Chapter 4
by 
Nemo of Utopia
Which method of attack do you chose?
Method One
You decide you will use the method with relatively low risk of outright failure, you will bring your entire **** to bear against the goblins via the causeway formed by the collapsed wall. Yes, the chances are some of your men will die in the attack, but you have a strong **** and have played enough chess to know that sometimes you must make sacrifices in order to be victorious, so hopefully you will carry the day.
You approach the castle using what cover and stealth you can but at a certain point you abandon stealth and march upon the castle's high walls of aged and gray granite in good order.
Soon enough it is confirmed what you have feared, the goblins were wise enough to post lookouts and are prepared for your advance, with a screen of melee fighters drawn up in the breach and archers in the towers. However this too you were prepared for, and you ready yourself for the attack, forming a 'turtle' with you broad squarish shields and long pikes to attack with minimal risk from arrows and swords.
Soon you, your younger daughters, and your men are making the traverse, and the casualties begin to mount, gaps in the shield wall fell two men with arrows to the throat, then as the melee is joined four more fall from lucky sword strikes. The air turns crimson with spraying blood, both human and goblin, and you are **** into the fray. You strike with all the might of your enchanted double-bladed war ax, bringing down goblin warriors by the score, and soon enough your men are through and spreading out to do the grim work of slaughtering the monstrous greenskins infesting the castle.
You now have five choices of where to go: up to the fighting in the towers, across the courtyard to the main hall, off to the left into the old chapel, to the right into the former menagerie, or down into the basements.