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Due to the smaller numbers of the army in comparison to their enemies, the battle tactics of Rupert's Land are very distinct and unique. When on the offense, they utilize guerilla warfare tactics, usually sneaking up on their enemies and striking when least expected, followed by a quick organized retreat. Defensively, the impenetrable walls and massive trenches around Northwest Co. offer a significant homefield advantage. Most underprepared attackers are intimidated by the sight of the city's defenses and leave immediately, while larger and more powerful armies are forced to siege the city rather than attack directly. However, due to the self-sufficiency of the city, sieges are often in vain. Individually, the warriors of the Rupert's Land militia are powerful and well-equipped, making small-scale engagements such as duels, or more commonly, raids on small settlements favorable for the militia.  
Due to the smaller numbers of the army in comparison to their enemies, the battle tactics of Rupert's Land are very distinct and unique. When on the offense, they utilize guerilla warfare tactics, usually sneaking up on their enemies and striking when least expected, followed by a quick organized retreat. Defensively, the impenetrable walls and massive trenches around Northwest Co. offer a significant homefield advantage. Most underprepared attackers are intimidated by the sight of the city's defenses and leave immediately, while larger and more powerful armies are forced to siege the city rather than attack directly. However, due to the self-sufficiency of the city, sieges are often in vain. Individually, the warriors of the Rupert's Land militia are powerful and well-equipped, making small-scale engagements such as duels, or more commonly, raids on small settlements favorable for the militia.  


== '''Diplomacy''' ==
== '''Landmarks''' ==
== '''Landmarks''' ==
-Northwest Co. city walls
-Northwest Co. city walls