Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor (Context Quote)
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Quote
44
15
Thus, the advantages of what might prove to be overwhelming numbers in the field are likely to be nullified at the wall.
44
16
Indeed, if one had two defenders to one attacker hoping to scale the wall, at one time, the defenders would at that point, the point of military interest, outnumber the attackers two to one.
44
17
These simple facts were lost on no one, particularly mercenaries.
44
18
It is no wonder that towns and cities are seldom overcome, save by treachery, subornation, or subterfuge.
44
19
The trident of Clitus darted forth, one prong entering a throat.
44
20
His target, arterial blood bursting forth, tried to hold to the ladder, but, a moment later, lost its grip, and fell, forcing two others, looking up, then half blinded with blood, from the ladder.
44
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Arrows, too, might be fired, largely with impunity, given the crenellations of the parapet, picking targets as they might present themselves, often mercenaries trying to advance ladders to the walls.
Thus, the advantages of what might prove to be overwhelming numbers in the field are likely to be nullified at the wall.
Indeed, if one had two defenders to one attacker hoping to scale the wall, at one time, the defenders would at that point, the point of military interest, outnumber the attackers two to one.
These simple facts were lost on no one, particularly mercenaries.
It is no wonder that towns and cities are seldom overcome, save by treachery, subornation, or subterfuge.
The trident of Clitus darted forth, one prong entering a throat.
His target, arterial blood bursting forth, tried to hold to the ladder, but, a moment later, lost its grip, and fell, forcing two others, looking up, then half blinded with blood, from the ladder.
Arrows, too, might be fired, largely with impunity, given the crenellations of the parapet, picking targets as they might present themselves, often mercenaries trying to advance ladders to the walls.
- (Avengers of Gor, Chapter )