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exboyfil

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2. But commanders fighting from fortified positions

Reply to hlthe2b (Reply #1)

Tue Apr 30, 2019, 10:49 AM

Apr 2019

Typically put as many men as possible behind those positions. I can see why they only had so much time to trench the given perimeter, but there seemed to be space behind it for more Unsullied than shown.

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Great tactical analysis of Season 8 - Episode 3 of Game of Thrones - Spoilers [View all] exboyfil Apr 2019 OP

well, despite it being a fantasy discussion, the real life term it would seem to me is hlthe2b Apr 2019 #1

But commanders fighting from fortified positions exboyfil Apr 2019 #2

sure.. but I guess it was meant to underscore the magnitude of the forces employed hlthe2b Apr 2019 #3

for many of us the scene from a distance, with the lack of sight and sound ... SleeplessinSoCal Apr 2019 #8

Did any of the Dothraki come back as undead to fight against the living? unblock Apr 2019 #4

I didn't see any exboyfil Apr 2019 #5

Yes. Though hard to tell, I could see several fighting as the dead against the living. Solly Mack Apr 2019 #6

thanks. i would think it had to be the case, but i didn't catch it. unblock Apr 2019 #7

I figure it was for effect more than anything. The greatest fighting force snuffed out in seconds. Solly Mack Apr 2019 #9