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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JamesLFlowers" data-source="post: 9620982" data-attributes="member: 7050541">Regardless of the regional weather, remember that disease was a medieval armies main foe.  Especially due to tainted water.  So spells and cantrips which provided clean water or cleaned existing water would be a major impactor on an army.  In the real world, a disciplined army with a commanding officer who was a stickler about camp hygiene often won simply due to the fact that his soldiers could fight rather than being sick with dysentery more commonly called The S!!!S.  Spells and cantrips that healed or protected the injured would have a major impact as well.As for waging war in the bad weather seasons, one option might me to move your troops to a point and then encamp someplace that has a major strategic impact, like a trade route or enemies supply route.</blockquote>