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Choose your adventure: Death or Dishonour - Coggle Diagram

- - - - You've won the first battle with the Gostrians since the stalemate started. Your troops successfully pushed the Gostrians back and the party is proud of you and decides to award you by giving you an advisor to help you!
        
        (Add 10 days to journal) In a normal afternoon, you hear a military truck stops by the barracks. You think it is just another 50 more men for the army, and your right! About 40 jolly looking soldiers came out of the truck, expecting to gloriously march into Gostria by a few weeks. "Ignorant, they know nothing about war!" You say to yourself. When you are just about to walk away, a voice calls your name. "General Vassily Primyikov! I'm lieutenant Mikhail Karkov! The advisor you've been waiting for!" You turn back and look at him, Mikhail is there standing straight like a flag pole. He looks very young and skinny, and has no scars or bruises on him. His short, brown hair shimmers under the bright sunlight. His face, still white as crackers and full of freckles, looks excited. According to the party's document, Mikhail is only 22 years old and had just graduated from military school. You can now: Welcome Mikhail warmly take him to look around OR question the needs of Mikhail
        
        You say, "Oh! I've been waiting for you for a while! You must be that military genius I heard about!" in a welcoming tone. Mikhail's serious attitude was suddenly gone. He started to talk a lot more than before. He is a genius in army logistics but had no experience since he just graduated from military school. He said it will be better to let him manage all the supply lines. You can: Let Mikhail manage the supplies OR let him just be an advisor
        
        Advisor
        
        Supplies
        
        You say, "Advisor? You are just a freshman that still has freckles! Get out of here!" Mikhail looks frustrated "But I-"
        " GET OUT!" you yell again. The boy looks sad and depressed as he walks away.
        
        (add 4 days to journal) You wake in your tent just as a junior officer run into you. You recognize him
    - - The party was furious at your defeat. They had high hopes for you, but you let them down. The party decides to give you a final chance for you to redeem yourself. Remember, this is your last chance! (decrease commander power by 5%) You can: let your men recover from the battle OR form a defensive throughout the frontline and recover at the sametime
        
        Rest and recover
        
        Defence and recover
        
        (add 10 days to journal) The Gostrians had launched some attacks in the past few days, but the defence line is too strong for them to pierce through. Now, your troops' strength is about the same as before. (Increase manpower by 2000, increase supplies by 2500, Increase commander power by 5%, increase morale by 10%) You can now: Rest longer OR Counterattack
        
        (Add 5 days to your journal) You decided to rest instead of attacking. In the morning, when you are walking around pointlessly, you notice that the morale is starting to go downhill. You don't know what's wrong until you see two drunk soldiers fighting each other for a bottle of vodka with a group of cheering soldiers around them. You immediately know what's happening now. After two weeks of nothing, the soldiers starts to get bored and think the Gostrians might not attack. "This is not a good situation!" You mutter to yourself. You can now
        
        You decide to launch a counterattack against the exhausted Gostrians. However, you think you should plan your attacks carefully this time instead of throwing all your men at the problem. You can: Use the artillery to bombard the key supply storages OR Split your troops into three, and attack on the left right and middle.
        
        Bombard the supplies
        
        You decide to attack the supplies. You pull out an old map of the region, and start to draw the plans. Your junior officers start to give you advice, "Comrade Primyikov, I think we should bombard the supply lines first." says one of the officers. "No! That's not how it works! we should keep our shells for the supply storage, so the krauts will have no supplies to support them in the long term!" says another officer. The two start to argue fiercely. Soon afterwards, the officers are debating on opposing sides. Some of them want to shell the supply lines first, but others want to destroy the storage facility first. "Comrade Primyikov! Make a choice! You are the one leading us!You can only choose one option because there are not enough shells for the artillery!" You can now: Choose to attack on the supply lines OR Attack on the storage OR Cancel the shelling to settle the problem.
        
        3 more items...
        
        Split
  - - - Resist
        
        You fought hard against the Gostrians, using whatever you can, you discover your gun is unloaded, so you throw your chair and vodka bottles against the Gostrians. They are stunned by your bravery, but they still have to fight. You eventually killed all of the Gostrians, but you are also heavily wounded, but you are not scared. You continue to walk towards the the enemy lines, further and further until you disappear...
        
        Ending 1: Reckless but honoured death
      - Shoot yourself
        
        You discover that your gun is unloaded, but it's too late for you to load the gun again. You know you can't escape because you have nowhere to run and will be executed because of treason.
        The Gostrians know you are a high ranked officer, so they took you back to their trench. Later that day, you are transported to an abandoned building somewhere behind the enemy lines. The Gostrians interrogates and tortured you brutally. In the end, you are left with two options, either tell the Gostrians about your planor to let them torture you until you die.
        
        Dice roll, If dice is higher than 4, ending 2, if it's lower ending 3
        
        Ending 2: You eventually holds your words back and the gostrians got nothing out of you, so they killed you.
        
        Ending 3: You can't hold the pain and fear anymore, so you spilled out the plans expecting the gostrians to free you, but they killed you instead.
  - - - Stretching: You decided to stretch
      - Mass charge
        
        (add 4 days) You decide to throw half of your men at the enemy lines.
        
        You blow the horn and soldiers started to rush out of the trench towards the enemy panzers. They start to shout wildly and run like dogs without leashes. The enemy panzers was also expecting this to happen. They are very experienced and had engaged with us a lot before. Not long after, the panzers started to obliterate your troops like wolves in a sheep horde. Eventually, most of your men are killed. The party is furious about this. They have decided to let you manage the northern garrison.
        
        Ending 4: Dishonour
        
        (add 7 days to journal) You decide to throw all of your men at the enemy lines.
        
        You blow the horn and soldiers started to rush out of the trench towards the enemy panzers. They start to shout wildly and run like dogs without leashes. The enemy panzers was also expecting this to happen. They are very experienced and had engaged with us a lot before. Not long after, the panzers started to obliterate your troops like wolves in a sheep horde. Eventually, all of your men are killed. And the enemies formed a spearhead to push even deeper into the glorious motherland. The party is outraged about this. You are called back to the capital, Ruskowa, for trial. Your eventually got send off to be a soldier on the eastern front.
        
        Ending 5: Dishonour
      - Attack right flank
        
        You split your troops in half. One will engage with the frontline and the other will launch a surprise attack on the enemy right flank. The frontline troops fought like wild tigers, but are slowly getting pushed back. You start to get nervous, the pressure is getting you. You start to breath heavily and question if this risky move is worth it or not. "maybe a bottle of vodka will calm me down" you say to yourself. Just as you are about to get some vodka, the enemy formation started to collapse. You breath out in relief, the plan works!. (move forward 5km, minus manpower by 2000, increase morale by 20%, gains reputation "victor" which decreases enemy morale by 20% and add commander reputation by 10%, decrease enemy manpower by 900)