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he has first men blood. i think his great grandmother was a blackwood

Not many Valyrians if any have ever had First men blood and a dragon, she could be the first to ever do it and that is a bit exciting and also worrying. I hope nothing goes wrong and she or Vhagar gets hurt in the process.

GoT: Break the Wheel

GoT: Break the Wheel

Book&Literature · Pretending_Author

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isnt that number to high? he aced all his exams plus was the best during the event. That gave him 419 points. So the maximum amount of points One could achieve in a year are about 500 points. That means the best students need 5 years to get a riolu. Even if they have time for a few extra missions, that price is extrem.

I was not that far off from being able to redeem the chance to get a Togepi. I needed 1800 academy points for the opportunity to go to the Togepi/Togekiss haven. The opportunity to go to the Riolu/Lucario haven was worth 2500 points so that one was still a bit off.

Pokemon Alternate Universe Adventures

Pokemon Alternate Universe Adventures

Anime & Comics · Azrail93

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those are some pretty slow lasers. the military should check them.

The guns charged up and two laser beams were shot at Spider-Man at the same time at supersonic speeds. Just as the bullets were about to hit Spider-Man, Spider-Man flipped upside down in the air, spreading out his arms as if he was embracing his fate but before the bullets could touch him, reb-black lightning crackled around him before he teleported away.

I Am Peter Parker (MARVEL AU)

I Am Peter Parker (MARVEL AU)

Anime & Comics · ashes_

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Replied to skulputulurubug

in what way does it matter, that there are dragons and giants in this world? those miners are humans with tools of the medieval ages. magic doesnt exist in,the seven kingdoms at this point in time. there isnt any reason for the miners to be better than medival miners.

The best method I had was to try and sap the walls, mining underneath them and collapsing a part of it. It would limit the exposure of my men to the enemy until they were actually inside the castle walls. It was quite a long method, but quicker than building a siege tower, as well as the fact that the sappers mining underneath the walls would be former miners who used to work in Casterly Rock, highly skilled professionals who have been mining most of their lives. One method to counter sapping was for the besieged to mine tunnels as well and breach the enemies tunnels before destroying and rendering their tunnel useless. I wasn't too worried about that though, mainly because throughout all my lessons on history and warfare given by Maester Creylen or in books, sapping has never been mentioned, so I can infer that this sieging tactic has never been used or documented in this world.

A Fourth Lion

A Fourth Lion

Book&Literature · SIMA_

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Mining during medival sieges was done by miners. They had the same kind of exp. as the miners in the story. in real live it took them at least one month to successfully mine underneath the wall of a castle. here it takes a week. that is just not realistic. it also doesnt matter what kind of experience the miners have when their tools aren’t modernised. the efficiency can just be increased up to a certain degree. i hope u realise that.

The best method I had was to try and sap the walls, mining underneath them and collapsing a part of it. It would limit the exposure of my men to the enemy until they were actually inside the castle walls. It was quite a long method, but quicker than building a siege tower, as well as the fact that the sappers mining underneath the walls would be former miners who used to work in Casterly Rock, highly skilled professionals who have been mining most of their lives. One method to counter sapping was for the besieged to mine tunnels as well and breach the enemies tunnels before destroying and rendering their tunnel useless. I wasn't too worried about that though, mainly because throughout all my lessons on history and warfare given by Maester Creylen or in books, sapping has never been mentioned, so I can infer that this sieging tactic has never been used or documented in this world.

A Fourth Lion

A Fourth Lion

Book&Literature · SIMA_

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that isnt the problem. trench warfare was popular in sieges in the renaissance. the problem is, that he wanted to end this siege quickly and building trenches and mining underneath a wall takes weeks to months. he is using unrealistic timeframes, in order to use the methods of siege warfare in the story, that he likes. he doesnt use the methods, that realistically could achieve those results forwhatever reason. i dont like that and thats why i complain

"Good, start right away." I gave the order, the sapper ran off towards the column to go start the fire. The column was a long trench that led to the tunnel that the sappers were mining, the column was covered by a triangle shaped roof made of wood, reinforced with iron to withstand the rocks thrown from the castle walls, the gaps in the wood was sealed with a non-flammable adhesive to stop boiling water and pitch as well as an extra layer of dried animal hides. It allowed perfect cover for my men to get right up to the walls without getting injured or killed.

A Fourth Lion

A Fourth Lion

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