<p>Yes, because you have to pay for <em>any</em> captured knights in <em>any</em> round (after the first round, obviously), and you fully play through the fifth round before scoring. </p>

<p>If you don't ransom a knight [at some point in the game, in particular the fifth round], that knight will not count towards your knight strength for end-game scoring. </p>

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<p>In the final round of Lancaster do you only have to pay a ransom for knights involved in a battle that has been lost twice?</p>

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# Final round conflicts in Lancaster

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-01-06)

In the final round of Lancaster do you only have to pay a ransom for knights involved in a battle that has been lost twice?

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2015-01-07. Score: 1

Yes, because you have to pay for *any* captured knights in *any* round (after the first round, obviously), and you fully play through the fifth round before scoring.

If you don't ransom a knight [at some point in the game, in particular the fifth round], that knight will not count towards your knight strength for end-game scoring.


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