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Mind-bogglingly popular game series that you follow from early on and cannot stop, waiting for new installment like a drooling addict.

Long-runner soap opera you're too invested into to just stop watching it.

A fun little comic strip in the daily newspaper that's been around forever.

3/6

Who said it's fun? I didn't for sure.

I'm just waiting here for it to die horribly already so it will stop showing on my Unread Posts list.

[Imic]

Why the hell did we have to lead this ourselves?

[Harry Baldman]

Why the hell did we have to lead this ourselves?

For that sweet +1 from being a Conqueror, of course.

That said, B. Gotta keep the Fireblood supplies up.

[melkor]

B

[mightymushroom]

If we knew that during those exchanges one of them was heavily reinforced, we could concentrate on that one and assume the weaker two can be ignored. But we don't seem to have such information. Next best, I'd rather concentrate on capturing one than split forces again, and then do the same for the others in turn, but that doesn't seem to be a choice either.

B We're not leaving an unknown strength behind us. Siege at least until we learn an acceptably small split of our force can contain them.


(I suspect the x is copied from a macro/template without substituting the result of 6. When I write the same bits over and over, I look for a shortcut.)

[omada]

What happened with the blietzkrieg tatics?
A

fake edit: Oh fuck I forgot we don't get supplies for fireblood a long time

B

[Haspen]

You decide to resume the siege of the three forts.

Week passes without incident but neither of the forts surrenders. On the evening, your scouts arrive from southeast; another large Ceodwell army is moving from that direction. It is mixed cavalry and footsoldiers army, and they saw numerous foreign banners amongst them.

"What kind of banners?" The scout salutes the Marshal.

"At least 1 Damdamian banner, two Kashite banners, and some banners of mercenary guilds of this region. At least a third of banners weren't Ceodwellian." Your officers didn't count on Ansbach being able to host so much mercenary force, but apparently yearly profits of Ceodwell are just that good. You decide to...

A) Continue the siege with minimal forces while the rest meets the advancing army in open field.
B) Prepare defenses of all three groups besieging the forts.
C) Retreat few days away from the forts and see what the reinforcements will do.

[Blood_Librarian]

how many men/banners compared to them?

[Haspen]

Somewhere under 5000 I would wager?

[Blood_Librarian]

...For who? 

Edit: how many do we have and how many do they have.

[Haspen]

At least the retreat is orderly. The troops besieging the forts, seeing the main of their army leave, hastily flee their posts too, furthering boosting the amount of soldiers at your side to almost 5000.

Okay so lets say you guys have 4k if ya need more definite number. Yeah, imma stick with this ;v

[Puppyguard]

A

[milo christiansen]

A seems best.

[Criptfeind]

A

[Blood_Librarian]

B

We are out numbered.

[Kashyyk]

They don't have fireblood, so hopefully the shock and awe from that will counter our slight numbers disadvantage. After that it'll be a straight fight, assuming they don't have anything special.

I'll hesitantly go A.

Edit: B id keeping our forces split which if any even worse idea.  At least A and C consolidate our army.