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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.

[Blood_Librarian]

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[Maximum Spin]

B, also we want to finish this quickly so we can get back to mourning Esta.

[Haspen]

You decide to attack the other group.

That happens the next morning; your scouts report that the cavalry that fled the battle yeasterday indeed joined forces with the easternly group, now numbering about 2400. This time, you order the charge of your own cavalry amidst bombardment via Thundercats to avoid having to repulse crazy cavalry charges.

6*

It's obvious that the enemy commander from before is amongst this group, as even the crushing attack is being countered as best as possible. But even with superior leadership, the enemy has too few men to repel the attack. Their ranks wave and break as their soldiers panic and run for their lifes.

Another two thousand of Evalians departed to the afterlife, escorted by about four hundred of your own soldiers, the officers say.

2

What's possibly the most irritating news of the battle's outcome is that the enemy commander has escaped again. Though his identity is no longer a secret; few officers were caught and they all admitted that their leader is San, the second of Duke's sons and apparently a skilled tactician and fighter since young age.

It seems he fled further east along with whoever survived this particular battle! Another strategic council is held.

As for San of Eval...

A) Ignore him.
B) My horsemen shall hunt him down!

As for the next strategic move...

A) To the Evalian capital!
B) Sit down and rest!

[Criptfeind]

A
A

[crazyabe]

AA.

[Maximum Spin]

BA, cavalry would be less effective in siege anyway, and I don't want that guy showing up to surprise us later.

[Kashyyk]

BA

So long as our Cavalry are told to capture him rather than kill him. Using him as ransom to take the capital without a fight would be ideal.

[Harry Baldman]

BA

Shouldn't leave a martial dude just knocking about, maybe we'll get lucky. We've killed about 4k of them at this point so the numbers aren't particularly against us, prolly can spare the horsemen.

[mightymushroom]

B A

[Weirdsound]

BA, cavalry would be less effective in siege anyway, and I don't want that guy showing up to surprise us later.

BA

So long as our Cavalry are told to capture him rather than kill him. Using him as ransom to take the capital without a fight would be ideal.

BA

Shouldn't leave a martial dude just knocking about, maybe we'll get lucky. We've killed about 4k of them at this point so the numbers aren't particularly against us, prolly can spare the horsemen.

Y'all make good points, but I'd rather keep our horsemen around in case another enemy host crops up between us and the capital. AA

[Draignean]

Ba ba black sheep, have you any wool...

[Chevaleresse]

AA

[vastaghen12]

BA

[Blood_Librarian]

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[Haspen]

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You order most the cavalry to pursuit the fleeing San and the remnants of broken Evalian forces, while you lead the rest of the army.

Four days later, your scouts report that another group of several hundred militia, with a few dozen horsemen at best, has been spotted a day away westwards from your current position.

A) My thirst for blood must be quenched!
B) Ignore them and continue toward the capital.