Biological Warfare

[TheVampire]

Find a town that has the plague. Send in a spy and wait til he becomes infected. Then, start marching him around in enemy ( everybody else's ) territory, and slipping into each of the cities. They will all become infected with the plague. You might not want to do this to cities you are getting ready to invade though.

The Vampire

[Slon]

This sort of defeats the purpose of sending in a spy, though, since the purpose is usually to start a revolt. Plague = less popuation = less rebellious. It's a pretty good idea for tiny settlements, though.

[Mountaindew]

but it does give things like family members and heirs and leaders something to worry about... ~D hopefully not ur own family though...unless u wanna get rid of one thats completely incompetent and has negative retinues... ~;)

apparently in medieval times, in sieges, they catapulted dead cows to spread disease and infections....i wonder if they used this tactic in ancient times...

[TonkaToys]

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apparently in medieval times, in sieges, they catapulted dead cows to spread disease and infections....i wonder if they used this tactic in ancient times...

Welcome to the Org guys ~:wave:

There was a film that showed this being done... a dog carrying some disease was chopped up and catapulted into a castle. One piece landed in the well, which was nice.
It was a Rutger Hauer effort, which also had that woman from Single White Female and Hitcher in it. "Blood ..." something or other.

[mfberg]

The Greeks decided to send a plagued army against my island (Cyprus). They have not attacked yet, but should as soon as I send my troops out to take Corinth. I have been wondering if I should let them take the city and kill off a few thousand people with their bio-weapons (their faction heir I believe).

mfberg