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Units that are not at full strength can be "replenished" for some money. How exactly does that work? Is it affected by the region the unit is in? Can I replenish as many units per turn as I want or is there some limit?

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Replenishing units is not affected by region at all. The only restriction is if you have the cash to replenish that unit, and you may replenish as many as you want per turn.

The cost is affected by the number of troops that have been lost, where the total cost is the cost per troop for that unit multiplied by the number of lost troops. No matter where the troops are, the new recruits will show up two turns later. If some troops were lost in the meantime, the unit will still be replenished by the amount of troops that you paid for.

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  • Nice answer! Do you have any sources, or did you experiment yourself?
    – mafu
    Commented Sep 17, 2010 at 13:04
  • Just experimentation
    – Keaanu
    Commented Sep 17, 2010 at 15:12
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Replenishing units is affected by how much cash you have to pay for the "top up". It costs money to put new troops back into your depleted unit.

Also, your recruits replenish faster in cities than out in the field. Which makes sense in the scheme of things. Being in cities gives you access to resources and troops to get them back upto full strength.

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  • I could be remembering incorrectly, but I don't recall that units can be replenished in the field.
    – JavadocMD
    Commented Sep 2, 2010 at 6:57
  • they do. but it takes a few turns.. can't recall how many
    – angryITguy
    Commented Sep 3, 2010 at 5:58
  • did units ever replenish faster in cities? cause they don't seem to now
    – Simanos
    Commented Sep 22, 2016 at 19:29
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Press the replenish unit button,assuring that you have enough money. Then,wait 2 turns and your unit will be replenished.

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