Versus Battle Rakuakan + Hakoukoku vs Juuko 3
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I don't think Raku and Haku stand a chance.
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I don't think Raku and Haku stand a chance.
Location: Presumably open plains and river systems, sparse urban settlements.
Scenario Setup
Rakuakan + Hakoukoku (100,000):
1. Opening Moves
1. Man’u’s Side Victory (70% Chance):
I'm going with a hard-fought victory for the trio.
Scenario Setup
Rakuakan + Hakoukoku (100,000):
- A coalition of Zhao's remnants (Rakuakan) and Hakoukoku's strategists and warriors.
- Strengths: Tactical expertise, disciplined formations, and ability to adapt to enemy maneuvers.
- Weaknesses: Struggle in direct power confrontations and prolonged chaotic battles.
- A powerhouse alliance with Man’u leading brute force, Sentou’un excelling in speed and aggressive tactics, and Gen’u holding a firm defensive line.
- Strengths: Unmatched individual strength, morale, and battlefield synergy.
- Weaknesses: Over-reliance on momentum and potential overextension.
- Terrain Usage:
- The open plains give an edge to the mobility of Sentou’un and the crushing charges of Man’u.
- Rivers and sparse urban areas may allow Rakuakan + Hakoukoku to create choke points or fortify positions, though opportunities are limited.
- Strategic Approach:
- Rakuakan + Hakoukoku: Likely to avoid direct confrontation, aiming to delay and isolate the enemy generals through feints, skirmishes, and ambushes near river crossings.
- Man’u and Co.: Aim to leverage overwhelming power and momentum, smashing through the enemy's lines and maintaining constant pressure.
- Morale and Coordination:
- Man’u’s side thrives on morale and cohesion, especially in direct combat.
- Rakuakan + Hakoukoku may falter if their strategy fails, but their discipline could mitigate this.
1. Opening Moves
- Rakuakan + Hakoukoku:
- Deploy defensive formations near key river crossings to slow down Man’u’s advance.
- Use cavalry units to harass Sentou’un’s mobile forces and attempt to bait them into a trap.
- Man’u and Co.:
- Man’u: Spearheads the main charge, aiming to crush the enemy’s central forces.
- Sentou’un: Leads a flanking maneuver, targeting weak points in the enemy's formation.
- Gen’u: Anchors the rear, ensuring no collapse from counterattacks.
- Man’u’s Crushing Power:
- Man’u will devastate any forces caught in his path, causing chaos in Rakuakan’s central lines.
- However, Hakoukoku’s forces may attempt to counter with concentrated archer fire and delaying tactics.
- Sentou’un’s Mobility:
- Sentou’un’s aggressive flanking could overwhelm weaker units, but his impulsiveness might expose him to ambushes if Rakuakan anticipates his moves.
- Gen’u’s Defense:
- Gen’u’s forces will effectively counter attempts to breach the rear or outflank, holding the line and ensuring stability.
- If Rakuakan + Hakoukoku:
- Successfully isolate Sentou’un or bait Man’u into a prolonged fight near a river crossing, they could turn the tide.
- Exploit any cracks in Gen’u’s line with concentrated assaults.
- If Man’u’s Side:
- Maintains cohesion and avoids being lured into traps, their raw strength and synergy will eventually overwhelm the opposition.
1. Man’u’s Side Victory (70% Chance):
- The open plains amplify Man’u’s destructive potential and Sentou’un’s mobility. If they maintain momentum and synergy, they will overpower Rakuakan + Hakoukoku.
- Losses would still be substantial due to Rakuakan’s defensive efforts.
- If they exploit the terrain (river crossings and urban areas) to their advantage and neutralize Sentou’un’s mobility, they could grind down the enemy.
- Success hinges on their ability to counter Man’u’s overwhelming strength and delay long enough to inflict significant attrition.
I'm going with a hard-fought victory for the trio.
Rakuakan. The others don't have the strategical capabilities to compete with them. This isn't some 20k vs 20k, where having 2 martial monsters you can easily finish the opposing army. This is a solid 100k vs 100k, and the vastly superior strategist in this case will have the advantage.
Juuk'ou is what really made that Juuko war as hard it was, being able to strategically counter Tou & GHM, Man'U & Sentou really just acted as strong pawns and GenU as a solid complimentary piece.
Juuk'ou is what really made that Juuko war as hard it was, being able to strategically counter Tou & GHM, Man'U & Sentou really just acted as strong pawns and GenU as a solid complimentary piece.