Rhudaur is fine…heck, they still have thier capital and it’s turn 13! Wow, way to make them beg for mercy.
Come on ditski, I’m waiting for your invasion…you will regret not helping the west once we wipe out the 15k troops invading us and take over the entire northwest. :rolleyes: (Ok, so that was comedic relief but well…I bet Carn Dum is still standing in 5-6 turns…maybe.)
Now Now tell the truth - northmen did nothing to take your redundant camp. Admittedly we left our bicycles parked in the 21 butt racks and walked off but better to make a clean get away than to carry any unwanted crap on the tyres
The Northy boys have crossed Mirk - it’s not that the lads are a smart bunch but it does make for an interesting post mortem
I think we agree about Carn Dum… I’ve told my allies that I don’t see what all the fuss is about up there - it’s not like you can do much to hurt anyone… other than to stub your toe coming down the Mtn
Just a few things; Your allies took Dol Guldur and Goblin Gate from me but nothing else in Mirkwood. It’s turn 14 now the Dragon Lord is still in Mirkwood. I point out again that it is your allies who are mounting the first attack at Sarn Goriwing. So Bluster on you big windbag, all blow but no go from what I have experienced. Next it’s really NOT our real estate if you took it. In my case like any sensible Dragon Lord player I expected to be evicted from Mirkwood certainly by turn 10 and made arrangements to replace my losses elsewhere. I’ll remind you again it is now turn 14 and YOU have not sealed the deal, but rather let your allies carry the load.
You can minimize the losses of the characters, which are adding up, all you want. The truth is that you cannot replace such characters while our characters get stronger and stronger. Soon all your new faces will have to waste many of their orders in refusal of challenges whenever they make contact. That does not bode well for your side. So pooh pooh all you want we all know the real story. Your side is only tasting the beginning of the character war and already you are losing armies and enough wealth to pay the entire budget of some of our nations each turn. Evidence of the effectiveness is the much smaller armies your side is fielding now.
The markets can and have been moved whenever we choose to. How did Bronze hurt me pray tell? We moved the market and took our profits where needed. I am not sure the markets are not hurting you more than us actually. The Southern Gondor treasury was nearly empty. The Eothraim treasury is much roomier now too.
Hopefully you’ll soon wake up from your haze of denial and realize that for you guys the glass is indeed half empty and leaking.
Indeed. If they turn tail even from camps of no significance, what hope is there for them? And the Northmen even admit the task was so far beyond them that they left their bicycles behind (damned eco-freaks, good Enduro or better still a dragon, THAT’s the way to travel).
Thanks to the Noldo for their kind donation to my treasury, by the way. I trust they’ll be as kind again this turn?
Hey, I’ve freely admitted how much trouble we are in given all the troops you have piled on us and have stated that my goal is to hang on as long as possible and draw troops away from mordor.
How long do you think I can hang onto Carn Dum? More or less than my 5-6 turn estimate.
I also don’t like this eco-freaks with their bicycles, but we weren’t allowed to use other vehicles. In this forest-area are living some protected species ( like Dragon Lord Orcs ), we weren’t allowed to make much noise nor to leave the given path. The ranger said that they’re “performing their courtship display” at the moment and that they need their peace.
Yesterday I’ve met the park-ranger and the things are cleared so far ( met wasn’t the right word, I guess hit would fit much better ).
P.S. It’s way quicker giving you the “inserted” version - get used to having your paragraphs inserted, just like your Orcs and the mordor mail boxes… letter drops on the way
just kidding.
