |
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| | Secession is mechanically distinct from when planets declare [[anacreon:game:conquest#independence|independence]] after a [[anacreon:game:revolt]]. |
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| ===== Secession Empires ===== | ===== Secession Empires ===== |
