You can see in the post battle screen that it's about 1300ish vs my 200ish and the battle only lasted 6 minutes. But they had 2100 troops to my 260, so I think I won the battle with 800 of their troops not even entering the battlefield. I basically spent the entire 6 minute battle delaying the battering ram from getting to our gate. Meanwhile my archers shot them to death. I've never had a siege defense end this quickly, especially when the enemy army has over 2000 troops. submitted by /u/Glorf_Warlock [link] [comments]
I was recently listening to a podcast about Byzantine history and a battle was mentioned at Aleppo, which at the time was called Baroea. "That," I thought, "Sounds suspiciously like 'Bariyye'".
Which led me to question the whole thing. Do other settlements, or even NPCs (we all know Ragnar is named after Travis Fimmel, for example) have names inspired by something historical? Is there a town in France that sounds a little too much like "Uxhkal"? Or did I just find a coincidence, and am chasing my tail over nothing?
Submitted March 09, 2018 at 11:24AM by spambot5546 http://ift.tt/2FvnaIj
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