The NK did remarkably well considering he didn't have any air superiority and zero direct/indirect fire. He effectively used countermeasures to render the Allied air essentially useless. However, engaging in a dogfight from below is a cardinal sin.
Military Operations in Castle Terrain is tricky business and the NK failed when he didn't confirm the castle was clear before entering the perimeter. In fact, he should have had his subordinates bring Brann out of the castle. I guess after 10,000 years - give or take - I can only conclude he was impatient.
Alas, as there doesn't appear to be any survivors, there won't be any After Action Review to discuss.
It is worth noting the logistical advantages of supporting an undead army.
- No need to feed
- No fatigue management
- No camp requirements
- No projectile weapons = no ammo supply
- Minimal waste management
- No Health & Safety risk assessments (they're already dead)
- No HR issues
- no environmental assessments
- no Gender Briefings
- no sexual harassment briefings
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"If you do not know what you are doing, neither does your enemy."
- - Joe Tzu
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