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Start Date: January 1310

Defenders:House of Gorizia (Kingdom of Bohemia, County of Tyrol, Duchy of Carinthia, Duchy of Carniola, County of Gorizia): 9,000 troopsDuchy of Upper Bavaria: 2,000 troopsThe Compact (Fluelaberg, Chur, St. Gallens, Montfort, Werdenberg, Toggenburg): 3,000 troopsPrince-Bishopric of Augsburg: 500 troopsPrince-Bishopric of Freising: 500 troops

Attackers: House Habsburg (Swabian Habsburg, County of Sundgau, Duchy of Styria, Duchy of Austria): 14,000 troopsBohemian Rebels: 2,000 troopsDuchy of Lower Bavaria: 2,000 troopsDuchy of Bavaria-Straubing: 1,500 troopsHouse Czek (mercenaries): 2,000 troops

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thevolunteer

Those aren’t looking like winning numbers for going against an army at least partially led by Hans. “Count Killer” will quickly by losing its full accuracy as a title.

CunnyEnjoyer

15,000 vs 21,500? Spread across multiple fronts? Bigger Disparities in numbers have been overcome in REAL HISTORY with a good enough set of tactics. Combined with whatever bullshit Hans is going to pull out of his ass? God has forsaken them…

semtex86

If he sends reinforcements everywhere, he will everywhere be weak.” ― Sun Tzu, The Art of War Habsburgs are in for a rough time.

Vexdt

If Hans or his allies can can quickly finish the Argau part (the left part) of the Habsburg Realm then it does not look great for the Habsburg forces. The one thing I am missing in this map is the Bohemian Nobles who rebelled against the King because with them it would look far more as the real clusterfuck that the HRE wars represtented. ;)