The Five Rings is another really famous military tome. Honestly, most of what Sun Tzu wrote seems to be common sense, but the Five Rings was written by arguably the greatest samurai who ever lived.

On the other hand, Miyamoto Musashi is one of the most epic guys ever.

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He was one of the world's first and greatest trolls.

Sasaki Kojiro: How dare you treat the appointed time of our duel with such frivolity! At least have the dignity to appear on time!

Miyamoto Musashi: Lol. U mad bro?

SK: Yes! Now draw!

MM: K. *smacks Sasaki with boken* gg, I'm out.

Angry Mob: Kill that dishonorable cur!

MM: *Riding away on boat* Nice boat, amiright? Btw, Tokugawa wins. Oops, spoilers. lolz.

I would also recommend reading Sun Tzu's Art of War. There's some pretty good information on how these kinds of wars are waged.

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That Which Consumes Peace: "Sun Tzu was hog wash. What kind of general attempts to talk peacefully before attacking? Attila! Now he was a general!"

Seriously though I feel like we're more like the Huns than the Chinese.

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"The Supreme Art of War is victory without bloodshed"

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That Which Consumes Peace: "Sun Tzu was hog wash. What kind of general attempts to talk peacefully before attacking? Attila! Now he was a general!"

Seriously though I feel like we're more like the Huns than the Chinese.

That Which Consumes Peace: "Sun Tzu was hog wash. What kind of general attempts to talk peacefully before attacking? Attila! Now he was a general!"

"The Supreme Art of War is victory without bloodshed"

I always figured we were closer to the Mongolians than the Huns. Someone who would approach a fortification tell them they can either surrender or have every single man, woman, and child die within the week. If they say yes we keep our word, because if we didn't no one else would surrender, but if they said no than we keep our word, because then no one would surrender.

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The kind whose waiting for the poison in the wine he just gave his rival time to take effect?

I would also recommend reading Sun Tzu's Art of War. There's some pretty good information on how these kinds of wars are waged.

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There will be a lot of bloodshed here.

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Not much bloodshed on my part. Fire tends to cauterise the wounds before they bleed. There will be a lot of flames and smoke, though.

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"Watch the skies and know their nature when planning troop movements. Heavy rain may slow your troops, but not enough will leave them parched and unable to fight."

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Narza can cover weather control. Hailstorms, droughts, blizzards would all destroy crops, slow troop movement, weaken entire areas, and even kill off whole villages if the blizzard is cold enough.

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I vote drought. All vegetation will then be primed for the burning.

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A combo would be good. Only problem is, Narza can't set it on fire. She can push clouds away to prevent rain but can't make stuff heat up or burn

She needs a partner for that lol

Was that not implied?