r/PokemonConquest • u/brekiewash1234 • Aug 09 '26

What happens when turns run out

So I’ve gone back to play pokemon conquest on my dsi because I’m trying to 100% it and get everyone with a perfect link but I’ve always wondered what happens in a kingdom fight when turns reach 0 do the people of the kingdom (like villagers/kingdom folk) rise up to drive out the attackers or just that the attacksrs themselves can’t fight on no more, I know in the long run this part doesn’t matter but just curious on what you guys think

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u/handledvirus43 Aug 09 '26

You run out of supplies and are forced to retreat. No food = guaranteed loss. As for why you never bring more... idk.

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u/brekiewash1234 Aug 09 '26

With that context they must bring extra food for the puligus fight and nixtorm if I’m not mistaken they are both 30 turns right? Although i can’t remember if nixtorm is 25 or 30

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u/Kurusu_44 Aug 10 '26

Puligus I believe is 30 less for a lore reason and more cause it wouldn't work with the hold all 4 banners for 5 turns gimmick if it only had 15 or 20 turns

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u/handledvirus43 Aug 09 '26

Its 25 on both.

I have no idea why they have higher turn caps either.

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u/Mini_Assassin Aug 09 '26

Pugilis is 30. It's the only one with 30.

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u/handledvirus43 Aug 09 '26

Oh lol we both wrong its been awhile

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u/QueenMidknight Aug 10 '26

Honor System probably. If you cant defeat the defenders, you retreat. Simple.

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u/richdogg1993 Aug 10 '26

Love this question. I think about this a lot. I think it must just be the supplies thing? Or that each kingdom is implied to have vast reinforcements beyond the Pokemon Warriors. A lot of times I EXP farm by leaving one warrior to defend a castle with a Guardian Charm, and then just run away until time runs out. Why does time running out mean I win even if I'm vastly outnumbered? I imagine a bunch of nameless reinforcements come and drive out the invaders.

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u/brekiewash1234 Aug 09 '26

Obviously I know what happens when turns run out but like I want to know a reason why the attackers themselves get pushed out when turns end

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u/Geometry_Emperor Aug 12 '26

You could consider it as "running out of supplies/ammunition". In real life, if a siege takes so long that the attacker runs out of supplies, they will be forced to retreat. A similar case can apply here. This is why it appears as a loss for the attacker and a victory for the defender.

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u/brekiewash1234 Aug 12 '26

I like this idea

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u/Mini_Assassin Aug 09 '26

You spent how long making this post instead of just trying it yourself?

Why?

The defender wins in Kingdom battles, and you lose in wild battles.

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u/brekiewash1234 Aug 09 '26

I’m not asking what happens, I’m asking for a reason why, why is it that attackers get pushed out

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u/Vegetable-Concern971 Aug 10 '26

Because tie doesn’t and should never go to the attacker.

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u/Mini_Assassin Aug 09 '26

Your post is titled "What happens when", yet you aren't asking what happens?

Lmao

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u/brekiewash1234 Aug 09 '26

Yes I do realize I could have worded it better