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<blockquote data-quote="Datt" data-source="post: 635203" data-attributes="member: 8710">Well I guess it depends on if you go by what is in novels or just by the books.&nbsp; If you go by the books then everyone is going to have a pretty good army for this.In Cormyr you have the Purple Knights and the War Wizards.&nbsp; Those are can combine for probably about 7,000 or more.In Hillsfar you have the Red Plumes.&nbsp; They are at least 5,000 strong.Not to mention if things start to really threaten Shadowdale you know Elminster will step in.&nbsp; So you might have to come up with some way to keep him out of it or it will be a really short war.Mulmaster has at least one sphere of anhilation also.&nbsp; So if they are really tring to destroy things they could always bring it out.And like if either Cormyr or Sembia start building up an army then the other one will defientely start building up there own forces.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Datt, post: 635203, member: 8710"] Well I guess it depends on if you go by what is in novels or just by the books. If you go by the books then everyone is going to have a pretty good army for this. In Cormyr you have the Purple Knights and the War Wizards. Those are can combine for probably about 7,000 or more. In Hillsfar you have the Red Plumes. They are at least 5,000 strong. Not to mention if things start to really threaten Shadowdale you know Elminster will step in. So you might have to come up with some way to keep him out of it or it will be a really short war. Mulmaster has at least one sphere of anhilation also. So if they are really tring to destroy things they could always bring it out. And like if either Cormyr or Sembia start building up an army then the other one will defientely start building up there own forces. [/QUOTE]

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