{JAMMERS! GOOD ONLY!} Rivendell would probably be better. I can't guarantee a win here, but the worst that could happen is that I need to pull out. That's not exactly an option at Rivendell.
The day of prosperity makes one forget adversity; The day of adversity makes one forget prosperity.
Why? Assuming you have the right materials, it's not hard to light them there. May actually be easier in some ways, since then you don't have to try and keep the torches lit while traveling.
Right, but the projectiles would be in sight by the time they actually leave the engine firing them. So my elves would just aim at the spot where they first see the fiery projectiles, which would stand out.
*My troops use the cover of the bushes and their natural agility to keep from being hit. Those orcs facing my Hunters are slowly pushed back, as they are not able to keep pace with the elves' rapid rate of fire.*
OOC: OK, thanks for the info.
because it's hard to see, or at least it is for your troops. And it's not that hard to keep them lit if they're made properly.
Possibly, but it's still not as good of aim.
*The Orcs retreat while attempting to burn the elves out.*
OOC: What exactly do you mean by "burn the elves out"? Are you referring to your siege engines firing on mine with fiery projectiles? Or are your archers doing something with fire now too? Just want to clarify that before making a move.*
The day of prosperity makes one forget adversity; The day of adversity makes one forget prosperity.
because it's hard to see, or at least it is for your troops. And it's not that hard to keep them lit if they're made properly.
Possibly, but it's still not as good of aim.
*The Orcs retreat while attempting to burn the elves out.*
OOC: What exactly do you mean by "burn the elves out"? Are you referring to your siege engines firing on mine with fiery projectiles? Or are your archers doing something with fire now too? Just want to clarify that before making a move.*
OOC: The orcs are retreating, and while retreating are pouring oil on the ground, and after they are out of oil, they light it.
Tul Generas of the Orcs, Darthraxx of the dragon Knights. I RP, and have lots of fun.
{JAMMERS! GOOD ONLY!} Rivendell would probably be better. I can't guarantee a win here, but the worst that could happen is that I need to pull out. That's not exactly an option at Rivendell.
OOC: What exactly do you mean by "burn the elves out"? Are you referring to your siege engines firing on mine with fiery projectiles? Or are your archers doing something with fire now too? Just want to clarify that before making a move.*
OOC: The orcs are retreating, and while retreating are pouring oil on the ground, and after they are out of oil, they light it.
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The day of prosperity makes one forget adversity; The day of adversity makes one forget prosperity.
Why? Assuming you have the right materials, it's not hard to light them there. May actually be easier in some ways, since then you don't have to try and keep the torches lit while traveling.
Right, but the projectiles would be in sight by the time they actually leave the engine firing them. So my elves would just aim at the spot where they first see the fiery projectiles, which would stand out.
*My troops use the cover of the bushes and their natural agility to keep from being hit. Those orcs facing my Hunters are slowly pushed back, as they are not able to keep pace with the elves' rapid rate of fire.*
OOC: OK, thanks for the info.
because it's hard to see, or at least it is for your troops. And it's not that hard to keep them lit if they're made properly.
Possibly, but it's still not as good of aim.
*The Orcs retreat while attempting to burn the elves out.*
Again, it's dusk, not midnight. It's not pitch-black, just getting a little dark. And that depends on the weather.
As good as what? Anyways, I'm just going to assume we keep exchanging siege engine fire while the other moves are happening.
*The elves continue to fire at the backs of the retreating orcs. However, they also back off slightly as soon as they realize the oil has been poured and lit.*
The day of prosperity makes one forget adversity; The day of adversity makes one forget prosperity.
because it's hard to see, or at least it is for your troops. And it's not that hard to keep them lit if they're made properly.
Possibly, but it's still not as good of aim.
*The Orcs retreat while attempting to burn the elves out.*
Again, it's dusk, not midnight. It's not pitch-black, just getting a little dark. And that depends on the weather.
As good as what? Anyways, I'm just going to assume we keep exchanging siege engine fire while the other moves are happening.
*The elves continue to fire at the backs of the retreating orcs. However, they also back off slightly as soon as they realize the oil has been poured and lit.*
*The Orc Archers light the oil, and then begin preparing a "wall" of oil lit wood in the area around where your elves were moving in, once the original flames die down.*
Tul Generas of the Orcs, Darthraxx of the dragon Knights. I RP, and have lots of fun.
because it's hard to see, or at least it is for your troops. And it's not that hard to keep them lit if they're made properly.
Possibly, but it's still not as good of aim.
*The Orcs retreat while attempting to burn the elves out.*
Again, it's dusk, not midnight. It's not pitch-black, just getting a little dark. And that depends on the weather.
As good as what? Anyways, I'm just going to assume we keep exchanging siege engine fire while the other moves are happening.
*The elves continue to fire at the backs of the retreating orcs. However, they also back off slightly as soon as they realize the oil has been poured and lit.*
Hey, EE, we have a battle going on.
Tul Generas of the Orcs, Darthraxx of the dragon Knights. I RP, and have lots of fun.
Again, it's dusk, not midnight. It's not pitch-black, just getting a little dark. And that depends on the weather.
As good as what? Anyways, I'm just going to assume we keep exchanging siege engine fire while the other moves are happening.
*The elves continue to fire at the backs of the retreating orcs. However, they also back off slightly as soon as they realize the oil has been poured and lit.*
Hey, EE, we have a battle going on.
Ye, sorry, life.
The day of prosperity makes one forget adversity; The day of adversity makes one forget prosperity.
Again, it's dusk, not midnight. It's not pitch-black, just getting a little dark. And that depends on the weather.
As good as what? Anyways, I'm just going to assume we keep exchanging siege engine fire while the other moves are happening.
*The elves continue to fire at the backs of the retreating orcs. However, they also back off slightly as soon as they realize the oil has been poured and lit.*
*The Orc Archers light the oil, and then begin preparing a "wall" of oil lit wood in the area around where your elves were moving in, once the original flames die down.*
*The elves move out of the forest, back towards the camp where the rest of my troops are.*
The day of prosperity makes one forget adversity; The day of adversity makes one forget prosperity.
*The Orc Archers light the oil, and then begin preparing a "wall" of oil lit wood in the area around where your elves were moving in, once the original flames die down.*
*The elves move out of the forest, back towards the camp where the rest of my troops are.*
*My remaining siege weapons begin firing anti-infantry rounds at your troops near the siege weapons.* *The Orc Archers continue the fire-wall.*
Tul Generas of the Orcs, Darthraxx of the dragon Knights. I RP, and have lots of fun.
