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>>45962029
We are currently at war!
>Pre-war population: 2 300 000 + 177 000 chinks + 360 000 kafi
>Current food stockpiles: medium-high
>Current economic stability: good
>Manpower reserves:medium
Current military forces:
1st army - led by General Taras, has occupied the Hassein fortress of Amusk, recently fended off a counter-attack; 100 000 men
2nd army - led by General Misk, has combined forces with our allies from the Kaichou Empire and Sunset Alliance, a total of 210 000 men. The kafi-pajit forces close by number 250 000
3rd army - the defenders of Ranger Valley, made up of 35 000 militia and 30 000 soldiers from Waru Poto and Bei Poto
The main fleet - 12 galleons, 45 flyuts
The river fleet - 3 carracks, 3 caravels, 2 galleas
We have the initiative now - draw up war plans and vote to support them and we shall see what happens!
>>46010725
1st army: Raid the Hassein lands, start moving towards their capital, hope to get their armies to retreat back from the ranger valley
2nd army: Attack the kafi-pajit army, we should have them pincered now
3rd army: Stay on the defensive, if the enemy starts to retreat follow them
Main fleet: Go south, there are probably some pajit ports down there, we should blockade them
River fleet: Try raiding pajit settlements again, maybe we have more luck this time
>>46010725
1st army raid the lands set up defenses
2nd army set up denfenses in cloudpains.
3rd army set up denfenses in valley.
Fleet try to go down river and poison the pajit cities and thrown disease in the city.
>>46011090
Just do this. But down the river spread disease and poison their water sources.
>>46011090
I support this plan. It got the right amount of daring and offensive spirit.
>>46011243
Poisoning the water is a bad idea, our people live downstream
Rolled 25, 100, 77, 30, 59 = 291 (5d100)
Since there's still few people around, I'll do these rolls
First - 1st army raiding into Hassein lands
Second - 2nd army's maneuvers and preparations pre-battle(after this we'll start the battle itself with its own rolls, maybe)
Third - Ranger valley defense
Fourth - Progress of the main fleet
Fifth - River fleet raiding mission
>>46011324
We got a 100 on the most important roll, nice
>>46011324
That 100! Also 3 out of 5 thongs worked. Only raiding the hassin land and moving the main fleet didn't.
>>46011282
Yeah, poisoning the water might backfire horribly.
>>46011324
Poor 1st army.
>>46011324
Best rolls you've ever given us I think. Thank you based bulgmaster.
>>46011400
So instead of posioning the water. We could first spread disease then once the disease lived it course we set fire in the pajit cities.
>>46011441
yes
1st army was met by opposition in unfamiliar lands and had to fall back to the fortress, accomplishing little
3rd army has set up better fortifications and scouted out the area, they seem to hold a decent advantage but will be on the defensive for now
The main fleet's reached Volcania
The river fleet finally managed to do something useful, hitting Gajti, Nasri and Malebedni and disrupting some of the traffic along the river before returning to Bridgemark
The real deal is the 2nd army though - the enemy had not discovered the arrival of our reinforcements and continued marching their tired forces to chase what they believed was an enemy a quarter their numbers - you could say we caught them with their pants down, but they don't really have pants anyway.
By some measure of TACTICAL GENIUS, General Miks managed to synchronize his forces perfectly with our allies and ambush the enemy. Caught in a crossfire, tired and confused, the enemy has suffered heavy casualties and our forces are perfectly arrayed to continue dishing out serious damage
Battle of the Jungle Crossroads - 210 000 vs 220 000
First phase, skirmishing - 3 rolls for us, 1 for the enemy
>>46011441
Spreading a disease is like starting a wildfire for fun. A single carrier in the wrong place might infect and devastate our entire army.
I'm rather skeptical to the entire concept of biological warfare as you see.
Rolled 82 (1d100)
>>46011531
Rolled 44 (1d100)
>>46011531
I got this.
Rolled 85 (1d100)
>>46011531
Rolled 99 (1d100)
>>46011531
>>46011561
>>46011569
>>46011593
We'll build a big-ass statue of general Miks in Battlecreek when the war is over
>>46011561
>>46011569
>>46011593
You're starting to slack again trusted advisor.
Rolled 81 (1d100)
Enemy roll
>>46011641
This is the enemy roll.
>>46011608
211 vs 99
Our barrage continues causing chaos and death among the enemy, but their commanders seem to be doing the best they can in this situation. They've wheeled to the left and are headed towards the Kaichou lines, which they hope to break through
209 000 vs 190 000
Enemy closing in - 2 for us, 1 for them
>>46011611
My bad. Violence is not my specialty.
It hardly matters since we got three rolls anyways. The terrorists don't stand a chance.
Rolled 38 (1d100)
>>46011687
Rolled 39 (1d100)
>>46011687
Pls dicegods
Rolled 81 (1d100)
>>46011687
Rolled 43 (1d100)
>>46011687
>>46011702
>>46011719
OH GOD
>>46011720
I'm sorry guys.
>>46011702
>>46011719
>>46011720
>We had two rolls and Pajeet still trashed us.
The dicegods called it
77 vs 81
The enemy commander, a pajit warlord on top of a mighty elephant, successfuly managed to adapt to the situation. His forces did not lose faith and have charged the kaichou lines, though our position and ranged capabilities still allow us to deal damage to them before they have closed in
204 000 vs 180 000
Close range/melee beginning - 2 for both sides
Rolled 59 (1d100)
>>46011810
Come on General Miks!
Rolled 35 (1d100)
>>46011810
>209 000 vs 190 000
>77 vs 81
>204 000 vs 180 000
They got the better roll but still took twice the casualties? I'm not sure if I understand the system.
>>46011862
Might have some unspoken advantages like technology, tactics and terrain.
Rolled 48 (1d100)
Rolled 73 (1d100)
>>46011862
The situation was that we were still at a range and had guns, where they were closing in and have fewer, less efective ranged weapons. Getting the higher roll got them in a situation that is beneficial to them, which is a melee.
Given how the battle started, this strategy the enemy has executed is optimal for their army composition.
94 vs 121
The enemy throws all of their force into this charge, causing many casualties among the kaichou's arqebusiers, who had not yet pulled back. We had enveloped the enemy from three sides, but now the SA army is falling behind, while the Republic's forces have wheeled to the right to attack the enemy. The Kaichou are now in the thick of the melee, though.
200 000 vs 181 000
>>46011910
>>46011827
>>46011925
could be worse
Rolled 67 (1d100)
>>46011975
>>46011984
True.
Rolled 3 (1d100)
>>46011608
>>46011975
forgot to write: 2 rolls for each side. A significant roll for either side would change the situation and maybe make it 3v1 on the next round
>>46012013
>>46012004
annnnnnd we're dead
>>46012013
Is OP going to count this roll?
Rolled 3 (1d100)
>>46011975
>>46012091
HOPE! We can pull it out guys!
>>46012091
no way...
>>46012091
Well at least the enemy also got 3
Rolled 24 (1d100)
>>46011975
>>46012090
Sure, why wouldn't he?
>>46012091
>>46012117
>>46012137
Luckily the enemy troops sucks a little bit more than ours.
70 vs 27
For a moment there, things were looking dire, but at that moment the Kaichou general unleashed his cavalry forces upon the enemy's flank. The SA forces finally caught up and began hitting the pajit rearguard, while our own men concentrate their fire on the ranks around the enemy general, taking down his elephants
We got more than twice the enemy's roll and the initiative is once again ours - 2 rolls for us against 1 for them
194 000 vs 166 000
Rolled 37 (1d100)
>>46012191
IT'S TIME!
Rolled 19 (1d100)
Rolled 63 (1d100)
>>46012191
>>46012201
>>46012218
>>46012221
You a had one job
>>46012218
Elements damn it inky.
>>46012201
>>46012218
>>46012221
We should seek to capture and enlist the enemy commander for our side.
The guy got an amazing ability to deal with seemingly impossible situations.
The elements are fickle gods
56 vs 63
The pajit general takes things into his hands. The republican(our) forces had gotten in close, but not engaged in melee yet. The pajit directed their cavalry and elephants to charge our own ranks. At the cost of many losses, they managed to disrupt our firing lines and now we are caught unprepared in a melee as well, while the rearguard is holding its own against the SA.
183 000 vs 150 000
2 rolls for both
Rolled 32 (1d100)
>>46012292
Rolled 59 (1d100)
>>46012292
Rolled 74 (1d100)
>>46012292
Rolled 72 (1d100)
>>46012354
Why do you seek to undermine us?
>>46012361
I suggest we try to bribe the enemy commander, the guy is amazing at his job.
91 vs 146
The elephant charge wrecks havong among our militia - our republican forces are only about 15 % professionals and the militia have never even seen such beasts before. The pajit general shows true mastery in warfare, as his army turns to withstand the attacks of the kaichou cavalry as well, while the kafi infantry is duking it out in melee on all sides.
170 000 vs 140 000
Melee fighting, enemy has taken the initiative slightly - 2 rolls for us, 3 for them
>>46012410
we need to do something radical
Rolled 94 (1d100)
Hope
Rolled 3 (1d100)
>>46012410
We can do this.
Rolled 64 (1d100)
>>46012399
Or we could get the enemy to think the commander is defecting to us, which would then force him to actually defect
>>46012427
>>46012428
ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
>>46012428
>3
I keep doing it, Heaven curse me
>>46012429
That would work too, we must use guile against this master of warfare. .
Rolled 10 (1d100)
>>46012410
>>46012470
lets do it!
Rolled 75 (1d100)
>>46012410
>>46012493
>>46012513
so close
97 vs 149
The enemy still keeps the advantage, pushing us back on all fronts as our men are attempting to regain coordination between the three different armies
160 000 vs 130 000
again, 2 v 3
>>46012513
shit.
Rolled 74 (1d100)
Hope
Rolled 93 (1d100)
>>46012561
Can we try to get the enemy commander to defect?
Rolled 3 (1d100)
>>46012561
>>46012561
BRIBE THE ENEMY COMMANDER
Rolled 64 (1d100)
>>46012561
P, please stop beating us up mr Pajit-general. Have some free cash and silk.
Rolled 47 (1d100)
>>46012561
167 vs 114
General Miks remembers an old strategy we used against the Gajti warlord and his elephants decades ago. Making gaps in our lines, we lure the elephants, cause them to panic and turn around to attack their own forces. The pajit general himself loses his elephant, but we haven't captured him yet. He will attempt to rally his men to help him fall back, but we have an opportunity to kill or capture their general now!
155 000 vs 113 000
3 rolls for us, 2 for them
Rolled 81 (1d100)
>>46012829
Capture that bastard!
Rolled 68 (1d100)
>>46012829
Rolled 37 (1d100)
Rolled 30 (1d100)
>>46012829
Rolled 36 (1d100)
186 vs 66
We surrounded and captured the pajit general. The enemy's numbers, morale and stamina has essentially run out and this dealt the final blow - the enemy army is no longer capable of mounting a defence
Now 3 rolls for us - pursuit.
Rolled 94 (1d100)
>>46013022
Rolled 3 (1d100)
Rolled 20 (1d100)
>>46013022
Rolled 66 (1d100)
While we're probably gonna win this battle we've already taken some heavy casualties, and we're up against an enemy with far more reinforcements than us.
I therefore suggest we forcibly enlist enemy captives in our forces rather than kill/imprison them. Judging from the quality of the enemy commander they'll be fine soldiers in our service.
>>46013022
Pls dicegods
>>46013050
>>46012603
>>46012428
>>46012091
>>46012013
The dice gods must very love the number 3 this thread.
>>46013221
Its bizarre.
Perhaps three is a holy number in Pajit-mythology or something.
117
We've captured many pajit, who were particulary demoralized by the capture of their general. Most of the kafi who we didn't kill have managed to escape into the jungle.
We've won the battle, though we have suffered casualties. We are left with 150 000 of our original 210 000, while among the enemy 90 000 of the original 250 000 survived, among whom a larger part did manage to escape.
We have 30 000 prisoners, mostly pajit. Among them we have the enemy general.
Two seperate issues now:
1.The general
A.Attempt to bring him to our side
B.Ransom him
C.Release him as a sign of peace
D.Try to manipulate him to become an asset before releasing him
E.Kill him
F.Suggest something
2.The captured pajit(25 000)
A.Do the same as with the general(if he joins us they become his forces, if we kill him we kill them etc.)
B.Disarm and subjugate them
C.Enslave and castrate them
D.Enslave and don't castrate them
E.Any of the suggestions from 1
3.The captured kafi(5 000)
A.Kill them
B.Ransom them
C.Enslave & castrate
D.Enslave
E.Make them subjects
F.Make them join our forces
Some options might require rolls
>>46013318
A
A
C
>>46013318
>A.Attempt to bring him to our side
>A.Do the same as with the general(if he joins us they become his forces, if we kill him we kill them etc.)
>F.Make them join our forces
We need the numbers.
>>46013318
1. A
2. A
3. C
If they don't accept do with them like the Kafi.
>>46013318
A
A
A
>>46013318
B.
C.
A.
I don't understand why we should try and bring the enemy general on our side. I could understand if he was a mercenary but he fights for the enemy. Also he isn't some tactical genius seeing as he lost. He simply wasn't defeated earlier nexus of our own shortcomings.
>>46013318
A suggestion to deal with the enemy troops is removing one of their feet. They can still live in their society productively but are unable to fight in the army.
besides the (1) A, (2) C, (3) C
>>46013450
>He simply wasn't defeated earlier because of our own shortcomings.
>>46013450
>I could understand if he was a mercenary but he fights for the enemy
Those two are not exclusive
>Also he isn't some tactical genius seeing as he lost.
Being competent is not the same as being invinsible.
>wasn't defeated earlier because of our own shortcomings
Sounds like 90% of all warfare
I agree that he's not the second coming of Christ, but he might be useful for us, (if only for the intel).
Rolled 49 (1d100)
First we'll try bringing the pajit general to our side
His name is Bahmamu and it appears he is brother to the Pajit Emperor, the empire's finest war leader. He did prove himself to be able to handle tough situations during the battle and if we can somehow get him on our side, he'd be a great asset.
>>46013656
Also we still have to roll to see if he accept to join. If it fails, we could at least try to get Intel. If that fails we just kill him.
>>46013671
Retribution for the killing of the president and prime minister when?
>>46013671
Lets execute him then. Remember the council, we all agreed no prisoners right?
>>46013671
>brother to the Pajit Emperor
A perfect candidate for the Pajitan throne. This man is valuable indeed.
>>46013719
>If that fails we just kill him.
I'm more for ransom. That will improve the odds of the enemy treating their prisoners fairly and help our finances.
>>46013671
Let's kill him since he's the brother of the pajit leader.
>>46013812
>Let's kill him since he's an insanely valuable hostage.
>>46013754
>>46013772
Fair enough I guess.
The President's soul will be most pleased with such a sacrifice.
>>46013671
Bahmamu is apparently one of the last members of the imperial court who has not converted to the hibibi faith. He still believes in the old gods of the pajit and is a man who values honor and duty greatly. The decadence of the empire is something he believed could be overcome by virtue, faith in the gods and loyalty to the throne. He is distrustful of the hibibi and their influence in the Empire.
Regarding the spires, he has revealed to us that only the Emperor himself is granted knowledge of them. What he knows is roughly the same as what we know - about the organization and the contract.
We attempted to use this information to get him on our side, trying to point out the evil of the organization and the corrupting influences it has, as well as the hibibi religion. While he may agree on that, he points out he is a man of honor and does not wish to betray his emperor. He congradulates us on our victory, but states firmly that he is not made to be a traitor and would accept death easier than what we ask of him.
A.Try to convince him again
B.Ransom him to the emperor
C.Release him in good will
D.Keep him as a prisoner( we may try to work some tricks on him there, though the results can only be guessed)
E.Grant him death
>>46013891
>E.Grant him death
REVENGE!
>>46013891
D
We'll ransom him when the war is over
>>46013875
Well, how about ransom him off for lots of money.
>>46013891
>A.Try to convince him again
We got cake and everything
B, C, D & E are all fine with me too btw.
>>46013891
D. Just put him away for now. We still have a war to fight against the Hibibi and Kafi, Pajit politics can wait. Although I think I might like this character. He sounds like a based Sikh.
>>46013891
A. If we don't convice him lets just sell him off.
>>46013986
I agree.
D
at the end we can just kill him anyway, give him time to rethink our offer.
Rolled 94 (1d100)
We'll try to get him on our side one more time, though it will be harder(DC 66)
>>46013891
Explain that when we take down his brother we are willing to let him rule them assuming we get some lands (the pajit outskirts bordering us and the lands of the hibibi) and will sign a peace treaty with them lasting for three generations of his family.
Seems like a good plan to me; they get a decent ruler, we get a nation that is more willing to surrender knowing that they will still be ruled by a royal family member, etc
>>46014023
Yeah. Noice roll.
>>46014023
>>46014023
OH YES! Thank the dice gods, the elements and the ancestors!
>>46014023
It appears that I made a mistake.
>>46014023
Excellent, now we got a candidate to serve as our local puppet after the war.
>>46014023
Good. We can do a Canada and make Bahmamu our minister of defense.
>>46014072
>minister of defense
Woah there, its not quite 2016 yet.
I would suggest promising freedom of religion along with the same rights as any of our other citizen races. Generally we must try to get rid of any popular support in their nations if we want to end this war quickly.
>>46014023
The talks so far were made through agents and specialists. General Miks decided to take things into his own hands. He invited Bahmamu over to his command tent and treated him with great respect. The two talked for a while about a variety of topics and found a number of similarities between each other, gaining a mutual respect. Our arguments were once again presented to him and to that we added "Your brother may have sent you and your men to certain death, but that need not happen. I will vouch for their safety and if you accept to join our side, they shall serve under you. The spires have corrupted many peoples and we have the chance to fight back against their evil. With this battle we've secured an advantage in the war - we have a serious chance at taking down the emperor and the sultan and restoring your people's traditions - perhaps if and when that happens you can be the one to lead your people to rebuild in peace."
General Miks managed to convince Bahmamu - we've gained a very capable pajit general with 25 000 pajit soldiers to his command.
What do we do with the kafi prisoners and any others we capture?
A.Kill them
B.Make them fight under Bahmamu
C.Disarm them and make them subjects
D.Enslave them
E.Enslave & castrate
>>46014144
>B.Make them fight under Bahmamu
We need all the men we can get.
>>46014144
A. Fling their diseased corpses over the walls an into Tahakafe.
>>46014144
>E.Enslave & castrate
They don't deserve anything better
>>46014144
A. They revolted there going to do it again.
>>46014144
C, they may not gree wqith bahmamu
>>46014144
Ask him if what he wants to do with them; better than just giving him them.
>>46014201
I must support this if B fails.
If we kill the people who surrender, then no one will surrender anymore
Rolled 26 (1d100)
We will try and see if the kafi will follow Bahmamu now that he has switched sides - if they don't, we'll have reason to kill them
>>46014269
Time to bloody the ground.
>>46014269
It appears we must genocide the Kafi people.
This General Miks is both popular with the troops, an experienced commander and quite good at being friendly with the enemy.
If he decides to unsurp the throne he could ruin everything for us.
I suggest keeping some njordgales close to him in order to assasinate him if he decides to betray us.
>>46014269
Enslave the bastards, they will contribute to the war effort one way or another.
>>46014345
I think he would make a fine president, democratically elected after the was is over, of course.
Rolled 33, 47, 67, 69, 80, 9 = 305 (6d100)
>>46014269
We gave them chances. We had a peace with them and yet these savages continue to resist us - as soon as a few of them had hands on weapons they begun attacking our men. Unacceptable! The 5000 kafi we captured will all be executed and used as an example to those who oppose us so arrogantly.
I'm now rolling for other factions' turns
1- Our chink vassals
2 -The Sunset Alliance
3 - The Kaichou
4 - The pajit
5 - The hibibi
6 - Mystery(high is good for us)
>>46014386
FOR THE LOVE OF CHRIST!
>>46014345
Thing is though he has no incentive to attack us assuming we win the war and take some lands, seeing as we will only grow stronger but they will be either as strong or weaker. Plus he is an honourable and shit.
>>46014386
>>46014386
what the fuck
>>46014386
Okay, in future we are getting aircraft and shit as we can't reliably win wars efficiently.
Every role but ours was good.
>>46014386
Seems we got trashed.
>>46014383
He might seek to monopolize power and shit. Better with a weak leader that can be manipulated by yours truly.
>>46014423
>Plus he is an honourable and shit.
Your faith in human nature does you credit.
>>46014539
Thing is though that the honourable are also manipulatable; they will always keep their word even when they are unhappy with it.
A small amount of chinks reinforced the positions at Ranger Valley; The SA has readied a number of ships to assist our main navy; The Kaichou have brought more reinforcements to the continent - general Jinjuni, who led the kaichou in the last battle was recalled to the homeland and replaced with general Takaribe.
While our men were focus on preparing defences in Ranger valley, the hibibi there burned down what they could and pulled out before we could realize it. A dire situation has arisen - the hibibi and pajit are massing their armies for a counter-offensive to retake Amusk, where General Taras holds the pass with 94 000 men. Reports of the enemy strength vary from 250 000 to 330 000 and these are no naked jungle warriors - the best warriors the Sultanate and the Empire have left are gathered, equipped with their best armor and weapons, along with mathclock arquebus and cannons(not as good as ours, but good enough for the walls of Amusk and Braete).
General Taras must decide:
A.Keep the initiative with us and attempt to strike at the enemy first!
B.Fortify Amusk and hold the line
C.Fall back and dig in at Braete
D.Another suggestion
>>46014663
A, i have hope for good rolls.
>>46014663
>>C.Fall back and dig in at Braete
Also, send the ranger valley army to attack Farahad
>>46014663
B.Fortify Amusk and hold the line
Or at least transfer allied forces to attempt to hold back this attack for now, gentleman we capital rush now?
>>46014663
A. They don't be prepared for us. It's do or die time.
>>46014663
>C.Fall back and dig in at Braete
Falling back while gathering reinforcements is our best bet
>>46014719
Changing my vote to B, to stop our army from committing suicide
>>46014663
A. Come on guys it will work i have Faith in our troops.
Same fagging voting B.
Rolled 42 (1d100)
General Taras will attempt to attack the enemy forces before they have organized themselves. As the situation develops he will determine if he can continue fighting or fall back.
The general has 94 000 fighting men under his command - a third are professionals, the rest are militia with experience and capability above the average. He has a balanced force of infantry, atillery and some cavalry support.
>>46014957
Send our army from the Ranger valley to assist
>>46014957
god damn idiots why the fuck did you not fall back and wait for reinforcements at a defensible position
>>46014957
>42
why
>>46014957
The 1st army was able to cross the river and strike one of the outlying enemy camps, killing thousands of hibibi soldiers. Taras was forced to fall back to the fortress, as the entire enemy army soon began pursuing him. Thankfully, our own losses were not heavy.
Rolling for the enemy's pursuit - if it's a high enough roll(DC 58) they will besiege Amusk this turn.
>>46014992
Because the white man doesn't fall back, you pleb. Even if the plan fails at least we could fall back and set up defenses weakening the enemy a bit at least.
Rolled 45 (1d100)
>>46015039
>>46014992
Its the last thing the enemy would expect.
>>46015069
We did it guys. :D
>>46015051
Except that would have been B not A as evidenced by the results in post >>46015039
>>46015069
>>46015069
thank god its in our favor
>>46015105
Yeah but we stike first then fall back. So it was A.
>>46015124
plus it allows us to size up the enemy better than just wait till they knock on our door.
>>46015145
We knew the size of the enemy force and know that our forces are far stronger on the defence, mostly thanks to our use of cannons and traps, so attacking with our defending force is a bad plan. Raiding parties sure but not the army we need to hold them off.
Our turn now
2nd army+allies stands at 180 000 after recieving reinforcements, while Bahmamu commands 25 000.
1st army has 90 000 men at Amusk
The 3rd army/RVD has 77 000 men of lesser quality who are currently securing the settlments.
The Main fleet has reached Gold Port and is reinforced by 20 SA war vessels.
The large enemy army is approaching Amusk - we must decide what to do with all of our forces now.
>>46015263
push out with ranger valley, see if they can get the big army to split, then fall back and dig in.
>>46015299
also have the river fleet try and bring reinforcements to Amusk.
>>46015263
Have the 3rd army attack Farahad. It may not draw the sultans main army from Amusk but we can still pay retribution for the sacking of ranger valley.
>>46015263
1st army defends
2nd army attacks Tahakafe
3rd army attacks Farahad
Bahmamu's army moves to reinforce 1st army with the help of the river fleet to cross the river
Main fleet keeps moving south
>>46015263
1st army to remain on the defensive
3rd army to advance on Farahad.
2nd army &Bahmamu to go on the offensive against the Pajit.
>>46015381
This
Remember that we slaughter as many as we can. The general we recruited may not like this so to counter this I say we ensure that we place his troops on the front line of every battle. We must remember that these people betrayed us in the most vile of fashions.
>>46015263
can we send a small small mobile force to disrupt enemy supply lines, or if we want to go further; burn down crop fields all it would take is one torch
So it's pretty much confirmed that the Spires and the Great Evil were Jews, right?
Rolled 96, 24, 63, 73, 30 = 286 (5d100)
The 1st army will fortify at Amusk
The 2nd will besiege Tahakafe
The 3rd will move on Farahad
The river fleet will do its best to ferry reinforcements to asisst General Taras
The Main fleet will continue sailing south
>>46015485
Lets slaughter the sandpeople first, the Pajitian front can remain civilized for the time being.
That way we can retain the services of the turncoat until his service is no longer required.
>>46015521
Poor 2nd army
>>46015521
Great rolls for us.
>>46015570
Agreed, but I say that we clear them from the coast of the river on the west bank. Those lands shall belong to us.
Rolled 9 (1d100)
General Taras has repaired the walls of Amusk, brought cannons for their defence, set up traps, stockpiles and all-round made the best possible preparations for a coming attack
General Miks has nearly reached Tahakafe after cleaning up in Battlecreek and Lordlake
Coloner Pirus has besieged Farahad
1st army was reinforced by Bahmamu's 25 000, 25 000 militia and 20 000 Sigbru warriors, bringing the total strength to 160 000
The Main Fleet has reached Port Deadflame
Now rolling for the enemy's advance on Amusk
>>46015659
>They all drown in the river.
>>46015659
So.
We really need bolt actions, and proper motorized vehicles, hopefully trains.
>>46015769
We still gotta enter Napoleonic esque warfare yet, were currently in something you'd see during the english civil war.
>>46015769
Not yet. Other countries are still just finding gunpowder. The way we are now is good. If we just had lasers and stuff there wouldn't be any risk or reward in wars like this.
>>46015819
>The way we are now is good
Someone, anyone, find and murder this man.
General Taras' plan to block certain points of the river and to cause a flood at the right time worked perfectly, as the waters swept over more than a thousand enemy soldiers - the main effect was one of demoralising the enemy and slowing their advance. By the time the enemy has reached Amusk they are tired, demoralised, low on supplies, while our men have managed to get a good rest and recieved our reinforcements.
Nevertheless, the enemy is comitted to retaking the fortress!
The siege of Amusk begins!
160 00 vs 250 000
3 rolls for us, 1 for them - long range bombardment
>>46015659
I wish we had newspapers, just for this;
In strange new today, the enemy army was seen being fucked up by ghostly versions of the ancestors. Local priest says"It was like a miracle and shit, sacrifice a goat for your ancestors".
>>46015659
Rolled 77 (1d100)
>>46015859
Rolled 29 (1d100)
>>46015859
Rolled 86 (1d100)
>>46015859
Rolled 81 (1d100)
>>46015859
>>46015819
Everything you just said is retarded.
Literally everything.
Rolled 22 (1d100)
>>46015863
They did have "newspapers" in ye olde days, very useful for educating people on the dangers of foreigners.
>>46015859
We can do this
>>46015906
he's too low energy for this.
WEAK
>>46015769
That's not how technological development works.
192 vs 81
Our defences - cannons, longbows and traps - deal great blows to the advancing enemies. Soon enogh they set up their own cannons and begin firing as well, so we shift aim and begin hitting them as well.
159 000 vs 238 000
Mid-range now, 2 v 1
Rolled 14 (1d100)
>>46015957
Rolled 63 (1d100)
>>46015957
Fight.
>>46015906
>Guys we need lazers that go pew pew and kewl stuff so we can blow up stuff and have make stuff go blam. :DDDDD
How so? Simply because I said that we should be at a technological level that is more suitable for the setting and other civilizations. It makes that game more interesting.
Rolled 80 (1d100)
>>46015957
>>46015965
>>46015970
>>46015985
Apparently our gunners need more training.
Rolled 80 (1d100)
>>46015957
ALLAHU AKBAR
>>46015982
Oh? Nothing much, just the sheer stupidity in saying that we shouldn't massively widen the technological and infrastructure gap between us and all these other neutral at best and hostile at worst nations all around us.
When you have someone who is a potential enemy and covets everything you have in every single direction, you don't stick a thumb up your ass and say "Let's wait until they are closer to our level before doing anything."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQoJvI8XUa0
77 vs 80
How they managed to sneak by, we don't know - a group of hibibi sappers got close to our walls and detonated bombs at a spot that had been weakened by cannon fire! They sacrificed themselves in order to get it done, but it produced results - a section of the fortress walls is now crumbling, creating an entrance for invaders
The enemy seems emboldened by that and begins running towards our walls, oblivious to the shots coming their way all the while!
158 000 vs 230 000
Enemy closing in!
2 v 1
Rolled 63 (1d100)
>>46016126
>>46016126
WE SHALL WIN
I
N
Rolled 25 (1d100)
>>46016126
>>46016077
Except his argument is that if they are not close to us then we would experience no challenge and therefore little, if not no, fun and i agree with him. Our tech must develop organically to solve our problems within the vision of our people.
Rolled 83 (1d100)
>>46016158
>>46016178
I BARELY MANAGED
W
O
N
>>46016178
>>46016203
no, you rolled for the enemy... you killed us all...
>>46016161
We have had massive amounts of fun simply building our nation and people up, to be honest the War parts are some of the weakest parts of the entire quest.
Now, the battle is over, let's stop talking about that guy's plans for technological, societal, and infrastructure affirmative action.
>>46016235
Classic civ-rolls
>>46016235
Atleast you have won by 5 points.
>>46016242
Yeah, really once we get steam power we can level out on tech for sometime, assuming we then advance in other areas.
the music right now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfW4pefWaiI
88 vs 83
The enemy canons continue to fire, though they've been weakened by our own counter-barrages
Now the enemy charges, their zealouts first in line to enter through the breach! We must defend ourselves now!
2 v 2 rolls
156 000 vs 220 000
Rolled 44 (1d100)
>>46016304
Rolled 39 (1d100)
>>46016304
Rolled 29 (1d100)
>>46016304
Rolled 69 (1d100)
>>46016304
shit roll get
>>46016287
Stagnation and complacency is death, anon.
We should aim for a digital age within 300 years of having left our home, with a population so ludicrously low for that tech level it isn't funny.
>>46016339
Damn it prassel!
