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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sixchan" data-source="post: 671538" data-attributes="member: 9189">After some experiments in keeping a fire going for as long as possible, the people of the Hill tribe realise that the spears that the few spears that they have captured from the plains tribe can have their stone heads replaced with large pieces of wood.  This wood, when lit on fire, proves an effective weapon in keeping people as far away as possible. These people can then be pelted with rocks.  Through effort, many non-combatants working together could get large stones to the top of cliffs, and drop them on any Plains' troops that have to pass through the small valleys and such present in the hills.FULL STRATEGY:The Hill tribe waits for a large attack force to be gatheres by the Plain tribe, but a few hours before they are due to travel to the Hill Tribe's cave villiages, a third of the Hill Tribe's warriors attack the Plain Tribe's Camp/Villiage.  However, once the entire Plains force is visible, the Hill Tribe retreat, hopefully with few casualties.  Seeing their foe in retreat, the Plain Tribe will break whatever primitive form of ranks they have and charge after the Hillians.  The Hillian force will lead them into a narrow pass.Behind a nearby hill, half of the Hillian force will lay in hiding so that they can close in behind the Plainars.  As the Plainars enter the valley, the rest of the Hillian force (1/6th) joins the mock retreaters, and they turn around lust as the other half closes the other exit.  at this point, the non-combatants drop the boulders, decimating the Plainar forces enough to make life easy for the Firestick wielding Hillians.</blockquote>

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