Stronghold section profile:

Walls:
Gates:
Towers:
One level House:
Two level House:

The different upgrades that can be constructed into the stronghold cost a certain amount of points. This cost is paid by removing units from the garrison and trade them into upgrades. Units traded in this way is considered destroyed, but can be recruited anew within a year.

There is no limit to the number of sections a stronghold or keep may
have, but a keep may only have a maximum of 2 upgrades
regardless of size unless benefiting from a special rule.

BANNERS 3 
Banners flying from a keep or stronghold can be seen by all on
the battlefield and will both inspire and cause fear.
The owning player may once during the battle, re-roll one of the order dice.

BURNING OIL 2 
Burning oil, pitch, or other nasty concoctions pouring down from
the ramparts can thwart even seasoned siege specialists.
Units fighting from a stronghold position always gain Impetus.

CHAMPION 1 
Many times a champion will remain behind as a last line of
defense against enemy heroes that attempt to assault a keep.
The defending hero aways gain impetus versus enemy heroes.

CLOUD 1 
A cloud of bats, crows, pixies, or furies flys around the keep…
Defending units gain Impetus in melee versus flyers.

COMMANDER’S TOWER 12 
A general can use spotters, signalers, and magicians to set-up a command tower and extend his control over the battlefield.
The owning player is considered as having unlimited command range for all orders.

DEFENDERS 4 
A force of desperate citizens take to the streets and aid the defending troops in their effort to defeat the assailing forces. Attacking units counts as being attacked in the rear/side.

FLAMING MUNITIONS 3 
Flaming munitions ensures that the enemy will have to contend
with not only the onslaught of your army but with the smoke,
disorder, and fear that fire brings with it. Burn them all!
Ranged attacks by the stronghold have the flame trait and can
cause burning. This includes attacks from both normal units and
war machines.

MISTS 2 
Mists enshroud the stronghold protecting the structure and those
beside it from being targeted by ranged attacks.
Units in direct base contact with the stronghold and the
stronghold itself roll an additional die on BAR rolls.

MOAT 2 
Whether filled with spikes, water, poison or even nothing at all,
the presence of a moat makes things harder for the attacker.
Melee attacks against the stronghold by units other than flyers
carry an additional cost of 1 Cp.

MOBILITY 1 
Sometimes fortresses are built on the backs of giant creatures,
mounted on platforms pulled by creatures, or float magically.
The stronghold has a MOV d6, but it may only take a single
move action per turn.

MURDER HOLES 2 
Murder holes and arrow slits allow archers and other ranged
units to rain down arrows and other projectiles on units
assaulting the keep,
Missile units may attack enemies in direct base contact with the stronghold feature the missile units occupy and gain impetus.

RANGED UNITS X 
It is not unusual to see all manner of ranged units manning the
walls of stronghold from archers and crossbow men to riflemen.
A stronghold may be equipped with any of the ranged weapons
from page 16 of the rules. This may be taken multiple times,
BUT doing so requires a stronghold section for each selection.
If the stronghold is a multi-leveled structure, then these attacks
gain an addition attack die as normal [except against flyers].

SUMMONER`S CIRCLE 1 
Focusing the sorceries used to summon a creature and
reinforcing the binding with runes, marks, and etchings,
a summoner’s circle greatly increases the chances that a
summoning will go as planned.
A friendly caster in direct base contact with a stronghold that
contains a summoner’s circle adds +2 to the casting roll just as if
an additional 2 magic points had been spent.

WAR MACHINE X 
Cannons, bolt throwers, and catapults are even more dangerous
when able to fire from the safety of a stronghold or keep.
A stronghold may be equipped with a war machine [artillery
piece] from page 19-20. This may be taken multiple times,
BUT doing so requires a stronghold section for each selection.
Artillery attacks from the stronghold are resolved from the
section that the war machine occupies. Only the war machines
RAT and FULL DAMAGE/SPLASH DAMAGE [if applicable]
are used; the strongholds base stats replace all other values.

A fortified settlement have a basic supply that holds for a week of siege.

While a fortified settlement has mobilized 5% or less of its forces, it`s stockpile may be increaced by 1 day for every percentage point from 5 and below.