Rook & Conqueror
Rook Rook
Conqueror Conqueror
Rook Rook
I’ve been thinking about how the flow of supplies can decide the outcome of a campaign; what’s your take on the best way to keep a front moving forward without losing control of the situation?
Conqueror Conqueror
Control is only as strong as the line that feeds it. Keep supplies moving in disciplined lanes, just as you move men—no surprise routes, no detours. A strict schedule, checkpoints, and loyal couriers keep the front forward and the enemy at bay.
Rook Rook
I agree, a disciplined supply line is the backbone. I’ll make sure the couriers are vetted, checkpoints are secure, and the schedule is rigid—no surprises, just steady progress.
Conqueror Conqueror
Good. A steady line gives the troops certainty and the enemy nothing to exploit. Keep the flow tight and the pressure constant. If you can hold that line, the front will move without faltering.
Rook Rook
Sounds solid. I’ll tighten the route, reinforce the checkpoints, and keep the couriers on a strict timetable. That should keep the pressure steady and the line unbroken.