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<blockquote data-quote="The_Universe" data-source="post: 1818933" data-attributes="member: 8944">Yes.&nbsp; You could.&nbsp; Although not all 3000 are warriors.&nbsp; I'd say about 1000 are warriors, although they are probably better trained than most of what you currently have.&nbsp; &nbsp;You'd probably have to scout it out before you brought any sizable force to bear on the city.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Abandoning Caer Albion is probably not an option.&nbsp; They have more mages than you do, so if evacuation is the only way, they can do that themselves.&nbsp; They're still fighting because they feel the city needs to be held (and it probably does).&nbsp; Although under the influence of the King already, it will be lost completely as soon as it falls to the Serpentblood.&nbsp; You can offer to accept refugees, but if that's all you plan to do, don't risk your lives to tell them in person.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Day and a half? Maybe 2?&nbsp; Something like that.&nbsp; That's just a guess.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The_Universe, post: 1818933, member: 8944"] Yes. You could. Although not all 3000 are warriors. I'd say about 1000 are warriors, although they are probably better trained than most of what you currently have. You'd probably have to scout it out before you brought any sizable force to bear on the city. Abandoning Caer Albion is probably not an option. They have more mages than you do, so if evacuation is the only way, they can do that themselves. They're still fighting because they feel the city needs to be held (and it probably does). Although under the influence of the King already, it will be lost [i]completely[/i] as soon as it falls to the Serpentblood. You can offer to accept refugees, but if that's all you plan to do, don't risk your lives to tell them in person. Day and a half? Maybe 2? Something like that. That's just a guess. [/QUOTE]

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