"The only question that remained was whether the founders knew the final result of their creation, or if they themselves where the victims of a misunderstanding.
In the latter case it was the duty of any thinking human, to press himself into the front of this depraved movement, to perhaps still prevent the extreme, in the former case the founders of this peoples disease must have been true devils; for only in the brain of a monster - not of a human - could the plan for an organisation take meaningfull form, whose purpose must lead toward the end result of a collapse of human culture and thus to the desolation of the world.
In this case only battle remained as a means of final delivery, battle with any weapons that the human mind, intellect and will are able to comprehend, regardless, of whom fate would gift with it's blessing."
My recruiting dilemma
However on the other hand I find that it's a logistical nightmare in the respect that each of them are only trainable at one location. When I inevitably find myself doing the "Mak-Attack" shuffle with you-know-who, my front line is compromised severely by the fact that Macedonia's large and well-equipped armies pack quite a punch; basically I see a rotation of my legions which seems no big deal, however the sheer multitude of armies my good friend Mak is able to field means that advancing into enemy territory is extremely slow, and sometimes even impossible.
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Originally Posted by Darkside
