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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Archon" data-source="post: 1864687" data-attributes="member: 17082">A different PlanFirst we go to Caer Albion and let them know that we are here to help and that a sizeable force will be here soon to break the seige. And we ask them to make us a list of their defensive capabilities while we head north.So, we go north and hire as many mercenaries as we can get our hands on.Then we talk to Jansten's people and work up a deal with them. We provide them extra men (mercs) and Cawys as a leader if they keep the Bluestar busy while we fight Tain.After that we use "Lesser Gate" to port our close to 3000 mercs (maybe more if you guys can pitch in) to Caer Albion. Then the fun starts, we, the Circle, take out the Draconid's key leadership while the troops clen up the mess. After we take Caer Albion we proclaim that the King did not come to save you, we did and that he is in fact not himself and in league with the Draconids, falsifying the Bluestar's involvment so he could send troops north for the slaughter and thus leave his cities unprotected from draconid invaders.After that we march unto Thanesport to kill the King. Our men don't actually have to fight Thanesports defenders they just need to sit around the walls and thus provide a nice distraction for...The Circle to sneak in and kill the King. Now assuming he is just a puppet of the draconids killing him will still serve a purpose, it would deprive the Falcon Kingdom of a king thus leaving us the chance to negotiate our own leadership. If we can instill the Queen and thus our nation in his place then that would bring peace between our factions and let us focus on battling Draonids and not each other.</blockquote>

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