Declaration of a Highlander Threat

[Brawms 741]

29 minutes ago, Nathan_Barnett36 said:

"Then your forces are in the north and unable to defend your land in lorraine" Galahad smirks with logic

"Theres a thing called spliting your forces Galahad" Reeve Brawm would say as he gives off an opposing smirk

10 minutes ago, Legoboy7984 said:

Markus Brawm looks from the walls of Carnatia seeing his once true northern family fall to the pits of fire

"How dare my family leave the North their own people?, and now I have to kill them for this what a pity I shall call my brother Reeve 'The Foolish' for now"

 

(( That moment when you find out Stauntons have teleportation skills ))

 Would remember back to when Markus scurried into his keep with the thought of killing his own brother in mind, but to no avail, and say to himself "Oh  little brother, how could you not know even attempted kinslaying was a sin? If you were going to try and commit a sin you should really succeed at it.." Reeve would finish looking back to the stain of Markus blood on the ground "I should really get that cleaned up.. We don't want the blood of Markus the Traitor staining out keep"

((People saw us moving Collalition troops through Northern land, no one stopped us))

[Nathan_Barnett36 1564]

5 minutes ago, ElementalGamer said:

"Theres a thing called spliting your forces Galahad" Reeve Brawm would say as he gives off an opposing smirk

"Which isn't something you don't do though" says Galahad.

[Brawms 741]

Just now, Nathan_Barnett36 said:

"Which isn't something you don't do though" says Galahad.

"If you say so, all knowing Galahad, please don't tell the Kovachevs when you look at our armies through your magical crystal ball" Says Reeve Brawm

[Brawms 741]

1 minute ago, Legoboy7984 said:

(( That is not how it works you cant mcly move your guys up North also Markus is know in the north as a hero ))

((Legoboy, I don't really care if your known as a hero to the North for not doing anything, your known as a traitor to the family I don't know why you said that oocly, and the garrison I don't really care about your opinion on, because like most things it doesn't matter))

[AGP 3169]

28 minutes ago, Nathan_Barnett36 said:

"Which isn't something you don't do though" says Galahad.

"Well actually it's a reasonable military strategy if you have fortifications with which to defend. One of the primary uses of fortifications is allowing a small number of people to defend a location for a long time, ideally long enough for the rest of the army to come relieve the siege. Most of Haense is wilderness which means there is plenty of room for armies to move about unseen, and any attacks on any Coalition fortifications will take manpower away from the southern front. The inverse is also true, though. The Coalition can't effectively attack any Haense fortifications. It's therefore likely that the northern theatre will mainly consist of people holing up in their castles with an occasional raid or skirmish while the big field battles take place down south, closer to the capital," says the military strategist Constantine.

[Archbishop 1784]

1 hour ago, HurferDurfer1 said:

"How do northerners fight in southern battles if they are defending against orcs and dwarves!" Coltaine states, using Galahads same flimsy reasoning skills.

"Because the dwarves are marching through the desert and orc lands, of which one assumes the orcs will then join their march, onto the fortification behind the capital. They are however, not marching up north so would be unable to teleport from their march to near the capital and then to the north." Says Felix Fitch.

[Jentos 9425]

"Hey! the leader of the Vyronovs came back from a two elven month trip to mysteriously take back the land with the help of the Skygods! I don't see any armies marching!" Yells a skeleton from outside the walls of Ostwick.

[yopplwasupxxx 5946]

Baron Stanimir slaps his belly in thought.

[Ixli 1472]

Varen'thal wonders how Galahad the foolish is communicating first person to the leaders of the rebellion.

 

[Flapman 625]

11 hours ago, Jentos said:

"Hey! the leader of the Vyronovs came back from a two elven month trip to mysteriously take back the land with the help of the Skygods! I don't see any armies marching!" Yells a skeleton from outside the walls of Ostwick.

 

"Hey! That's the same thing that happened to Rytsburg when mighty House Blackwood tried to take over!" Shrieks a schizophrenic peasant to a skeleton outside the walls of Ostwick.

[Gridlock 1033]

"Before the Brawms betrayed us like the dogs they are, perhaps.." Says Willum, reading the letter. "The rebels could have been friends of mine had they not touched Haense, I fear it is inevitable now. The Rebels die tonight."

[Suicidium 1295]

42 minutes ago, Gridlock said:

"Before the Brawms betrayed us like the dogs they are, perhaps.." Says Willum, reading the letter. "The rebels could have been friends of mine had they not touched Haense, I fear it is inevitable now. The Rebels die tonight."

 

 

" There was little chance of the leaders of Haense joining the rebellion as it was through avarice and treachery which skewed the relationship between Courland and Haense, it remains so that such sins could be traced to both sides, and even now. . . both seek to destroy one another in an irony that I had thought Humanity would recognize. I can only hope that more righteous voices and better leaders will arise from this fallout." Hamelin speaks out loud to himself seemingly as he read the declaration. 

[Andustar 4143]

"How the hell can they gain access to the Brawm lands when they're blocked off on all borders?" Viktor scratches his head

 

[Daisy 9740]

Moved to The Great Library. It shall be sorted into the appropriate category shortly.

 

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