"Over time, however, the rocky creature blocking the magma deep underground within the volcano led to a massive buildup of pressure, changing what would have been a simple overflow eruption which would give fertile new soil into a massive explosion that could be heard around the world. Such was the fate of the people of Krakatoa."
In all seriousness, I think this is the best puzzle game I've played in a long time.
"Siegemaster! Come forth!"
"Yes my liege?"
"It is time we destroy our enemies!"
"Of course, sire. I shall set out with the men, and we shall begin constructing enough cannons to volley-"
"No."
"Come again?"
"You shall destroy all of the enemies castles. However, you must do this without killing A SINGLE ONE OF OUR MULTICULTURAL CITIZENS and with under three cannonballs."
"But, sire! Three cannonballs is not enough to demolish a house, let alone a castle!"
"Ugh, fine pansy. We'll let you use FOUR on some houses. But if you can't demolish them in three shots, you have to help the enemy rebuild."
"But sire, that's tactical suicide!"
I'm having trouble beating the Dictator Chimera. Whenever I slide under Hitler's head, Stalin's slams down, knocking me into Caligula, who throws me up to Papa Doc. Any suggestions?
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