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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.

[mightymushroom]

D

Because this guy isn't conciliatory at all and NPC's have a habit of resisting even what we could "clearly force." I doubt he'll bend; he and his martial son will just organize a resistance even if he swears.

Also because:

Are we on the right side of the prophecy

No, the prophecy told us to look east and our campaign has consistently marched west.

Speaking of which, we still haven't learned what happened to the cavalry we sent (eastwards) after their war leader.

[Weirdsound]

Also, there is a good chance that they were the ones who assassinated our wife.

I somehow doubt that. Among the many strategies one might employ to deal with a superior invading army, killing the leader's wife at home does not strike me as rather intelligent.

C

[VoidSlayer]

C, we might even press his claims on Lametania eventually...

[Haspen]

2

The Duke laughs and stands up.

"If that is your goal, oh Emperor, you need to first defeat my armies, capture my capital, and force me." He then turns to his bodyguards and leaves with haste, and so do you.

Upon returning to your camp, the messenger anxiously awaits your answer.

A) Take half of my troops back to Methiant and then, to Cidric of Cydwyl.
B) Ask the council to call an emergency mobilization to provide soldiers for Cidric, with supplies as well.
C) Tell the council to send Cidric some supplies.
D) Tell him to pack up as you are abandoning the war in Eval to deal with more important issues.

[milo christiansen]

B We need to finish this quickly, so A is out, C isn't enough, and D is out of the question (it would make us look weak).

[Weirdsound]

B

[ZBridges]

B

[Chevaleresse]

B

[VoidSlayer]

D Better to look weak to our enemies then see our allies fall.

[Harry Baldman]

B, send assistance and then later we can bring the full force in there.

[omada]

The crow watches

The Agaresian comes

Can we let our army in the west to marsh under the order of our marshalls and we go to methiant personally deal with the agaresians?

I want to vote D but I don't want us to lose authority

[Criptfeind]

D

When we come back to Eval, we're going to burn it to the ground. The whole thing.

[Blood_Librarian]

b

[Haspen]

Your orders are taken by the messenger to the capital.

Your Army arrives at the Evalian capital by the next evening, and your scouts bring disturbing news.

"Sire, they're hoisting and loading the Thundercats upon the walls and towers."

"How many Fireblood machines do they have?" The Marshal mumbles partially to himself, but the scouts do have an answer:

"We've spotted at least forty already up there." The war council convenes and your decide to...

A) Besiege the city at range, just to be safe and secure.
B) Bombard it away, even if it means creeping a bit closer.
C) Plan and deploy an attack to breach the walls and take the city by force.
D) Abandon the siege and the war altogether.
E) Attempt another round of negotiations with Caun, Duke of Eval.

[Weirdsound]

B. If we bombard by night, keeping the bulk of our army back, we should have an advantage; They will be trying to hit relatively small thundercats in the dark. We will be trying to hit a big ass wall.