Castles and sorts

[Tam and Martin]

Redwall stood up to far more attacks than everything except for Salamandastron, and the spirit of Martin the warrior guides them.

I agree there. It also has many allies which could help in case of attack.

[Ungatt Trunn]

Redwall stood up to far more attacks than everything except for Salamandastron, and the spirit of Martin the warrior guides them.

I agree there. It also has many allies which could help in case of attack.

I agree completly.

[Tam and Martin]

Redwall stood up to far more attacks than everything except for Salamandastron, and the spirit of Martin the warrior guides them.

I agree there. It also has many allies which could help in case of attack.

I agree completly.

Did you vote Redwall?

[Ungatt Trunn]

Redwall stood up to far more attacks than everything except for Salamandastron, and the spirit of Martin the warrior guides them.

I agree there. It also has many allies which could help in case of attack.

I agree completly.

Did you vote Redwall?

I actually voted for Castle Floret. Redwall is #3 on my list.

[Leatho Shellhound]

I actually voted for Castle Floret. Redwall is #3 on my list.

YES! Another supporter!

[Ungatt Trunn]

Oh, and for the record, Salamandastron is my #2. It can be considred one of Redwall's "many allies" that helps make Redwall  "mostly invinsable".

[The Shade]

Well, if we were counting allies, I definitely woulda chosen Redwall. Solely be itself though, I chose Castle Marl.

[Ungatt Trunn]

Well, if we were counting allies, I definitely woulda chosen Redwall. Solely be itself though, I chose Castle Marl.

Castle Marl really came down easy, you know...

[redwallgurl]

Salamndastron!

[Ungatt Trunn]

Salamndastron!

Reasons?

[The Shade]

Well, if we were counting allies, I definitely woulda chosen Redwall. Solely be itself though, I chose Castle Marl.

Castle Marl really came down easy, you know...

But remember, Marlfoxs might be great at disappearing and sneaking around, but how good were they tacticly? 

[Rusvul]

Well, if we were counting allies, I definitely woulda chosen Redwall. Solely be itself though, I chose Castle Marl.

Castle Marl really came down easy, you know...

Only because the woodlanders are ridiculously powerful. And had a hawk on their side.

To those who disagree about the woodlanders being overly powerful:
Castle Marl: In the middle of a secret, massive, inland lake filled with pike, and birds in the air. In the middle of the lake is castle well-defended with archers, and an army of guards.

Redwall: An abbey with walls, in the middle of a forest, with no weapons and no fighters.

Castle Marl attacked once, it fell.
Redwall attacked countless times, still standing.

Point taken?

[Ungatt Trunn]

Well, if we were counting allies, I definitely woulda chosen Redwall. Solely be itself though, I chose Castle Marl.

Castle Marl really came down easy, you know...

Only because the woodlanders are ridiculously powerful. And had a hawk on their side.

To those who disagree about the woodlanders being overly powerful:
Castle Marl: In the middle of a secret, massive, inland lake filled with pike, and birds in the air. In the middle of the lake is castle well-defended with archers, and an army of guards.

Redwall: An abbey with walls, in the middle of a forest, with no weapons and no fighters.

Castle Marl attacked once, it fell.
Redwall attacked countless times, still standing.

Point taken?

The only reason that the good guys were able to take down Castle Marl is because they managed to set the slaves there free, and there were ALLOT of slaves.
And Redwall's, er, walls, were really high and thick, making them hard to breach. Also, one of the reasons that Redwall was "invinsable" was because it had ALLOT of allies, including the spirit of Marrin the Warrior guiding them.

[Rusvul]

Spiritual intervention is unfair. And my point is, the Redwallers shouldn't have been able to free the slaves, at least logically.

[Ungatt Trunn]

And my point is, the Redwallers shouldn't have been able to free the slaves, at least logically.

Why so?