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I’m a vasal with the Khuzaits and I feel like the AI is not doing me any favors. We were at war with Sturgia and the Aserai at the same time which was a nightmare because everyone was running north and south. Not at war with Sturgia anymore but as soon as we made peace with them Monchug went and declared war with the western empire. I have 15 fiefs and they all border the western empire. So while every place I own is getting attacked Monchug and all the other assholes have been fighting over Shibal Zumr Castle. One side takes it and back and forth so most of the army is over there. And I’m in the same situation over at Onica castle. I own it but they take it and then I take it back. No one is getting anywhere. I want to go on the offensive and take Zeonica but I just don’t have enough people and I don’t think I can get anymore. Any tips for this stalemate? And where do all their troops keep coming from? They keep coming with 1100 troop armies and I keep destroying them, shouldn’t the...
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King Harlaus just proved his sheer tactical genius to me.

So recently we've been crushing the Rhodoks, we've captured tons of their lords and even took their capital of Veluca. Their military is more of a scrappy resistance force than an actual army and wiping them off the face of Calradia would be a piece of cake.

This is around when Harlaus decided to start a war with the Sarranid Sultanate due to a border incident that happened absolutely ages ago. I was completely furious knowing that I'd have to lose even more men fighting than I already was.

The day the war began the Sarranids came at us hard, attempting to siege not one but two of our capitals, Dhirim and the recently captured Veluca. While this was happening Harlaus decided to head off on an adventure to siege Shariz. He also decided not to tell anyone and to only bring his army of about 170 men.

Once I had realised where he was I rushed as fast as I could to his aid to find him in a losing battle against Sultan Hakim. After an epic, bloody battle we emerged victorious, but not just that, we had also taken Sultan Hakim himself prisoner. I informed Harlaus of the ongoing sieges and we rushed to their aid, repelling the invaders.

Through his sheer carelessness and stupidity, King Harlaus essentially ended what would have been a long, bloody war against the Sarranid Sultanate the day it started. I am proud to call myself his vassal.



Submitted May 30, 2017 at 05:12PM by RedditRobotic http://ift.tt/2sjwFTD
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