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Myriad Reality

@ZAVAZggg
Drake:
These guys we're going up against would make your god look like a mortal. They arent Existential level threats, for nothing. Ive litterally ate gods, yet Tamberlaine bothers me.

@souleaterfan320

We aren't fighting anyone at that level. We're dealing with fodder.

Myriad Reality

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I cannot immediately discern how.

@Disdain

Volume is an important question in defense.

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I think he's talking about a literal physical barrier like a wall made of some real material, not a barrier made of energy or the like.

@Darlit Glitch

And logical defense through personal skill.

Myriad Reality

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Elaborate, please.

@Disdain

Effectively, preventing access to a small region is a trivial task.

Myriad Reality

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No barrier, unfortunately, will last long. One Blood Scribe would take a few minutes to analyze and defeat it—two, accompanied by a Gold Scribe, would have almost no problem.

@Realmatic

Different kind of barrier.

Myriad Reality

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I was under the assumption that we needed as many people as we do because one person alone cannot defend against our enemies.

@Disdain

Setting up a barrier and defending are different concepts.

Myriad Reality

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I believe we only need the information from each point. Unless I am mistaken?
*looks to Seth for confirmation*

@ZAVAZggg

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Can you elaborate? I apologise. We will open up all four access points and leave strong guardians at each?

@Disdain

Precisely. Someone who can prevent our enemies from entering the area.

Myriad Reality

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I am inclined to agree. Losing the element of surprise subjects us to the potential for myriad traps that we cannot possibly anticipate, but with four access points to attack and twelve people, we will lose the element at some point. X, do you have any objections? Martyn?

@Disdain

We could very well open all entry points at the same time and then leave key individuals to guard those as they wait for the other team.

Myriad Reality

bed, ned

@Realmatic

Night.

Myriad Reality

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None that I can think of? Which sort of direct and swift approach?

@Realmatic

Blowing a hole above the access point, plugging in the device, and leaving.

Myriad Reality

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Hired hands, Scribes of all kinds, presumably loyal to Tamerlaine, but potentially more interested in life than money. Do with them what you will.

@Realmatic

Then the disadvantage of a direct and swift approach?