05-11-2004 10:34									#1
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Well, see below. Inside Siege Perilous, we have...

30 longbows
4 musketeers
14 spearman
16 catapults
3 horsemen
6 swordsmen

What's our plan of attack?

The current proposition is that the CoD stack goes to attack Simiam Deep/Mandril, while we attack Simiam Deep/Orangutan - we need to talk to CoD some more.

	05-11-2004 10:43									#2
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	07-11-2004 14:08									#3
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CoD have put their stack on the tile north-east of Simian Deep. This means that we get to attack Simian Deep -> Mandrill instead of CoD, or that their command is a mess.

	07-11-2004 19:34									#4
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quote: Originally posted by Modo44 CoD have put their stack on the tile north-east of Simian Deep. This means that we get to attack Simian Deep -> Mandrill instead of CoD, or that their command is a mess.

Who is in charge of their forces? (Perhaps I can find out from the Diplomancy thread)

I can think of two reasons why they might prefer the eastern side. 1) With more fast-movers than us they can close the distance between those cities faster. 2) With far more catapults than us, the mountains provide good protection.

	07-11-2004 19:46									#5
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quote: Originally posted by dejon Who is in charge of their forces? (Perhaps I can find out from the Diplomancy thread)

Probably Arrian.

quote: Originally posted by dejon I can think of two reasons why they might prefer the eastern side. 1) With more fast-movers than us they can close the distance between those cities faster. 2) With far more catapults than us, the mountains provide good protection.

Or they have better intelligence and north is better covered. Or they have a plan we don't know of.

	08-11-2004 21:59									#6
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PTW musketeers are still 3/4/1, aren't they?

Do we have settlers ready for the possible autorazing of Simian Deep?

Do we have any idea what levels their frontline defenses will be?

On that last one, it shouldn't make much difference, with 30 LBs at our disposal, as far as actually taking the cities, but I'm stuck with a guess of 7-8 NMs per city, just based on the Battle of Fort Simian.

Unless I'm mistaken, Orangutan is a hill city, so I have no problem with attacking Mandrill instead.