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<blockquote data-quote="The_Universe" data-source="post: 1977678" data-attributes="member: 8944">Conquest!The attached map of Prydein should help make this more clear.&nbsp; &nbsp;*If* you decide that conquering Prydein is ultimately necessary for the success of the Queen's rebellion, and for your ability to survive the draconid threat, the following plan is proposed by your more tactically-minded leadership.&nbsp; &nbsp;Two armies will leave the area currently controlled by the Phoenix Kingdom simultaneously - one from Dwarfsport, one from Hyrwl.&nbsp; &nbsp;The Hyrwl Army will march to Crisoth, attain its allegience through whatever means necessary, and then send a force via boat to Caer Seja, to meet up with the Dwarfsport army.&nbsp; &nbsp;Once both places are taken, The force in Caer Seja takes the towns on the road marked in light green, while the other force follows the path in Red.&nbsp; They meet at Durriken, then move to Kirock.&nbsp; &nbsp;Once in Kirock, they split (again) with one force taking the forest paths through Caer Cruarch and Silvermeet, the other taking the southern way through Queenstower.&nbsp; &nbsp;Then, they converge on Caer Albion, hopefully to break the siege.&nbsp; &nbsp;Toward the end of the conquest path, the Bluestar's forces launch from the Isle of Mourning, and attack at Nieslock, hopefully preventing reinforcements from there from reaching Caer Albion.&nbsp; &nbsp;The second attached map should roughly illustrate how Prydein would look toward the end of the Conquest.&nbsp; &nbsp;That's just my basic idea.&nbsp; What do you think?&nbsp;All of this would start after or about AD+100, probably.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The_Universe, post: 1977678, member: 8944"] [b]Conquest![/b] The attached map of Prydein should help make this more clear. *If* you decide that conquering Prydein is ultimately necessary for the success of the Queen's rebellion, and for your ability to survive the draconid threat, the following plan is proposed by your more tactically-minded leadership. Two armies will leave the area currently controlled by the Phoenix Kingdom simultaneously - one from Dwarfsport, one from Hyrwl. The Hyrwl Army will march to Crisoth, attain its allegience through whatever means necessary, and then send a force via boat to Caer Seja, to meet up with the Dwarfsport army. Once both places are taken, The force in Caer Seja takes the towns on the road marked in light green, while the other force follows the path in Red. They meet at Durriken, then move to Kirock. Once in Kirock, they split (again) with one force taking the forest paths through Caer Cruarch and Silvermeet, the other taking the southern way through Queenstower. Then, they converge on Caer Albion, hopefully to break the siege. Toward the end of the conquest path, the Bluestar's forces launch from the Isle of Mourning, and attack at Nieslock, hopefully preventing reinforcements from there from reaching Caer Albion. The second attached map should roughly illustrate how Prydein would look toward the end of the Conquest. That's just my basic idea. What do you think? All of this would start after or about AD+100, probably. [/QUOTE]

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