bamf226
King
I'm just curious what I should do given the following scenario:
I'm stuck between Brennus and Shaka, friends with both. After a vote in the Apostolic Palace forced everyone to stop trading with Brennus, Shaka suddenly declared war on Brennus.
Brennus is on the coast and Shaka is inland with my land directly in between, borders touching both civs from north to south.
Should I break open borders with either civ and risk getting caught in a war I'm not ready for? Do I let Shaka take a shot at Brennus knowing that if Brennus falls, I'm screwed as Shaka can attack from two fronts.
Most of my military is well to the north of the fight preparing an assault against Saladin in the next 15-20 turns. DO I abandon that and be prepared in case Brennus or Shaka get a wild hair and attack me?
I'm stuck between Brennus and Shaka, friends with both. After a vote in the Apostolic Palace forced everyone to stop trading with Brennus, Shaka suddenly declared war on Brennus.
Brennus is on the coast and Shaka is inland with my land directly in between, borders touching both civs from north to south.
Should I break open borders with either civ and risk getting caught in a war I'm not ready for? Do I let Shaka take a shot at Brennus knowing that if Brennus falls, I'm screwed as Shaka can attack from two fronts.
Most of my military is well to the north of the fight preparing an assault against Saladin in the next 15-20 turns. DO I abandon that and be prepared in case Brennus or Shaka get a wild hair and attack me?