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  1. #11
    Memnoch
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    Contesting Castles?

    No, Tripp, I am not intending to do that. I was merely pointing out to
    Eric, from what I believed was a legitimate question with someone confused
    by the rules as stated... I have since come to the conclusion that Eric is
    arguing for the sake of arguing and I am stopping at this point.

    Memnoch
    - -----Original Message-----
    From: lialos@crosslink.net
    To: birthright@MPGN.COM
    Date: Tuesday, April 28, 1998 4:28 PM
    Subject: Re: [BIRTHRIGHT] - Contesting Castles?


    >Benjamin W Loebick wrote:
    >>
    >> It is my opinion that castles cannot be contested, only destroyed by
    >> siege.
    >>
    >> Benjamin
    >
    >It is my opinion that Eric and Memnoch are just trying to fill up all of
    >our mailboxes.
    >
    >Tripp
    >************************************************* **************************
    >>'unsubscribe birthright' as the body of the message.
    >

  2. #12
    Eric Dunn
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    Contesting Castles?

    At 04:48 PM 4/28/98 -0500, you wrote:
    >No, Tripp, I am not intending to do that. I was merely pointing out to
    >Eric, from what I believed was a legitimate question with someone confused
    >by the rules as stated... I have since come to the conclusion that Eric is
    >arguing for the sake of arguing and I am stopping at this point.
    >
    >Memnoch

    Actually, I never argue for the sake of arguing. I don't have near enough
    time for it. I do like hearing differing opinions though. Of course, it's
    always nice to have em backed up by fact, and/or actual quotes from the
    rules, but such is life. :)

    Besides, I did get some points that I think are valid-- IE by Ryan:


    "> I can see that :) but in my game, I would say that if a ruler says "Nope,
    > you can't put a castle in my realm" then it wouldn't happen. He does

    I concur. Building a castle takes thousands of people several
    years or decades, and they are vulnerable to attack while doing so. On
    the other hand, a wizard with a ley line and a Stronghold spell is quite
    capable of dropping a huge castle down in the middle of enemy territory --
    all (s)he needs to do then is defend it."


    Additionally, he writes:

    "One amusing option to explore is the idea of Espionage or
    Character actions to snatch a fully functional castle away from its owner
    and fill it with loyal troops; magic makes such commando raids very
    possible, and the situation provides a great adventure with political
    motivations and consequences."


    I like this idea. That is a cool way to take it over--assuming it's not
    chock full of troops at the time, but either way it's an interesting point
    and a GREAT role playing idea, that I'll just have to use :)

    E

  3. #13
    lialos@crosslink.ne
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    Contesting Castles?

    Benjamin W Loebick wrote:
    >
    > It is my opinion that castles cannot be contested, only destroyed by
    > siege.
    >
    > Benjamin

    It is my opinion that Eric and Memnoch are just trying to fill up all of
    our mailboxes.

    Tripp

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