After the characters in "The Game of Sudan" are promoted and executed in the "staircase" ritual after the successful rebellion, they will have an impact on the reform and traditional values in the subsequent "fruit" ritual. However, many players do not know the specific data. First of all, the values of all characters who have been promoted and executed will be simply accumulated on Altu, who is "powerful" in the ceremony.
What are the data on the promotion of punishment in Sudan's game ladder ritual?
For example, in the "stairs" to promote Gaes and execute Naibhani, without added value (probably if you don't collect all the guards, you will add 2 reforms):
The value of Alto in the "fruit" will be his own reform + reform to enhance Gaes + reform to execute Naibhani = 2+0+0=2 reform, and his own tradition + tradition to enhance Gaes + tradition to execute Naibhani = 0+1+1=2 tradition.
The 2:2 reform traditional value in the "Fruit" will be added to the role of prime minister (if Altu is prime minister, it is to the role of sultan), "making everyone afraid of your things", and "faith" to calculate the final reform and traditional value.
When the reform is 3 or more higher than the tradition, the outcome will be judged as high reform, otherwise it is high tradition. When the difference between reform and tradition is within 2, it is moderate. Mean values usually lead to better results.
Ladder value
