Thanks for Osgiliath lads. Nice threat if I do say so myself.
Lots and lots of orcs at Osgiliath now, and whats that you say, an army at Minas Tirith aswell?
Can you guess how many troops we have there?
More suprises to come from the Evil Brain in a Jar next turn!
(Now here’s hoping I haven’t been too hasty posting this before I’ve seen anyone elses turn results - hate to have Ben be able to gloat more than me this turn).
Ok, you took Osgiliath, but that’s not going to bring Minas Morgul back, now is it… Snicker
Well, Minas Tirith just might do…
Imagine leaving Faramir and a 100 men to protect the place, and us with thousands of rough and ready orcs desperate to die a glorious death.
Whats that roar in the skies…
Perhaps, but I don’t see you burning Tirith, just throwing yourselves against it’s walls. Now that would be funny. But still, Brendan, I know something you don’t know. And just remember what happened last time I knew something you didn’t know from our previous game. Galadriel and Tharudan disappeared on the same turn. Snicker
I knew you’d resort to bringing up 230 again! Doh!
Throwing ourselves against the walls, eh? Not a bad idea, if I remember correctly thats how we bankrupted the WK in 230…
Yeah, you did. However driving North Gondor under is MUCH harder than the Witch King. I’ve been on the receiving end once, and I lived through it. And I know we will as well this time for the math has been done.
Maths? Well done you have now evoked the wrath of the God of Randomness who will no doubt show you the value of your ‘maths’.
I hope you apologise to the NG player for cursing his position…