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A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover

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[X] Head back at once
-[X] The Wyverns and Manticores break off immediately and take position behind the Legion. The Wyverns will commence air-superiority duty while the Manticores will begin long-range bombardment of the enemy host at General Torchwoods discretion.
-[X] The Moonchaser-class vessels will fire one last salvo of incendiary shells into the city center in a wide spread to ensure the area catches fire immediately. The weather control will last for hours without direct countermeasures and the fire is stabilizing the weather system further, making it pointless to wait.
 
@Azel, we now have 20 single-use Blinding Glory charms. The Moonchasers could equip a couple Beetle Bombs to deliver the charms into the heart of the Undead army. If nothing else, it should sow a great deal of confusion among them.
 
Goldfish said:
@Azel, we now have 20 single-use Blinding Glory charms. The Moonchasers could equip a couple Beetle Bombs to deliver the charms into the heart of the Undead army. If nothing else, it should sow a great deal of confusion among them.
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I don't think we can do a field refit like that, since those charms are a bit different from the usual, alchemical payloads.
@DragonParadox, do we have some Beetle Bombs prepared with those charms? Would have made sense to do so in between battles.

On a general note, I'm quite pleased with having burned this city down. It's a useful demonstration of our capabilities to anyone who is using divination or other means to observe the battle or the aftermath. That will make human enemies, baring complete psychopaths like Aerys, disinclined to try and turn cities into battlefields.
 
zxzx24 said:
I checked, and it did not.

Could you ask Egoo to add.

[ ] Have The Inquisition Look into the history of the Fathers chosen to better prepare for the coming confrontation.
-[ ] Also See what Bloodraven has to say about him.

To the minor actions?

@Goldfish
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Heads up, @egoo. Can we get this added to the list of background/minor actions for next months? Thanks!
 
Azel said:
I don't think we can do a field refit like that, since those charms are a bit different from the usual, alchemical payloads.
@DragonParadox, do we have some Beetle Bombs prepared with those charms? Would have made sense to do so in between battles.

On a general note, I'm quite pleased with having burned this city down. It's a useful demonstration of our capabilities to anyone who is using divination or other means to observe the battle or the aftermath. That will make human enemies, baring complete psychopaths like Aerys, disinclined to try and turn cities into battlefields.
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Mind you, we've already seen developed very expensive, but reliable looking wards against elemental attacks. But then if you're going up against a major city warded against that kind of damage, the enemy is likely to be invested enough in the safety of the people living there not to want to get besieged if they can help it--or it's a honeypot trap that the enemy is forced to walk into... :whistle2:
 
Crake said:
Mind you, we've already seen developed very expensive, but reliable looking wards against elemental attacks. But then if you're going up against a major city warded against that kind of damage, the enemy is likely to be invested enough in the safety of the people living there not to want to get besieged if they can help it--or it's a honeypot trap that the enemy is forced to walk into... :whistle2:
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You could still shell the city into submission using nothing but explosives. That's pretty wasteful on multiple fronts if you have alternative ways to deal with the place, such as commando raids, but it's perfectly doable.
 
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