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Dear Thomas,
though I don't like this aftermass talk- the game has ended and that's what
counts-
I have to put some things right here:
I was trying to get involved. Firstly by attacking the Rhun (Who I had
nevered heard from and thought was still neutral and probably dropped).
I've actually sent you a diplomatic message early in the game but never got
any
response from you !!
Then having a base to either attack the DS or the Free. You had two turns
to tell
me that the Rhun were free since you knew about my Army a turn before they
even arrived at Mistrand and since you were the one on the Free side who
was
speaking to me I have to ask WHY did you not tell me that the Rhun were
free?
The turn our armies met at Mistrand I have already turned free, so you
surely got
the news in your turnsheet that you were facing an army of the FP. If I
remember
it correctly it was the only army you were facing, so you should have known
what
allegiance I was !!
Concerning the second part of your question, it was on you to tell the FP
that you're
up to attack Mistrand. Then, I'm sure you would have got the answer that
you shouldn't
do this because the FP were expecting me to go free, what I've tried the
turn before but
failed. To prove this I had sent the previous turn to them.
Why did you ask the Corsairs to keep the Rhun change of allegiance secret?
This was because we didn't want to tell the DS of the change before they'd
found out
by themselves. I can't see anything wrong in this.
Peter, Rhun in game #28