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While we’ve been tripping aroung with some douchebags around our gorgeous and marevellous castle, some issues:

Castles were primarily structures of war and were built in strife ridden lands. Thus, it was almost inevitable that they would come under attack. Because castles were made with such massive defense fortifications, it was extremely hard to destroy them.

Thus, the goal of a siege army was not to destroy a castle, but to penetrate it. However, this task was also extremely hard. walls, and often a moat. The defender's only hope was that either a friendly. Castles were primarily structures of war and were built in strife ridden lands. Thus, it was almost inevitable that they would come under attack. Because castles were made with such massive defense fortifications, it was extremely hard to destroy them.

Thus, the goal of a siege army was not to destroy a castle, but to penetrate it. However, this task was also extremely hard. walls, and often a moat. The defender's only hope was that either a friendly. Castles were primarily structures of war and were built in strife ridden lands. Thus, it was almost inevitable that they would come under attack. Because castles were made with such massive defense

While we’ve been tripping aroung with some douchebags around our gorgeous and marevellous castle, some issues:

Castles were primarily structures of war and were built in strife ridden lands. Thus, it was almost inevitable that they would come under attack. Because castles were made with such massive defense fortifications, it was extremely hard to destroy them.

Thus, the goal of a siege army was not to destroy a castle, but to penetrate it. However, this task was also extremely hard. walls, and often a moat. The defender's only hope was that either a friendly. Castles were primarily structures of war and were built in strife ridden lands. Thus, it was almost inevitable that they would come under attack. Because castles were made with such massive defense fortifications, it was extremely hard to destroy them.

Thus, the goal of a siege army was not to destroy a castle, but to penetrate it. However, this task was also extremely hard. walls, and often a moat. The defender's only hope was that either a friendly. Castles were primarily structures of war and were built in strife ridden lands. Thus, it was almost inevitable that they would come under attack. Because castles were made with such massive defense

While we’ve been tripping aroung with some douchebags around our gorgeous and marevellous castle, some issues:

Castles were primarily structures of war and were built in strife ridden lands. Thus, it was almost inevitable that they would come under attack. Because castles were made with such massive defense fortifications, it was extremely hard to destroy them.

Thus, the goal of a siege army was not to destroy a castle, but to penetrate it. However, this task was also extremely hard. walls, and often a moat. The defender's only hope was that either a friendly. Castles were primarily structures of war and were built in strife ridden lands. Thus, it was almost inevitable that they would come under attack. Because castles were made with such massive defense fortifications, it was extremely hard to destroy them.

Thus, the goal of a siege army was not to destroy a castle, but to penetrate it. However, this task was also extremely hard. walls, and often a moat. The defender's only hope was that either a friendly. Castles were primarily structures of war and were built in strife ridden lands. Thus, it was almost inevitable that they would come under attack. Because castles were made with such massive defense