Teldumeir: Listen up, people of Minas Anor. This is Teldumeir of the Corsairs nation speaking. We are holding hostage your prince Tarondor and demand immediate surrender of the City of Minas Anor
Mayor of MA: Well, ehm, but you only have 100 soldiers…
Teldumeir: Yeah, but each of them is up to 1000 of your militia. Now OPEN THE DOORS, or your Prince will die a horrible death.
Mayor of MA: Oh no!?! You mean, you could kill him? That’s horrible. We surrender immediately
T: Thank you very much…bfg
I am surprised to see a post from this game. Still, congradulations on your victory. I hope the DS know how lucky they are to have you fighting for them…without you, I can’t imagine this war lasting so long.
Yeah, the game is rather quiet since the Dragon Lord is not killing any elves anymore.
But we’ve found some substitutes. Erestor, Cirdan and Gildor in 2 rounds is quite acceptable.
Actually, I’m just starting to get really involved in this game. There will be more legends about brave and cunning Corsairs to be told.
BTW, what the heck are you looking for in Cirith Dunradir? Dont you think that this is a totally uninteresting location? I think the war in Gondor would already be over if you had not committed your troops and strategy knowledge there, Mr Sacco. It’s very depressing to have possessed about each and every Gondorian town just to see it retaken by Cardolan
Cheerio
Teldumeir
It has fallen on you to be the weapon of choice for the Eye. Your tale will be one of legend; though ending in tragedy.
I’ve had three games end over the last few months and though I started two new ones, this one has proven interesting.
My side trip to Gondor ended what promised to be an exciting adventure to your shores. Sigh, well I will just have to settle for watching Rhudaur battle the Haradwaith.
I’ve been keeping busy, first with the West, then sadly being stopped just short of Dol Guldur (though my allies reached it intact), moving on to help retake the Eoplex, arriving to liberate Gondor, and finally taking Morannen, just to say I visited Mordor.
The DS have made each venture costly; but I would expect nothing less.
The Elves have had a rough time of it. Though, if I recall our side killed a couple of Mages in that exchange as well as a couple of Company Commanders. As far as this turn, we killed off another couple of characters, and at least one is noteworthy, I believe.
Now as far as Cirith DUNradir goes, the joke I tell over here is that Cardolan attacks anything that reminds them of the Duns. Actually, I am just positioning myself for the next assault. Have something there to stop me?
As I told you, this location is totally uninteresting… No one will stop you there
I just received message from the Cloud Lord. Maybe, we are in a worse situation than I had thought…:rolleyes On the other hand, my agent average is better than his, so why bother.
My people, too, had planned meeting you on the shore, but your shore of course. But intermittently, I had to commit some troops to Harad III, so my offensive punch to your coast was stopped. Now we have Harad IV, but I think I will stay in Gondor for a while (until you retake all of my conquests?). They say there is more culture in Gondor than in Cardolan, and I like to be in the places of my ancestors’.
See you soon on the battlefield. I expect to meet you just before Minas Anor next turn.
Cheerio
Teldumeir
Harad IV? Did Nic leave? I’ve heard reports that the south has been a hotbed for personnel problems. Not that we haven’t had our share; but thankfully not for some time.
