If you both hold your position and then send reinforcements to Wingbardy militia, there will be no reason or cause for the enemy to not focus on contesting the movement.[X] Plan: Why Rush?
-[X] Stay the Course: The Aquileians seem content to throw themselves upon your lines, and you see no reason to deny them. Reinforce the frontline and instruct your troops to hold their positions.
-[X] Yes
--[X] Send them to reinforce the Wingbardy militia attacking the Aquileian rear guard.
[X] Plan: Divide and Conquer
-[X] Lure Them: Slow organized retreat without breaking formation, try luring them from the walls even further.
--[X] If successful then use Knights Lion to help Wingbard.
Montefeathertro fighters
-[X] Yes
--[X] In Reserve: Keep Montefeathertro fighters out of the fighting for the moment to serve as a rapid response force so they can plug any holes or breaches that may appear in the line.
@Questor
Can we get a rough Estimate on the enemy forces we can see? if not rough numbers, perhaps in relation to our own troops. slightly more then what we have fielded, twice more, slightly less?
Edit: Is pushing them to the walls a good idea? They can fly, and might overwhelm the defenders.
There is no way they would believe we are retreating when we're obviously so much better off on the battlefield right now.[X] Plan: Divide and Conquer
-[X] Lure Them: Slow organized retreat without breaking formation, try luring them from the walls even further.
--[X] If successful then use Knights Lion to help Wingbard.
Montefeathertro fighters
-[X] Yes
--[X] In Reserve: Keep Montefeathertro fighters out of the fighting for the moment to serve as a rapid response force so they can plug any holes or breaches that may appear in the line.
Is pushing them to the walls a good idea? They can fly, and might overwhelm the defenders.
that was not what I was asking, and absolutely no help. revealing no information we don't already know.At the beginning of the battle they had roughly eighteen thousand fighters. Less so now, naturally.
You asked how many troops the enemy had that you could see. I said 18,000.that was not what I was asking, and absolutely no help. revealing no information we don't already know.