Andrew Janssen wrote: > Jefferson wrote: > >>Really? It sounds to me more like the Parglug attack was primarily >>diversionary, and that it succeeded in its main goals of dividing Mir's >>forces and preventing the Burcancy and Parglug from aiding Tana. > > Or, in other words, Tana was the primary target the whole time, and > everyone just assumed the Ice Demons would be attacking through > Torphan-Burcancy-Tanimbar-Sedonia, because that's what they did the > *last* time. > > I guess it's true that generals are always prepared . . . for the > previous war. Huh. I was going to say that we really don't know what's happening in Torphan, but if the attack on Torphan was also diversionary it would explain why exquaestio's rohain were targeted. If Torphan hasn't had a serious war in a generation or so they might not recognize the diversion, but rohain, experienced from the fighting between the Free Cities, would. AND they'd have to be taken out before they could talk to anyone who'd actually encountered the demons in Torphan and have their suspicions aroused. -- Jefferson http://www.picotech.net/~jeff_wilson63/rpg/Exq_Main.html ---------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send mail to celandra-off@phoenyx.net.
