There are two cases where you win the territory automatically:
1. Attacking a neutral territory when there are no other attackers
2. When you have 3 more attacking orders/bids compared to the 2nd highest bidder.
e.g. if you decide to attack Tor with 3 attacking orders and there is only a defender (player B ) you will automatically conquer that territory without a game and avoid a 1v1 game. (AvB )
eg. if you decide to attack Tor with 4 attacking orders and there is a defender (player B ), and 1 other attacking order from another player (player C), you will also avoid a 1v1v1 game (AvBvC) and conquer that territory automatically because you have 3 more attacking orders than 1 attacking order from player C
the attacking orders can come from one territory or 4 territories...doesn't matter.
From the Rules:
Multiple attacks can be ordered out of one territory. If you decided to use 3 or more attacks on 1 territory compared to the other players, you automatically conquer that territory without a battle/game.
There are two cases where you win the territory automatically:
1. Attacking a neutral territory when there are no other attackers
2. When you have 3 more attacking orders/bids compared to the 2nd highest bidder.
e.g. if you decide to attack Tor with 3 attacking orders and there is only a defender (player B ) you will automatically conquer that territory without a game and avoid a 1v1 game. (AvB )
eg. if you decide to attack Tor with 4 attacking orders and there is a defender (player B ), and 1 other attacking order from another player (player C), you will also avoid a 1v1v1 game (AvBvC) and conquer that territory automatically because you have 3 more attacking orders than 1 attacking order from player C
the attacking orders can come from one territory or 4 territories...doesn't matter.
From the Rules:
[quote]Multiple attacks can be ordered out of one territory. If you decided to use 3 or more attacks on 1 territory compared to the other players, you automatically conquer that territory without a battle/game.[/quote]