[AdmiralZhao]

I'm glad to see that the Sidhe have abandoned their previous assessment of the war (victory in 6 turns) and have instead accepted that they will be beaten. Still, this daily flip-flopping just underlines the essential threat of the Sidhe. You can never tell where you stand with them. Do they have armies on your border? Will they trapeeze in a dozen thugs? Do they see you as an easy victory, or a certain doom? The answers change from day to day with the Sidhe, according to the blowing of the winds.

With Marignon, you get what you get. We stand by our allies, we fight against our enemies, and our armies move 1 province a turn, just like they used to when men were men and women were women. With us you won't have any of this fickle leaping about in the score graphs, just a slow upward crawl as our armies laboriously advance, incinerating all before them.