Yeah, I've seen battles where a clever use of the land and a few well-timed diversions turned the tide. A narrow pass can funnel the enemy, a sudden ambush on a flank can break their line. It's all about turning the environment into an ally and striking where they least expect it. The less you need to bring into battle, the more you can win.

You’re right—silence can be the deadliest weapon, more than any cannon. A quiet strike from the shadows takes the enemy off guard and wins the fight before they even realize what hit them.You’re right—silence can be the deadliest weapon, more than any cannon. A quiet strike from the shadows takes the enemy off guard and wins the fight before they even realize what hit them.

True. A strike from the unseen edge can bring the war to your feet before the enemy even knows the ground shifted.