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Also, Perdan was not sacked "for a full day". The turn immediately following the Sorion/Fontan victory, The Perdan reinforcements arrived and completely obliterated the attackers. They had looting rights in Partora for exactly 12 hours. I think we can all agree that 12 hours is not "a full day". --[[User:Indirik|Indirik]] 03:11, 2 August 2006 (CEST) | Also, Perdan was not sacked "for a full day". The turn immediately following the Sorion/Fontan victory, The Perdan reinforcements arrived and completely obliterated the attackers. They had looting rights in Partora for exactly 12 hours. I think we can all agree that 12 hours is not "a full day". --[[User:Indirik|Indirik]] 03:11, 2 August 2006 (CEST) | ||
| − | :It is a bit of creative writing, but the "sacking" refers also to the first battle in which they damaged the fortifications hugely. Damaging the walls could be | + | :It is a bit of creative writing, but the "sacking" refers also to the first battle in which they damaged the fortifications hugely. Damaging the walls could be construed as sacking; add to that the reinforcements, and the 12 hours of looting time. --[[User:The1exile|The1exile]] 03:19, 2 August 2006 (CEST) |
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Peace with Perdan
Alex, you guys are taking off the claim on Lorient. --Atticus
- Yep, sorry, I haven't proofread this yet. I have another three articles lined up or so. --The1exile 15:51, 1 August 2006 (CEST)
Sacking of Perdan
Also, Perdan was not sacked "for a full day". The turn immediately following the Sorion/Fontan victory, The Perdan reinforcements arrived and completely obliterated the attackers. They had looting rights in Partora for exactly 12 hours. I think we can all agree that 12 hours is not "a full day". --Indirik 03:11, 2 August 2006 (CEST)
- It is a bit of creative writing, but the "sacking" refers also to the first battle in which they damaged the fortifications hugely. Damaging the walls could be construed as sacking; add to that the reinforcements, and the 12 hours of looting time. --The1exile 03:19, 2 August 2006 (CEST)
