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It is Fall, and the harvests are gathered as most of Wang Lang's territory is taken. With more troops coming to your side and a good harvest this year, you take a day of rest and celebration for your men. Your men and soldiers throw a feast outside of town and you have the day to yourself before you move out.

>Go see how [insert officer] is doing
>Enjoy the time with the soldiers and get to know them
>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them

>>33411220
>>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them

Let's build popular support

>>33411220
>>Go see how [insert officer] is doing
Lingqi

>>33411220
>Go see how [insert officer] is doing
>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them

Could we throw a small feast?

If not,
>lingqi

yay, my favorite quest; hopefully you can stay for a full session this time.

>>33411220
>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them

>>33411220
>>Go see how [Lingqi] is doing
Time's a ticking. Have to get the waifu and work on heirs

>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them

We are going to be ruling over these people soon, might as well start making a good impression.

>>33411220
This was brought up at the end of the last thread but
>>Throw a small feast for all of your officers
They all deserve it and it'll be a good way to hang out with everyone and also get everyone to get to know one another.

>>33411220
>>Enjoy the time with the soldiers and get to know them

The army is the foundation of the state. Especially Lu Bu's state.

>>33411307
Yes, this. Feast for the officers.>>33411220

>>33411220
>>Go see how [Lingqi] is doing

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I wonder if we'll become Sima Yan-tier with our women once we get really up there in power.
Also, yaaaaaay, favorite quest ever is here again.

>>33411220
>>Go see how [insert officer] is doing
Linqi

>>33411220
>>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them

>>33411220
>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them
Let's begin to cultivate popular support and benevolence. We can party with the officers and Song Xian after Wang Lang is defeated?

>>33411220
>Go see how lingqi is doing

>>33411220
>>Go see how [insert officer] is doing
Lingqi

>>33411220
Share some food with the peasants and get to know them.

>>33411220
>>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them
Time to raise our popularity with the people. We don't want to have to mow down any more homegrown militias like before again.

I don't think we can go wrong here.

Lingqi would be useful since we do want to get as much of it done while we are against scrub tier enemies and not the Sun Clan.

Building support among the people is always important, same for military although they already have a reason to like and respect us.

Song Xian? Scrub officer can wait until Wang Lang's head is mounted on the city walls.

ROTK11 bro from last thread:

pls upload your scenario
Looked awesome

>>33411220
>Go see how [Lingqi] is doing

>>33411220
>Go see how [Lingqi] is doing

>>33411220
>>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them

>>33411220
Raian we should really get the general who defected and the administrator guy on the pastebin just to keep track of them as resources.

>>33411479

Fan Neng and Yan Jun?

>>33411220
>Go see how Lingqi is doing

>>33411518
Yeah.

>>33411220
>>Go see how [insert officer] is doing
Lingqi

>>33411220
>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them

Man. All three seem good. But we want the people to like us more than they ever did Wang Lang.

Gentlemen, been watching the 2010 Three Kingdoms again.

I have an idea to attack the city before we even do so.

There must be some traffic still going in and out of the city right now as its not fully under siege.

We Post flyers and town criers in the major intersections before the city so that news can travel into it, we might also attempt to infiltrate saboteurs inside.

We announce our intention to march upon the city and lay siege to it later in fall.

We will march with full force of our might, that Lu Bu has taken the head of the bandit leaders and is marching to reinforce.

Victory is no longer in doubt, all that remains is how long it takes and how many people die and suffer.

We call upon Wang Lang to capitulate and surrender. We will guarantee his safety and he will be able to retire in peace. In doing so, he saves countless soldiers and townsfolk from suffering and death in the siege.

We also call upon any soldiers or leaders of the city, should Wang Lang refuse to surrender to us. We call upon them to capture or kill Wang Lang and present the city to us. Wealth and a high position will be offered to those involved and all soldiers will be pardoned and still allowed to return to their homes.

We attack him mentally before we even do so. He'll be cornered by his leaders to accept surrender and he'll have to keep looking over his shoulder in case of betrayal.

A few months of this will fuck with him.

>>33411220
>Go see how lingqi is doing

>>33411220
>>Go see how [Lingqi] is doing

>>33411220
>Enjoy the time with the soldiers and get to know them
>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them

How about a small feast for everyone? Perhaps not all peasants just the more important ones.

>>33411220
>>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them

Need more popular support.

Whats more, we can always find Lingqi. This is one of the few events to help popular support.

>>33411220
>>Go see how [Lingqi] is doing

>>33411203
Food for the peasants. We can save celebrations with Lingqi and our military AFTER we secured the region. As is, we need to make sure we can keep some supplies going and prevent attacks at our rear.

>>33411591
Honestly we should've done what Sun Ce did, and simply ride our 2000 Horses directly to Wang Lang and killed him like that.

>>33411220
>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them

>>33411220
>>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them

>>33411220
>Go see how [Lingqi] is doing

>>33411635

No sense crying over spilled milk.

Look to what we can do now.

>>33411665
But what about next time?

>>33411220
>>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them

>>33411220
>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them
Secure the area before waifuism.

>>33411220
>Go see how [Linqi] is doing

>>33411428
http://www.mediafire.com/download/m06zzwuj781dxno/Zhu_XingSCEN002_.S11

Download to the media/scenario folder, then rename it to 'SCEN002.S11'.

Just tested it, and it loads fine. There is a bug where Lu Bu and Liu Biao's armies have Japanese test in their name for some reason. I'll also have to move Zhou Xin into Wang Lang's Army.

>>33411678

Then propose the strategy with reasoning at an appropriate time?

>>33411220
>>Go see how Lingqi is doing

>>33411678

Thats in the future.

Right no this is a siege.

>>33411220
>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them

>>33411220
>Go see how [insert officer] is doing
Lingqi

>>33411591

I can support this.

Didn't Cao Cao do this before his invasion of the south?

>>33411220
>Go see how [insert officer] is doing
Lingqi

>>33411220
>>Share some food with the peasants, and get to know them

>>33411220
>>Go see how [insert officer] is doing
Lingqi

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>>33411746

>>33411220
>Go see how lingqi is doing

>>33411746

He did.
>>33411788 Perfect.

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Lingqi has done exceptionally well in the last battle, killing the enemy general Zhou Xin and having led the cavalry together with you to rout the enemy. And as ever, you find yourself infatuated with the girl for better or worse. You decide to take the time to see her.

You move around the camp as soldiers are eating merrily and laughing in mirth. The smell of stew and beef is heavy in the air and all around the camp you can see the fumes of food rising in the air. Morale is certainly high around the camp.

One of the soldiers sitting around a fire gets up to greet you, and when you ask where Lingqi is, he informs you that she in her tent eating alone.

"Err... General, no one is allowed ten feet near of Lady Lingqi's tent. With all due respect, perhaps you should stay away to not anger her."

You scoff with a wave of your hand. You're the commanding general here. You find Lingqi's tent, an announce your presence as you walk inside moving the flaps of the tent.

"Lingqi h-"

A chopsticks comes flying forward and hits you squarely on the head with a thud. You wince slightly in pain with a hand on your forehead.

"I specifically ordered no one comes near my place of rest."

You look at Lingqi, who is eating a small meal on her table. She is still in her black-clad armor, and her halberd is set aside near her bed. Her frows are burrowed and she looks at you with a frown.

"What do you want?"

>I wanted to congratulate you for the last battle.
>I was wondering if we could eat and chat together.
>I want to discuss plans for the next battle...

>>33411815
>>I wanted to congratulate you for the last battle.

>>33411815
>>I wanted to congratulate you for the last battle.

>>33411699
You're godly.
Thanks, anon.

>>33411815

You waifufags are on your own for this shit.

The key to the south was popular support but nooo, waifuism.

>>33411714
I'm not that guy, but as is, it's harvest season and fall. If we fight over the winter, it's likely going to end badly for us.

I say we secure the lands around the place, cut off supply lines, and try to damage their supplies and warehouses. It may demoralize the enemy and have the peasants inside try to get out so they don't starve to death during the winter.

>>33411815
>>I wanted to congratulate you for the last battle.
>>I was wondering if we could eat and chat together.

Not seeing why one can't lead into the other.

>>33411815
>I wanted to congratulate you for the last battle.

>>33411847

How cold are Southern China/Wu territories during winter?

Fighting during winter is never a good thing, but we could have more time for campaigning since we aren't in Northern China.

>>33411847

It's already been said that their supplies are sufficient to last for a year, even if we siege them. Also if you read last thread, all the land has been secured, save for the city.

When we siege, its either to pin them for a year or a quick campaign to conquer the city within 3 months or so.

>>33411815
>I wanted to congratulate you for the last battle.
We really need to start congratulating our other generals at this rate, though.

>>33411815
Gods damn it, you stupid waifu lovers. This is going to bite us in the arse. Seriously, couldn't we do both? Because I am getting tired of the quite obvious spammer who wants to see this desolve into another waifu game.

Just.. congradulate her and get back to proper buisness.

>>33411815
>>I want to discuss plans for the next battle...
Though I can kind of guess the tactics she wants to use.

>>33411815
I hereby want to make you my wife to continue my line and combine it with that of Lu Bu's. Stop making me waste turns trying to court you you frigid bitch.

>>33411815
>I was wondering if you had come out of the thoughts that had plagued you the last time we had fought
>We should fight again, I have not had a true victory against you until we are both at 100%

>>33411919
>This is only the second time we've actually used a turn to talk to her

>>33411909
>>33411884
>>33411863
>>33411834
>>33411828
She isn't the type that would appreciate that you know guys.
The very fact that we'd be discussing tactics with her would be compliment enough.

>>33411940
Wait, what? Are you talking about another Lingqi? Cause the one I remember had a chip the size of china on her shoulder about getting recognized for her actions.

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>>33411815
>I want to discuss plans for the next battle...
>>I wanted to congratulate you for the last battle.

>>33411940

She has the strategic acumen of her father.

>>33411940
True. Tactics make sense. Maybe we can suggest some support to the peasantry to ease the siege in the long term?

>>33411984
Nothing has the strategic acumen of her father. Her father has negative strategic acumen.

>>33412007

Lingqi's basically a really competent warrior who has expressed no real interest in strategy or tactics.

Lu Bu Jr.

>>33411815
>>I want to discuss plans for the next battle...

>>33411815
>I want to discuss plans for the next battle...
Also a bit presumptive ordering around her general.

>>33411815
>I wanted to congratulate you for the last battle

>>33411815
>>I was wondering if we could eat and chat together.

I can't care enough to vote on this shit.

Gentlemen, strategies for defeating Wang Lang? Lets at least get this underway.

>>33411591 This seems like a decent low cost move now to make.

When the siege comes, I'm hesitant on using fire, due to the damage to the populace and the people.

Instead, I think we should look to see if we can build siege towers to get onto the walls.

>>33411815
>I was wondering if we could eat and chat together.

>>33411815
>>I want to discuss plans for the next battle...
Will the waifufags leave us alone? There's a time and place for that. Now is not it.

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"You did exceptionally well in the last battle. Even killed an enemy general," you say with a smile, coming over to the table. "I just wanted to congratulate you."

Lingqi frowns even more, placing an elbow on the table and leaning her chin against her hand with legs crossed.

"Oh really? You couldn't have done it in another time? You had to come here for that?"

"Surely. Lord Lu Bu will be pleased once I inform him. And I must keep the praises separate from work, lest the other generals grown jealous."

Lingqi sighs slightly, though she is appeased.

"Well, have a seat since you're here. I was just thinking I had too much food here anyway."

You chuckle at her remarks, and take a seat opposite of her as offered. The food on the table is simple; some seasoned vegetables and a pot of rice and cooked meat as the main dishes. Lingqi casually goes back to eating her food, her legs still crossed and not caring much for table manners as is expected of women in these lands. You pour yourself a drink first.

>Why do you eat alone?
>What do you think of this campaign so far?
>Do you have any word on your sister?

>>33411815
>I wanted to congratulate you for the last battle.

>I want to discuss plans for the next battle...
>>I wanted to congratulate you for the last battle

>>33412074
Is it even a good idea to siege during winter? It's going to be cold and while the enemy is huddled up where it's warm, our troops are going to be freezing. There's a reason why no one fought wars during winter. Since we've failed in getting popular support, we should avoid doing things that'll make us unpopular towards our own troops.

>>33411815
>I was wondering if we could eat and chat together

>>33412131
>>Do you have any word on your sister?

>>33412131
>What do you think of this campaign so far?

>>33412131
>>Do you have any word on your sister?

>>33412131
>What do you think of this campaign so far?
"Hopefully I haven't been too disappointing."

>>33412131
>Why do you eat alone?
I think we're up along with our relationship where we can ask her questions like this.

>>33412131
So we know she feels a lot of responsibility, doesn't particularly like fighting for its own sake, and is currently in a bit of a mood. Hmm.

>Do you have any word on your sister?
Might be the best way to approach this, obliquely.

>>33412131
>>Why do you eat alone?

>>33412131
>What do you think of this campaign so far?

>>33412131
>>Why do you eat alone?

It might help if we're just more direct about this entire thing.

>>33412140

The plan was to start the siege in the fall, so probably sometime soon.

We'll have a few months to attack but after that we still need to mantain the siege inorder to starve them.

>>33412131
>"Well, have a seat since you're here. I was just thinking I had too much food here anyway."

tsun tsun tsun

>>33412241
It won't work.
Remember how Wang Lang has a huge granary?

>>33412131
>>Why do you eat alone?
Let's give this a shot.

>>33412257

Yes and thats exactly why we need to siege to make sure they can't receive supplies on the sly.

Starving them out will take a year so we best get started.

>>33412140

We aren't in the northern plains anymore. Winter isn't as severe down in the south.

The Battle of Changban was in October and Red Cliffs was in the winter. It obviously didn't end well for Cao Cao but that indicates that Winter campaigns are possible, though not ideal.

However, if psychological warfare and ploys don't work, I'd favor an attack on the city so we can consolidate our gains.

>>33412140
The rest of China isn't going to wait. Here in Yangzhou the winters should be mild, and since we control the countryside our supply lines will remain secure. Since our morale is high is Wang Lang was never popular in the first place, there is little risk of revolt.

>>33412131
>>Why do you eat alone?
Philosophical debate?

>>33412131
>Why do you eat alone?
"Fengxian eats together, and he eats merrily, he adores the praise of his generals and friends."
"But you like to eat alone, Lu Lingqi, may I ask why?"

>>33412298

The main problem is the damage to the city and her population.

I wonder if we should hold back on using fire and siege weaponry indiscriminately.

Either that or we allow safe passage for civilians to flee through our lines.

>>33412294
>>33412298

Remember that Yuan Shu's likely our next enemy.

The Sun clan is popular in the south and they are with Yuan Shu. We need these territories quickly so we can start making them ours.

Taking out Wang Lang quickly is ideal here, even if it costs us more soldiers than the alternative.

>>33412241
We have this in the bag long term though as long as no one else tries to attack us.

We control all of the territories surrounding Wang Lang. We should probably focus on fortifying our lands. Minimize losses so we can defend the land we just conquered. We can afford to be patient. Besides if we wait long enough Lu Bu-Senpai might come back after his own conquest and reinforce us and we can take the city easy.

>>33412294
Alright that makes sense. I was thinking that it'd be cold enough that the rivers would freeze

>>33412348
Honestly if we can get someone inside to set fire to the grain then this battle will be over in less than a week.
Speed however is of the essence, considering our position with Yuan Shao and Sun Ce.
That being said, I really wish we could recruit Sun Ce.

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>>33412360
>as no one else tries to attack us.

Wouldn't count on it

Roll 1d100. Avg of 4, lowest dropped.

>>33412360

A year is a long time, we must finish the campaign quickly in order to have time to consolidate our hold.

Besides, Lord Lu Bu charged us with subjugating these lands ourselves, it would be disrespectful for us to rely on him to finish things up.

Rolled 27

>>33412408
OH FUCK PLEASE ROLL HIGH

Rolled 21

>>33412408
Oh shit son

Rolled 63

>>33412408

Rolled 38

>>33412408

Rolled 70

>>33412408

>>33412360

We don't have time.

Yuan Shu is still out there and he might let loose Sun Ce to come against us.

Whats more Lu Bu is no longer in the north, Cao Cao will have a much easier time there and the three brothers may even be killed. He'll then turn to look towards the south.

Also... There will be no succession problems in the Liu camp. Liu Biao will give it to his eldest son since Liu Cong didn't marry his cousin and get the political machinations moving.

>>33412404
We've got a few years on him.

Rolled 67

>>33412431
>>33412430
>>33412425
>>33412423
Worst rolls ever.

Oh man, /tg/ dice why do you hate us so.

We just want a waifu to make heirs with.

>>33412423
>>33412425
>>33412430
>>33412431

LUCKY IN WAR AND NOTHING ELSE

>>33412423
>>33412425
Waifuisim is over. She hates us. Can we move on now?

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>>33412423
>>33412425
>>33412430
>>33412431
ayy lmao

>>33412458
>not having an heir

Do you even dynasty?

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I think Zhou Yun wouldn't be stupid enough to consider taking Lu Bu on in proper battle.
If anything they might join us and attempt to back-stab us, so that should be taken into thought.

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>>33412458
If this doesn't work we move on to trying to NTR Zhuge Liang.

>>33412484
I don't have a problem with that. It's just that we had plenty of other things to do that NEED to be done. This can wait.

Three Kingdoms Quest is up again! Most exciting time of the week has co-

>Waifu faggots insisting we choose waifu for every option whenever its a remote possibility.

Well I'm not surprised, but I had some small hope that /tg/ could actually play an MC as anything but retarded. Winning popular support or at least improving our relations with the generals who we aren't familiar with were the obvious options, oh well guess we'll just have to deal with "WAIFU! XD" for the rest of the quest unless we marry a homely woman of station later on or something.

On the upside at least RoTK was filled with awesome guys doing dumb shit and suffering the consequences for it. So at least Zhu Xin fits in.

>>33412440

He's also likely to have more Yuan soldiers back him since Lu Bu is a much bigger threat now.

I think I posted in another thread about Sun Ce's likely generals: Zhou Yu, Lu Fan, Cheng Pu, Huang Gai, Zhou Tai, Han Deng.

Fortunately, Lu Bu can solo any of these generals in combat and so can Zhang Liao, Taishi Ci, and even us for the most part.

Their generals tend to be much more experienced than our counterparts though. We are very top heavy.

>>33412518
I don't have a problem with that. Fuck benevolence.

>>33412519
Not at the rate turns pass time. None of the other options were mission critical this moment, either.

>>33412523

To be fair, Lu Linqi is a beloved daughter of Lord Lu Bu. Politically it's a real benefit to have her on our side.

>>33412518

Fuck Zhuge Liang. Wei Yan did nothing wrong.

>>33412550
>Fuck benevolence.
But xingcai isn't born yet

>>33412523

You're not the only one upset, anon.

Well chime in on the possible siege plans, then.

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>>33412518
Lianshi is a much more excellent choice who is also in our side of the country.

>>33412600

Disgusting melons, please go

>>33412569
We're pretty much already Lu Bu's most trusted. It doesn't really give us anything we already have.

>>33412600
>NTRing Quan

I can get behind this plan.

>>33412569
Not with those rolls.

This was a waste of time.

>>33412546
Duels won't matter much when we're pitted against some of Wu's future top commanders and Zhou Yu's intellect. Chen Gong's a decent strategist, but he's not a match for Zhou Yu.

I predict Sun Ce/Yuan Shu will be our major enemy for most of this quest, with Cao Cao the endgame. We already need to consider:

>No Lu Bu attacking Puyang means Cao Cao has no distractions while attacking Xu Province
>Assuming Liu Bei still wins, no Lu Bu to backstab him as he faces off against Yuan Shu, but that also means the province is unguarded against Cao Cao

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Lets just go full Sima Yao.
And make EVERY SINGLE GIRL IN THE THREE KINGDOMS OUR CONCUBINE!
ALL THE WAY UP TO 5000!

>>33412624
Liu Bei is going to backstab the shit out of Cao Cao for muh Benevolence. We'll have to see how that turns out for him.

>>33412624

There will also be no succession crisis with Liu Biao's camp. Since Liu Cong didn't marry Lady Cai's daughter, she won't bother stirring shit.

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"Everyone is enjoying themselves today and feasting together. Why do you eat alone here?" you ask taking a sip from your cup.

"None of your business," Lingqi says with a scowl.

"Hah, fair enough," you reply. "But all the others generals and I consider you an equal and a comrade in our force. We worry for you, and hope that you can place your trust in us as we do for you. If there is anything troubling you, feel free to consult me."

Lingqi slightly grumbles. From the expression on her face, you can tell she wants to say something but refrains from doing so. It seems your relationship and ability to talk is not on level enough for the girl to open up. You only chat a bit here and there before leaving Lingqi alone.

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The next day arrives and your men are in good spirits. In a few more months, Winter will come which will make it harder to take Hui Ji. With the city surrounded, you have the option of starving them out; though the city can last another year before running out of supplies. You are however a general that has been tasked with taking the Southlands as soon as possible, and you may feel like taking the city more quickly by fighting. What do you choose to do?

>Attack Hui Ji
>Starve the city out
>Call for a council and ask the opinions of the other generals

>>33412624

Yup, that's why I talked about the experience and intelligence of their generals.

Cheng Pu, Huang Gai, Lu Fan, and Sun Ce are all fairly intelligent generals.

Zhang Liao and our MC (basically Cao Ren) are their matches, but who else?

Gao Shun is a superb cavalry general, but a bit of a specialist. Taishi Ci is an awesome warrior, but how good was he as a general? (Real question, not rhetorical)

Lingqi, Lu Bu, and the 4 Lts are basically trash when it comes to strategy and tactics.

We really need to acquire additional strategists. Yu Fan, Lu Su, and other Wu advisers would be nice.

So I've started reading the novel, turns out Diaochan is the same age as Lu Linqi is in this quest...

>>33412720
>>Call for a council and ask the opinions of the other generals

what a waste of time

>>33412720
>>Call for a council and ask the opinions of the other generals

>>33412569
I have no problem with pursuing Lu Linqi in principle. I just wish people would save courting her for after we've actually gotten some significant victories and proven ourselves a capable leader and warrior to the other major players in the faction. We get by on being Lu Bu's trusted friend, but we haven't done much to solidify the loyalty of anyone (troops, peasants, ministers etc) that we work with and instead spend our time chasing after a girl who would probably be more receptive after we've kicked a bit more ass and proven ourselves competent.

>attempt to burn the capitals Granaries
>Roll up with a fuck ton of food & established supply lines
>Offer to feed the city if Wang lang capitulates
>laugh as the city tears itself apart
>Profit

>>33412720
>>Call for a council and ask the opinions of the other generals
Also, fuck using rolls to decide on shit like that, it's fucking pathetic.
And inconsistent, considering we haven't done it at all before.

>>33412720
>Call for a council and ask the opinions of the other generals

For Zhang Liao's opinion, really

>>33412720
>Call for a council and ask the opinions of the other generals

>>33412720
>Call for a council and ask the opinions of the other generals

It makes me laugh seeing even the tg dice shun and curse the waifu fags.
I'd say for them to learn their lesson, but I'm sure they won't.

>>33412720
Call a council.

>>33412748
>significant victories
What, like blowing up a 10k man strong army and taking over the entire province?

>but we haven't done much to solidify the loyalty of anyone
Why did everyone vote to ignore one of our generals when we had a free chance to improve his relationship, again?

>>33412778
>What, like blowing up a 10k man strong army and taking over the entire province?

Thats not even complete yet.

>>33412748
Yeah, the biggest problem here is that we're trying to 'make sure we have an heir', but our position is very shaky and could collapse at any moment. We can worry about marriage when our lands are stable and secure, not when we hold a single city and outlying villages and are surrounded by enemies.

>>33412720
>>Call for a council and ask the opinions of the other generals
All ideas must be laid out.

>>33412720
>Attack Hui Ji
>Call for a council and ask the opinions of the other generals

Going to attack, but maybe the generals have suggestions that can help increase the effectiveness.

>>33412771
Of course it won't. They'll just go "oh, it's teegee dice"
But you know, if we didn't actually fucking need dice to do conversation skills, then maybe we'd already be in bed with the damn woman, or rejected entirely.

>>33412784
One city with no support is left. This is mop up.

>>33412720
>Call for a council and ask the opinions of the other generals

I'm up for >>33412751

>>33412748

I was actually re-reading the quest last week and tried to look at our MC's battle record.

Zhu Xing has been a fairly good general so far.

His last defeat was at Chang'an, which we all remember, but he's won all his victories since then. He also took top credits for the letter ploy, and his successful southern campaign so far.

Zhu Xing has been very good when it comes to open field battles, but he's incredibly cautious when the enemy holds favorable defensive terrain.

It's worked out well for him in some ways, and poorly in others.

Overall, he's done pretty good so far.

>>33412798

A 'mop up' that takes year. Troops of at least 4-6k and the final enemy general in a fortified city.

That is no mop up, this is a last boss.

>>33412724
Yu Fan will be a bit tricky, as he was a direct and abrasive person, he might get along poorly with Lu Bu. Lu Su will also be difficult to find, he was just living on a farm when Zhou Yu came upon him. We'll need a lot of luck and some negotiating to get proper strategists, but that's what we need the most at the moment.

>>33412810
>but he's incredibly cautious when the enemy holds favorable defensive terrain.
Now. Remember Chang an.

>>33412720
Bloody hell do I hate dice for stuff like this. Well, we screwed up because of that, so let's get a game plan together.

>>33412833
>Last boss
>Laughing Cao cao.gif

>>33412810
Yeah, he's pretty good. But nothing outstanding. Of course most outstanding generals are simply lucky.

>>33412837

My plan was to have Yu Fan as our personal strategist and part of our retinue. This should work since Lu Bu promised us our own city to govern.

He won't survive long if he's Lu Bu's direct subordinate. Reading up on him, I was amazed that he survived so long without some shanking his ass.

>>33412833
Who will lose if he goes for an open field battle, knows this, and has let us take over the entire province because of it.

This guy isn't a last boss. He's a speedbump.

>>33412751

Those are currently held in the city and are sufficient for a year.

>>33412720
>>33412751
This seriously has some merit to it

>>33412866
That sounds good, our top generals are reasonable people that are concerned with getting the job done and won't react violently to someone like Yu Fan. Lu Su would be an excellent diplomat, administrator, and adviser.

>>33412720
>>Attack Hui Ji
Waiting a year is stupid and takes too long, I hope you all realize how stupid and incompetent it sounds for us to take an entire year just to seize one castle that doesn't even belong to anybody noteworthy.

Besides, who's to say we won't be attacked by another enemy sometime in that year? Keep in mind we're not the only ones here.

I say take it now, before it gets any harder for us.

>>33412778
That's a single victory, but we need to prove that we're worthy of being Lu Bu's right hand, and that's a big shadow to step out of. If we had sealed the deal and caught Wang Lang before he got to safety that would have been a much bigger feather in our cap.

Don't forget we also have to live down the blunder of leaving the emperor exposed and vulnerable because we wanted to hang with sempai. That's going to take some doing. To be fair to Zhu Xing though, he's still young and is doing well despite a few set backs here and there. So I think he's at least on the right track.

>>33412866
>>33412920

>One day, when Sun Quan travelling on horseback, he asked Yu Jin to ride beside him. Yu Fan saw that and shouted at Yu Jin, "You're a surrendered prisoner-of-war. How dare you ride side-by-side with my lord!" He wanted to hit Yu Jin with his horsewhip but Sun Quan ordered him to stop

>Yu Fan objected and urged him to execute Yu Jin. Sun Quan did not listen to Yu Fan. On the day of Yu Jin's departure, Sun Quan's subjects, including Yu Fan, came to see him off. Yu Fan told Yu Jin, "Don't you ever think that there are no great persons in Wu. It is just that my advice was not heeded."

>Mi Fang's men closed the gates so Yu Fan was unable to pass through. Yu Fan was furious and he shouted, "You leave the gates open when they are supposed to be closed, and you close them when they are supposed to be opened. Is this what you should be doing?"

>Once, when Sun Quan and Zhang Zhao were talking about immortals, Yu Fan pointed at Zhang and shouted, "They are all dead people but yet you call them immortals. How can there be immortals in this world?" At this point, Sun Quan could no longer tolerate Yu Fan so he exiled him to Jiao Province

This guy is fucking hilarious

>>33412720
I really hate it when dice decide something like his, it feels really stupid.
It promotes relying on the dice rather than learning the character and how they function, what they like and what they hate.
It just all lies on the die, and that's not something it should ever rest on

>>33412897
what are Saboteurs?

If it fails to bring the conflict to an end it serves to bring Wang lang ill will.

If it ends the conflict we come across as benevolent & kind.

either way we win

>>33412720
>Attack Hui Ji
Just attack already.

>>33412751
Sounds good. I wonder if those bandits would be useful for this kind of sabotage.

>>33412922

I haven't read many posts in support of sieging this fucking castle for a year.

People just want to call a council first, because why the hell not?

>>33412964
Time for anther Xu Chang

>>33412938
Keep in mind rolls also take into account our stats. I think it was appropriate given that it was an important point in the conversation and all the nuances involved can't be determined by the players.

>>33412948

We will need to infiltrate the city first.I'm not against the plan. I just thought that you might have thought that the graneries were outside the city.

>>33412720
CALL FOR A COUNCIL

I propose we pull a Cao Cao.
We send a 500-1000 of our weakest men to attack the walls, they will fail, obviously.
And then we retreat, as if to rally and re-couperate our forces. This will make Wang Lang drunk on victory, and attempt to attack us on the open fields, as he no longer has a competent strategist

>>33412998
That just promotes spamming till the dice are good enough. I don't particularly like it.

>>33413015

I doubt he'll be that stupid.

We wacked off his commanders and killed off more than half of his army.

Hes not going to fall for something like this.

>>33412998
I wouldn't mind it so much If Raian actually let us build up our CHA stat, but no, we spend all of our sessions devoted to war, and even when we plan or talk or anything in the middle, it does not help.

>>33412974

You are incorrect for many, many reasons.

The first being that it was Chang'an and not Xuchang.

The second being that we massively outnumber Wang Lang at this point.

The third being that an unsuccessful assault is unlikely to reverse our gains, merely inflict losses and perhaps force us to starve them out.

The fourth being that the enemy is being lead by Wang Lang without any of his capable generals (since we killed them all), and not Jia Xu.

>>33413015

Wang Lang might be incompetent, but he's not Lu Bu.

>>33413047
We haven't had a stat up in 5 threads, anon. Over a month.

>>33413022
I don't think so, since we have so few chances.

>>33413039
Liu Bei did, and he didn't even have a numbers advantage.

>>33413047
That's less Raian and Lu Bu fags wanting Cha & Pol to be our dumpstat

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>>33413078
Shufag pls.

>>33413015
>>33413039

Also keep in mind this would make us VERY unpopular in our own army.

We want people to like us, right?

>>33413053
It was Liu Bei that was tricked like that anon, not Lu Bu.

>>33413047

You serious? No stat-ups until campaign ends. And CHA can go up during war sessions, since most of the session is spent on planning and social interactions anyway.

>>33413078

>Not wanting Pol to be our dump stat

You can't be a mediocre jack of all trades when you are a general. That's why we recruit advisers like Yu Fan and Yan Jung into our retinue.

>>33413047

Raian said we'll get our stat up at the end of this campaign. Lets work towards it.

>>33413078

I still support Pol as the dump stat. Cha is way too useful.

>>33413094
>Implying
Remember when Cao Cao had people defecting left right and centre for those devious plans?
Yeah, neither do I.

>>33413093
>Shufag
>Not recognizing Cao Cao was the perfect fucking example of a jack of all trades.

>>33413094

What? The plan won't work because a blind child could see it coming not for whatever you are talking about.

>>33412998
Yeah, having the roll is the whole reason why Charisma is a thing. I'm sure if our relationship improves enough we probably won't even have to roll to talk about that particular subject and for more important dialogs I'm sure they will be more involved than simply rolling the dice anyway.

>>33413094
This. Let's try some subterfuge in preparation, then bombard the city for a month or two and see what develops.

>>33413126
At least you're honest about wanting to cripple us.

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You decide to hold a council to determine your next move. The generals gather around the main tent and table once again. When everyone is present, you nod and begin.

"Generals, first, I would like to thank you all for making this campaign a success so far. Wang Lang's defeat has only been accomplished with your help. However, the city of Hui Ji still stands, and as long as Wang Lang lives, he may return to attack our conquered lands. Winter is coming soon, and we have the option of keeping this city at bay until they starve while the other forces return to Jian Ye to rest, or we may attack the city now. What say all of you?"

"Retreating and waiting out a year shows a poor demonstration of a warrior," Song Xian states flatly. "I do not want to go back without having taken the city."

"Agreed," Lingqi responds. "We already retreated in the Summer when we could have pursued and defeated Wang Lang. It would be humiliating for us and for my Father's name if we go stand still once again."

Zhang Liao rubs his chin, contemplating the manner before speaking.

"I think we should take Hui Ji as well. There is still Yuan Shu to the north, and I worry should he attack us if we keep delaying our campaign. Should he attack and Wang Lang move out in response, it may spell trouble for our forces."

It seems the majority have stated to take Hui Ji. You can the council now and begin your task, or ask for more opinions on taking Hui Ji.

>Begin the attack on Hui Ji
>Ask advice on taking Hui Ji

>>33413126
Actually Cao Cao was a hero of all trades, only stat that was mediocre was war.
This is the same for Liu Bei, Sun Quan...

>>33413144
You're calling Liu Bei a blind child now?

>>33413166
>>Ask advice on taking Hui Ji
Cunning plans?

>>33413166
>>Ask advice on taking Hui Ji

>>33413166
>>Ask advice on taking Hui Ji

>>33413053

I agree with this guy.

We need to take this castle NOW.

Even if it's a siege, we still have more advantages than disadvantages, we have way more to gain than to lose.

>>33413166
>Ask advice on taking Hui Ji

>>33413166
ask advice on taking hui ji

>>33413166
>Ask advice on taking Hui Ji
We've never done a siege before. Any advice?

>>33413166
We weren't really asking for that reason Raian....only reason why war council's relevant is because we're literally retarded when it comes to battle

>>33413166
>>Ask advice on taking Hui Ji

Raise this: >>33411591 as a possible plan while infiltrating the saboteurs.

>>33413160
Nigga dah fuq you talking about? expanding on stats that aren't war oriented is a good thing.

>>33413166
>Ask advice on taking Hui Ji

also mention >>33412751 as a possibility to the council.


>>33413185
Point still stands though.

>>33413232
>Jack of all trades
>Useful
>Ever

You want us to be a mook forever.

>>33413166
>>As Advice on taking Hui Ji

And I want to second >>33413212. That sounds like a good idea

Our War is already 85 unbuffed, that's very high compared to most generals. We need to work on, at the least, Leadership and Charisma.

>>33413166
>>Ask advice on taking Hui Ji

>something didn't go our way
>time to whine and complain
>there were literally like 5 times where training a stat was an option

I can't wait until we actually lose a battle when going against someone like Sun Ce or Cao Cao.
>wahhh railroad
>wahhh not enough hints on silver plattet
>wahhh QM just wants to see us fail

>>33413232
If we want to get to Cao Cao's level, with the current way we're going, we'll be about 40 before we reach his base stats, not including the possible huge stat leap we'll have after this campaign

>>33413265
>most generals
None of the actual good ones we're worried about, so no. You have to be in the 90's to really count yourself among the heroes.

>>33413207

The collective decisions have been pretty good so far.

Our only problem has been that we are far too cautious when it comes to assaulting enemy positions when they have favorable terrain.

But that's not a fatal weakness and it will likely be balanced out.

>>33413232

If we had 449 points to dole out, we could be the second coming of Cao Cao.

But we don't, we have limited number of points to allocate due to the nature of these games.

I can see why CHA would be useful in our position, Pol is the least useful out of bunch for many reasons including the fact that we can have political advisers.

WAR and LDR will always be our bread and butter stats since those are stats we have to rely on the most. INT is also incredibly useful, but can be supplemented by intelligent strategists.

>>33413265
>that's very high compared to most generals.
Among war only generals it's pretty fucking terrible actually.
We need to be pushing 90s to be fighting most major generals equally

>>33413281
But we're already 89 buffed. Are we really expecting to suddenly be on the level of the greatest generals of the era right off the bat? We don't need to try to be a second Lu Bu.

So this quest got me back into RoTK X again. I had forgotten how relaxing the game is.

I'm still just as awful at the debates as I remember being, though.

>>33413311
>part 9
>runs once a week
>right off the bat

nigger, what?

>>33413265

We are the 4th strongest general in our own (admittedly top heavy) faction.

I get your point and think LDR is a big priority since WAR kinda buffs itself on its own accord. But we aren't an ultimate badass.

We can beat Zhang Liao and Taishi Ci if we get decent rolls but we are still slightly weaker than them.

>>33413311
Lu Bu is about 105.
Most major enemy generals, such as Dian Wei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, lie on the upper 90s.

>>33413331
Lingqi is probably better than us too, we just rolled really really damned well in her duel.

>>33413166
>Ask for advice, but give our own thoughts.
Honestly? Unless we can end this fast, we may need to resort to low methods to shorten the seige. Targeting their vast food stores could work, but it's going to REALLY screw with the locals and make us hated among them.

Might be a good idea to concentrate fire on a section of the wall with our seige and try to bust through the hole as well. Either way, we should likely give the peasants here SOME support so we don't have to worry about revolts behind us. Perhaps as a thank you for putting up with us last night?

>>33413329
It's AD 192. We're not even 10% of the way through .

>>33413166
We have catapults. How long would it take to punch a hole in their walls?

>>33413331
I think we are also younger than them. Zhu Xing is only 20, so after a couple of campaigns I imagine he'll start to hit stride enough to be comparable to the other major players of the era.

>>33413166
Ask advice on taking Hu Ji. Get feed back from the other generals on the proposed schemes. If we can shatter the enemy's morale then hopefully our gains will be much greater and our losses much fewer.

>>33413385
>Targeting their vast food stores could work, but it's going to REALLY screw with the locals and make us hated among them.

We're taking about the government's own stores, those aren't normally available to public anyway.

>>33413349

Nah, we are stronger than her.

>>33413346
>>33413306

Did you guys confuse major enemy generals with the "Biggest Fucking Badasses" of the entire Three Kingdoms?

Or are Cao Ren, Yu Jin, and Yue Jin suddenly weak pieces of shit?

>>33413349
Lingqi's War is 89 in RotTK XI, we're about even.

>>33413385

The food one should be fine as long as we feed all the civilians the moment the city falls.

>>33413385
If we do it as >>33412751 says we roll with a huge amount of food & a stable supply line so that we can troll the city into surrendering by offering them food if they do so.

>>33413448

We also probably passed her in WAR after beating the shit out of her if we want to get meta-gamey.

>>33413493
Potential upgrades are not actual upgrades.

>>33413346
I don't think we're going to be facing the most powerful generals of the era in equal combat in the imminent future.

Even Sun Ce's conquest of Wu is several years off.

>>33413385

Targeting the food supply was a common method of war, and it doesn't breed animosity so long as we can provide immediate assistance after they surrender.

They are likely to put more blame on their incompetent lord for their suffering. We can help spread that message as well.

>>33413507

This campaign is likely to end pretty soon. So unless Wang Lang took steroids, I think we'll be just fine on the WAR front.

>>33413436
>Or are Cao Ren, Yu Jin, and Yue Jin suddenly weak pieces of shit?

We're also a match for Huang Gai, Han Dang and Guan Ping.

"Generals, do you have any suggestions on taking Hui Ji? I wish to take it as quickly as possible before the dread of Winter. A straight up siege may take too long."

"We bombard them for a few days, then commence an all our attack," Song Xian states. "We should be giving no rest to the enemy and make them surrender as quickly as possible."

"Morale is the key force here," Gao Shun says. "The enemy has already lost numerous battles, and they have been holed up in the city for months now. If the General can find a way to deplete their spirit, we should be able to take Hui Ji easily."

"I am in agreement," Zhang Liao states with a nod. "I have heard Wang Lang to be a cowardly man, if not pragmatic. If we should show him defeat is imminent, then he should surrender. As for any ploys and the like... I am afraid that is Master Chen Gong's expertise, not mine. Perhaps you can focus on letting the enemy know that our numbers are larger than theirs. Or attempting to rile the populace that live in the city."

With the advice given, you nod and decide to move out your forces. Your troops march only a short day toward Hui Ji, and in no time, the city can be seen. Alarms rise through the city when your army approaches, and soldiers move to the walls to defend. All in all the enemy has around 4000 troops, while you have amassed an army of 10,000. You have an adequate amount of siege weapons and your supply lines are good enough that you no longer need to worry for supplies. The city walls are moderately strong, and the gates are heavily monitored that it seems people can no longer enter or leave the city. How do you proceed with this battle?

>Begin bombarding the enemy with siege weapons for a couple of days
>Commence an all out attack
>Taunt the enemy with insults
>other various, write-in ploys

>>33413547
>Han Dang
Who?

>>33413559

Dammit Raian.

The reason why that earlier ploy was suggested earlier was because the enemy would shut its gates on our approach.

>>33413597
There are no brakes on this train.

>>33413564

>Not knowing about Han Dang

One of Wu's strongest generals? They put him in Dynasty Warriors so even casuals should know about him now.

>Begin bombarding the enemy with siege weapons for a couple of days
>Taunt the enemy with insults

>>33413597
Oh well, this is still a battle we can probably win easily enough.

>>33413559
>Begin bombarding the enemy with siege weapons for a couple of days
>other various, write-in ploys

Start digging tunnels small ones mind you, small enough for maybe a dozen men to infiltrate the city.

>>33413559
>Begin bombarding the enemy with siege weapons for a couple of days
But also send in letters stating that everybody in the city will be unharmed if Wang Lang surrenders immediately. State that Lu Bu will be arriving soon with an additional force of 10000 troops to lay siege to the city.

> tg is bad at courting women

news at 11 you bunch of permavirgins

>>33413627
>doesn't get the joke

This thread is really full of humourless lesbians, isn't it?

>>33413627
Han Dang's gimmick in DW is that nobody notices him and his efforts. Whenever he's assigned a task, he's shocked that somebody noticed his presence.

>>33413559
>>33413597

No brakes on the train.

>other various, write-in ploys
Use our siege weapons to deploy letters of >>33411591.

Lots of containers, lots of letters.

ALL SHALL SEE OUR WORDS.

>>33413559
>>Begin bombarding the enemy with siege weapons for a couple of days

Once we do lent a letter asking Wang Lang to surrender in exchange for favorable treatment. He must know he stands no chance of success
Do not antagonize him..

>>33413559
>>Begin bombarding the enemy with siege weapons for a couple of days
>Taunt the enemy with insults
>other various, write-in ploys

1. Challenge the enemy to duels to shame them and demoralize their morale. They no longer have any generals capable of beating us.

2. Offer gold tassel reward and promotion to any who bring Wang Lang's head

>>33413674

Oh, this is good.

Send our letters over the walls.

>>33413666
>>33413673

I didn't play DW 8, I just know he was included.

>>33413597
>has had numerous plans ignored over the course of this quest
>expected this time to be different

You people are suckers for punishment.

I say we use the catapults....

But, we catapult oUR MEN

ONCE THEY GET INSIDE WE WILL ASSAULT HUI JI FROM INSIDE AND OUT.

>>33413718
Call them Manapults from now on.

>>33413559
>Begin bombardment
>Other ploys
Have men chat loudly about our situation. How we have them completely surrounded, outnumbered, and that if this goes on, Lu Bu will likely arrive and end things. If letters won't go through, word of mouth will.

>>33413559
>>33413674
Letters to show people they have a chances at getting out alive.

>>33413718
I think we would need the wing suits to make that work.

>>33413718
...or we catapult letters into the city to tell them how favorable it is to surrender rather than to be mowe down by our 10,000 men. Scare them. Tell them surrender now and we pardon most of them, or we rape and slaughter EVERYONE. Because deep down they know we can.

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>>33413718
GENIUS

>>33413675
I like this plan. Demoralize them and offer gold to anyone who brings us Wang Lang's head.

Wang Lang has no one left to really help defend him.

We can also try bluffing Wang Lang. Like saying "Lu Bu is on his way to fortify our position in a month."

Of course if none of this stuff works we can just war our way through.

>>33413766

If we saved the heads of our enemies, we could bombard them with em.

>>33413797
We have one helmet. Not much of a bombardment, but it might hurt someone's feelings.

>>33413559
>Begin bombarding the enemy with siege weapons for a couple of days
>other various, write-in ploys
One day of bombardment followed by one day of letters
>>33413674
Rinse and repeat.

>>33413795

We can bombard them with both siege and letters.

Since the letters will be addressed to both him and the people, he'll have to keep looking over his shoulder till hes dead or surrendered.

>>33413718
Speaking of which, I remember Genghis Khan used a similar tactic, catapulting the dead bodies of the enemy soldiers to severely demoralize them. We could keep that in mind for future sieges, it's the most bad ass way to demoralize the enemy.

Aside from letters, lets catapult dead animals

Die by the plague

>>33413805
Leave the Helmet alone. She's a valuable commander even if she's a klutz.

>>33413824
It also helps spread disease and really pisses off the populace.

>>33413824
Man, if only we could be Temujin 1000 years early.

>>33413824

its one of the SOPs in heavy sieges.

Hell, its even used in The Return of The King.

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>>33413718
>Houken be my name

>>33413842

Do we really want to kill off the civilians who will be the backbone of our economy and recruiting base?

>>33413824
That sounds awesome and would most likely be really effective.

The one possible downside would be we would likely get a reputation as a barabarian, although I don't personally see that as a problem

>>33413864

Something to consider for future sieges.

At least we shouldnt do it in what will be our territory.

>>33413864
Barbarians get all the bitches. Willingly or not.

>>33413864

Reputation matters a lot in the Three Kingdoms era, particularly when our lord is Lu Bu.

>>33413878
Mah nigga we Concubine lord now.

>>33413864
It'd be better to save that for really tough sieges where getting the populace very pissed off at us is an acceptable loss.

>>33413842
>>33413824
We don't want to fucking kill our populace.

>Bombard the enemy for a few days, then send letters of surrender.

Roll 1d100, avg of 4, lowest dropped.

Rolled 36

>>33413949

Rolled 61

>>33413949

Bombard them with Yu Mi's helmet

Rolled 97

>>33413949
Be merciful

Rolled 81

>>33413949

DIE

Rolled 45

>>33413949

>>33413961
>>33413972
>>33413976
Goddamn.

>>33413559
begin bombarding the enemy with siege weapons for a couple of days

Rolled 77

>>33413949
>>33413961
>>33413972
>>33413976

>>33413976
>>33413972
>>33413961
Yes, finally.

Rolled 88

>>33413961
No.

Rolled 87

>>33413957
>>33413961
>>33413972
>>33413976

YESSS.

79.6 AVG

Rolled 7

>>33413949
Well here's hoping.

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>>33413961
>>33413972
>>33413976

Where's that youtube of Cao Cao laughing like a Maniac when we need it?

>>33413949
>>33413961
>>33413972
>>33413976
and the sky was full of fire

Rolled 65

>>33414006
I'm very glad I was late to the roll off...

>>33414030

AS I BECOME DEATH, DESTROYER OF WORLDS

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>>33413957
>>33413961
>>33413972
>>33413976
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-z0DhUVtsA

>>33413961
No! Not Helmet Commander Yumi!

We're going to get the people to surrender Wang Lang to us, rather than getting Wang Lang to surrender the city to us, right?

We promised to take his head.

>>33413961
>>33413972
>>33413976
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05I7wTjF8Cg&list=PLA57AF5CEA0F8D4E7&index=22