Bombshell Genius
"So we have seven Legions of Light, and we know that, from the first to the seventh Battle, the Brotherhood of Darkness lost about 90% of its forces, conventional or not, and similar levels of casualties from the Army of Light, mostly borne in the first two Battles. And six hundred Jedi surviving the campaign"
"Thus far, you have been telling nothing but what is currently known about the orders of battle"
"So we have flowcharts from all seven battles in there, on either side of the conflict, master"
"Ho ho ho"
So Lord Hoth commanded the First Legion of Light, Farfalla, the Second, Forrth, the Third, with Gale, Saleh, Teepo and Barathon commanding the last four. By the Fourth Battle, however, the Brotherhood of Darkness was reinforced by two infantry divisions, an additional ~25,000 men or so - a lot for a faction that never treated conventional forces as more than fodder. By the Sixth Battle, however, the Sith were reduced to only a fraction, and the Army of Light still having enough strength to muster ~20,000 for the Seventh Battle or so. But 20,000, tattered remnants of its strength as of the Third Battle? There were about 200,000 Republican troops total engaged between all seven battles, maybe more than that when accounting for the various casualties of the intervening battles. The question being: how could the Brotherhood of Darkness actually hold out so long with so few mechanized units? They barely had enough to outfit one regiment each of field and heavy artillery at the onset of the campaign, she thought, and it seemed that today's Sith factions put the same amount of faith in their ground forces as the BoD did, maybe a little more.
"Thus far, you have been telling nothing but what is currently known about the orders of battle"
"So we have flowcharts from all seven battles in there, on either side of the conflict, master"
"Ho ho ho"
So Lord Hoth commanded the First Legion of Light, Farfalla, the Second, Forrth, the Third, with Gale, Saleh, Teepo and Barathon commanding the last four. By the Fourth Battle, however, the Brotherhood of Darkness was reinforced by two infantry divisions, an additional ~25,000 men or so - a lot for a faction that never treated conventional forces as more than fodder. By the Sixth Battle, however, the Sith were reduced to only a fraction, and the Army of Light still having enough strength to muster ~20,000 for the Seventh Battle or so. But 20,000, tattered remnants of its strength as of the Third Battle? There were about 200,000 Republican troops total engaged between all seven battles, maybe more than that when accounting for the various casualties of the intervening battles. The question being: how could the Brotherhood of Darkness actually hold out so long with so few mechanized units? They barely had enough to outfit one regiment each of field and heavy artillery at the onset of the campaign, she thought, and it seemed that today's Sith factions put the same amount of faith in their ground forces as the BoD did, maybe a little more.