Please tell me, how do I won if he blows up the city with a bomb that will only explode when my soldiers trigger it ?
Wait, that just gave me an idea
Armok, a way to make both tactics apply without having to piss of either side.
The earthquake simply triggers the bombs. Horay, not a single death on both sides, except maybe a few of the Tengu by explosion shrapnel. (And only that, remember, this time they are flying MUCH higher than usually.
The battle will still be decisive, as the Tengu will assume the Valtans are throughly dead.
I admit, it is boring as fuck, and makes me waste my strongest strategy for nothing, but at least it's not unfair.
Strife, you just ended a war without any casualities. Fuck yeah.
EDIT: it is still turn 22. Don't forget to take your turns over the arguements going on on here. I will take mine as soon as Armok writes the end-results of the attack. His version should include something about wether or not the Tengu are completely oblivious of the fact that the Valtans fled, if they know they fled but don#t know where to, or if they are able to track the Valtans.
If you still insist on writing a bloody massacer Armok, the Valtans should only have a few days of distance, the Tengu army should be able to catch up on them, being fliers and all, if they use a forced march.
PS. Isn't it rediculous all of this ranting and planning is happening without a single confirmation of the fact that Imp really wants to blow it all up ?
[ June 06, 2008: Message edited by: Akroma ]