Akio
Lord of Naptime
Ill probably reply a bit later, im gonna eat and finish this damn essay
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Sounds good. I can understand essay pains.Akio said:Ill probably reply a bit later, im gonna eat and finish this damn essay
This one determines if i pass the class or notFezzes said:Sounds good. I can understand essay pains.
Whelp, the North's going to war now. Guess the Vale's really gotta get it's act together...Fezzes said:Sounds good. I can understand essay pains.
Is the Vale the only place with Kuriva right now? Or is the west as well?WanderingJester said:Whelp, the North's going to war now. Guess the Vale's really gotta get it's act together...
By that I mean Gelgin getting the hell out of dodge and back to the Errye before King's Landing's besieged.
I'll have to get on that, yeah. I'm also kinda not sure what to do about the heir being MIA.WanderingJester said:Whelp, the North's going to war now. Guess the Vale's really gotta get it's act together...
By that I mean Gelgin getting the hell out of dodge and back to the Errye before King's Landing's besieged.
Just the Vale and Crownlands. The Reach, Westerlands and Dorne are all neutral as of right now.Akio said:Is the Vale the only place with Kuriva right now? Or is the west as well?
Ahhha, but this wouldn't work. Have you seen the scale of the Twins? He could only attack one side of the Twins, the Southernmost Fort, and the defenders would be supplied with food from the Northern Fort.WanderingJester said:Well, yes, I mean unless the North is tied up with a certain dwarven whaler amphibious invasion. Tiber can always just pound the walls with catapults and trebuchets non stop on both sides until they come down. Trust me, Tiber's got plenty of siege weapons, no need for dragons or mammoths necessarily xD . The psychological warfare of constantly hearing rocks crash against your walls would also work against the defenders. Men have been driven to madness by less in war time. Hell, the Northern and Riverland Armies could either be on Tiber's side or destroyed by the time the siege happens, I mean I don't think Tiber would start a siege on a defensible position like the Twins without covering his bases lol.
Again, wading back into hypothetical territory here, since we've agreed that Tiber has no reason at all to do something as drastic as such, at least for the moment. ( )
Like how two of the strongest nations (perhaps the two strongest) are currently completely neutral. Dorne might not be Neutral for longWanderingJester said:Just the Vale and Crownlands. The Reach, Westerlands and Dorne are all neutral as of right now.
Why not? The river isn't made of lava. It can be crossed from upstream or downstream from the Twins, just requires more effort and manpower in order to do. Hell, he could just split his forces, march one down to Crossroads Inn and leave the other as a holding force, then march back up North. If the Lannisters could successfully besiege Riverrun, which requires a force from three sides, having the same thing happening to the Twins wouldn't be out of the question.Archon said:Ahhha, but this wouldn't work. Have you seen the scale of the Twins? He could only attack one side of the Twins, the Southernmost Fort, and the defenders would be supplied with food from the Northern Fort.
Someone like Egyll would also be intelligent enough to have his generals set up shifts, in which soldiers take turns in manning the walls, and heading to the Northern Fort for reset, and relax. The Twins couldn't be psyched out, nor starved out. Unless Tiber had an army attacking from both sides... which as I've said, isn't possible.
This is what I was talking about earlier, such a beautiful position strategically... I don't even like the Freys really, I just love the Frey who came up with the toll idea, and the Freys who built the Twins. Complete geniuses!
Yup yup, I mean, not sure how Dorne will factor into things but hoping to find out!Akio said:Like how two of the strongest nations (perhaps the two strongest) are currently completely neutral. Dorne might not be Neutral for long
Most likely they'll be hosting Daenna unless something extreme happens. This is about to be a war of 5 kings and queens. Daenna, Viserys, Kuriva, Brandeon, and whatever or who ever the Iron Islands raise at the KingsmootWanderingJester said:Why not? The river isn't made of lava. It can be crossed from upstream or downstream from the Twins, just requires more effort and manpower in order to do. Hell, he could just split his forces, march one down to Crossroads Inn and leave the other as a holding force, then march back up North. If the Lannisters could successfully besiege Riverrun, which requires a force from three sides, having the same thing happening to the Twins wouldn't be out of the question.
Yup yup, I mean, not sure how Dorne will factor into things but hoping to find out!
Yeah, you're again counting on the Crannogmen or the North to come to the Freys aid, which I'm discounting (not going with RP situation, just a hypothetical one). In a simple Frey/Riverlands vs Lannister/Westerlands scenario, both the sandwiched method would be for nought. Now I can understand possible reinforcements coming from perhaps Riverrun, which would be problematic, but I would assume that Riverrun would be already taken by the time the siege begins at the Twins (I mean why he might want to siege such a defensible position that's not even the capital of the region/kingdom before Riverrun is something I can't think of at all, especially with his intelligence). So with the force/reinforcement stifled (either destroyed or discouraged to aid the Freys), that would take away the sandwich method completely.Archon said:The Twins are canonically the only safe way to traverse the Neck. If Tiber tries to go around,he would lose an enormous amount of men to the treacherous terrain of the swamplands, namely quicksand. And Crannogmen raids, you're talking about transporting a whole army remember, it just isn't feasible. It'd be incredibly time consuming, even more dangerous, and nothing stops the Freys from launching a full-scale attack on the half army left behind.
The crossroads in route is exactly the same, in that the weakened Lannister army would almost certainly be sandwiched between the Freys and Crannogmen. Can you imagine how disastrous that position would be, if the Crannogmen attacked the Northern Lannister army the Northern Frey defenders would sally out and flank the Westerlanders from the rear.
Even without the Crannogmen, the North would almost certainly lift the siege before The Twins are starved out since I don't see how Ibben could possibly win that war without more support.
TheAncientCenturion said:RPNation suddenly decided to not tell me of any new posts. . .
Feel my pain.TheAncientCenturion said:RPNation suddenly decided to not tell me of any new posts. . .
Did your mage really just break the 4th wall?Elendithas said:Yeah, having issues with not getting any alerts here as well.