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You will have to give a stack a 'behaviour-type'. Then they will stay intact.

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With some experimenting, this should be simulatable. Like having a hidden teleporter that ends to a place in the Shadowworld with tons of goldmines. The teleporter (per event) being protected by 'teleport events' and destroyed once the AI reaches the area.

Not a foolproof method, btw...

Hmmm..

Quoted from swolte:

Also you would need to use events to prevent the humans from finding a way to these gold mines... which should be in the caverns because spells and certain creatures can be used to sneak you into the shadowworld... unless anti-magic squares guard the caverns and surface from going to these shadowworld locations. It will take more than one event to stop humans from finding and using the teleporter.

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Not always. I set stacks in a capitol to "guard" and have seen units leave a stack set that way. This was the stack with the wizard in it, would that influence behaviour?

Yes, I think that is the only exception.

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On map each Army have field with waypoints array. Field that saved in savefile - e.g. if you'll set waypoint, save, then load this game, you'll see army is still set to the same waypoint. I saw it in unpacked savefiles.
Perhaps no "Modding" (and how ?..) or even exe-Modding needed at all. Just scenario editor a little more advanced than current AoWSMEd. Then map-maker could set waypoint for any Army, just like behaviour.