Ever think about the best way to take a heavily fortified position? I have a plan that could make the whole thing a clean sweep.

First strike at dawn, hit the flank that has no armor. Use the river as a diversion—sail a couple of silent boats to a shallow point and push the enemy into a choke. Then move the main force across the bridge in a single column—fast, quiet. At the same time, send a small unit to cut the supply road and destroy the bridges. When the defenders realize the flank is gone, they’ll try to re‑route supplies, but the road will be blocked. You’ll have them in a pocket by noon, and the rest of the army can move in. Keep the timing tight, no room for hesitation.

Got it. Each boat crew gets a 5‑minute window, no slack. The cut on the road must be finished in 10 minutes, or the enemy will reroute. Confirm troop counts, confirm the bridge’s integrity, and double‑check that the column’s speed matches the diversion’s timing. No room for error. All units, stay sharp.