2015-01-17, 08:46 PM
vindo and mubazirano (fun pictures!), your both certainly welcome. 
quick brown fox, I didn't want to totally break multi-player so it doesn't actually give enemies tons of items, but it does make use of the existing use-item routines and runs them once per enemy nation at the end of each organization phase. It seems to work out nicely because they seem to focus on boosting the permanent knights so players aren't as likely to get uber-knights joining them when a nation is defeated. Similar with Mana, it doesn't actually give enemies tons of mana, but gives them a partial 'refund' every time they summon a creature so they can do more with what they have.
duredure, what Rovole said is the only thing I can think that might have happened. I believe the exact same thing happened to me recently and the "left behind" creatures were stored in the castle inventory where the battle took place.
quick brown fox, I didn't want to totally break multi-player so it doesn't actually give enemies tons of items, but it does make use of the existing use-item routines and runs them once per enemy nation at the end of each organization phase. It seems to work out nicely because they seem to focus on boosting the permanent knights so players aren't as likely to get uber-knights joining them when a nation is defeated. Similar with Mana, it doesn't actually give enemies tons of mana, but gives them a partial 'refund' every time they summon a creature so they can do more with what they have.
duredure, what Rovole said is the only thing I can think that might have happened. I believe the exact same thing happened to me recently and the "left behind" creatures were stored in the castle inventory where the battle took place.