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On reinforcing an ally, again

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Opening post by Lord 6God · #1

A banner isn't the tag over your name. It's who rides when your gate is burning.

Recall with warning, never in the night. The gap you leave is shaped exactly like your stack.

Tell them what you sent and when it returns home. Surprises on a defended wall help the attacker.

Send the reinforcement you'd want to receive.

Reply 1 by Ser Aldric Mallery · #2

Lord 6God said "The gap you leave is shaped exactly like your stack" — There is no version of this where you are right, and yet here we are again. Still, I will read the next one—that is the part I cannot explain to my wife.

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