Army orders have now been alphabetised. This will mean even if you have the "Raid" strategem "Attack" will be the default option. Of course you can still choose "Raid", but this should reduce the number of accidental raids.

When sending armies, in the move army page, the map to show the area you are sending your army to; in addition to terrain and cities; now displays army encampments, resources and harvesting caravans.

It also correctly allows you to send armies to impassable terrain - although you cannot siege or blockade from these squares.

Also with reference to the earlier clarification - you cannot siege or blockade from square that has an occupying, sieging or blockading army already on it (or impassable terrain, or city squares).

We hope you appreciate this additional info.

Clicking on army encampments on the map now summaries what they are doing differently. If your army is on the square; its current activity takes priority. Next blockade, siege, occupy and then reinforce.

Previously sieging armies with reinforcements sometimes showed up as "Reinforcing" which did not communicate the full depth of their hostile intent. This should now be clearer.

Stacking Armies on squares 

A clarification to the rule on stacking armies is as follows: whilst you may stack as many reinforcing armies as you wish on a square using the Occupy order, only one army may be on the square using the Siege or Blockade order; and the first army to arrive under these orders takes precedence over later arrivals. 

If you want to carry out 2 Sieges and 1 Blockade on an enemy city, you will need to occupy 3 squares. You may, of course, reinforce these squares as you wish - with other armies under the Occupying order. 

This emphasises terrain advantages around a city (preventing the attackers from simply occupying a single open square for all their needs) and is working as intended. We apologise if the rule was previously unclear.