Which Type Of Military Commander Are You?

There are many types of famous tacticians throughout history, and each is known for a different thing. From the silent, to the bold, to the solid defenders.

Which type of leader are you? Are you a shadow, never seen by the enemy but deadly nonetheless? A sly commander, able to surprise the enemy at every turn? A strategic genius, able to manage vast armies and battles, unbeatable in open combat? An unstoppable force, blitzing through the enemy lines? Or an immovable object, able to defend against overwhelming odds? Find out!

Created by: Ka1serTheRoll

What is the most important thing in battle?
- Strength
- Organization
- Information
- Initiative
- Speed
- Supply
What trait do you seek to cultivate most in your men?
- Aggression! I want my men to be able to push themselves until victory is at hand!
- Discipline. It is the organized army which is the most effective on the battlefield.
- Adaptability. You want your men to be able to quickly react to new situations and come up with clever tactics of their own on the battlefield.
- Speed and silence. Your men need to be like shadows, able to blend into the terrain and surprise the enemy before vanishing.
- Morale. Men in great spirits will fight to the last.
Out of these options, who is your favorite military leader in history?
- George S. Patton.
- Hannibal Barca
- Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck.
- Napoleon Bonaparte.
- Erich Ludendorff.
The enemy is preparing an all-out attack on your lines, placing their best troops in the center. They have a slight numerical advantage, but you have good defensive positions. What do you do?
- Attack them first! It'll be the last thing they expect.
- Reinforce the lines, secure the flanks, let 'em come. We're prepared.
- Retreat to fight another day. Maybe wear them down a bit first, but the strategic location isn't worth the potential losses.
- Hold their best troops at the center while your elites slam into their weaker flanks. Encircle the enemy.
- Learn as much as you can about the enemy's plans and develop a counter-strategy. Leverage your tactical strengths against theirs. Your sub-commanders can figure out the tactics.
You are leading the invasion of an enemy country. They are strong, but their lines are stretched a little thin. How do you advance?
- Find the weakest point in their line, make a breakthrough, and then beeline for important strategic locations. You'll win the war in a month!
- Create discord in their forces, sneaking troops behind their lines, harassing their units, and whittling down their support. Then, attack when they're weak.
- Bite and hold. Create a strong frontline and slowly advance into their territory. It'll take a while, but it's low-risk.
- Force the enemy into a decisive battle and defeat them there.
- Destroy their capacity to wage war. Cut supply lines, destroy factories, and build up your own forces. Then lure them into an ambush (or several) and defeat the now-depleted enemy army.
Your offensive is going well, but you're dangerously low on supplies and you've stretched your lines a bit too much. What do you do?
- Stop temporarily, consolidate our forces, and raid the enemy for supplies and information.
- Press the attack. They've almost broke!
- Play up a big attack and then retreat under the cover of darkness, laying traps in your now-abandoned camps. Let the enemy counterattack and spread out before you surprise them.
- Pull back and re-fortify your lines. It's not worth it.
- Figure out what the enemy is trying next. If they plan to counterattack, pull out. If they're in chaos, keep going. Probe their units for supplies and information and try to lure them into a trap.
Ok, so what about on the defense? Remember, you have a numerical disadvantage!
- Harass their forces as much as possible. Raid their supply lines, force them to pay for every town in litres of blood, and generally make their lives hell. Force them to stick to the roads and limit their options.
- Hold them while you consolidate your best forces at their weakest point. Then, counterattack.
- Force them into a series of battles, then cut them off, encircle, and destroy them.
- Retake and/or hold any key strategic objectives you can. Then fortify your lines and gather intel on their operations to decide your next move.
- Pull your forces back, concentrating them as much as possible. Hold important locations and choke points. Force them to come to you.
The lines are at a stalemate. Both sides are dug-in and morale and supplies are slowly dropping. What's next?
- Probe the enemy for weaknesses and to hit their supplies and morale.
- Stay put, reinforce, and wait them out.
- Find a weak point and attack. You can't let them build up!
- Call for a meeting with the enemy commander. Perhaps now is the time for peace?
- Leave a skeleton crew in the defensive positions and quietly use your main forces to attempt to harass their flanks. Make their lives miserable!
In the middle of battle, you notice an excellent vantage point! Your reserves are still plenty and currently unoccupied. What do you do?
- Take the hill! Maybe this will turn the tide of battle.
- Send a small recon force to take the hill. It'll give you a vantage point, and if it's a trap, well you can sacrifice a few skirmishers.
- Slowly work your way towards the hill. If it's a trap, you'll have a solid defense if they attack it.
- Send an elite force to take the hill, reinforce it, and harass the enemy. Wear them down if they attack, and leave traps before retreating.
- Use it to cover the movements of your skirmishers as they flank around the enemy lines. If the enemy has the same idea, make sure they can't take the hill.
- Ignore it. Could be a trap, and it's waaaay too close to their lines to site your artillery there.
You're offered your choice of reinforcements. Which do you take?
- More infantry. With these you'll be able to extend or reinforce your defenses.
- More supplies. If it comes to a battle of attrition, you'll be the victor.
- An armored division with mechanized infantry in support. This will punch a hole in the enemy lines!
- A unit of paratroopers. Raid the enemy supply lines and find out what they're planning.
- Assassins, spies, and recon units. Cause chaos amongst the enemy.
- Combat engineers. You can literally undermine the enemy!
What does the enemy fear you most for?
- My ability to do the unexpected and seemingly impossible. They never know what I'm up to, but I always seem to know their plans.
- My stealthiness. I am a shadow which seems to come out of nowhere, wreaking havoc in the enemy lines before disappearing into the ether.
- My aggression and tactical genius. The enemy sees me right behind them whenever they turn around. I cannot be stopped!
- My invulnerability. No matter what they throw at me, I remain on the battlefield.
- The discipline and strength of my armies. My men are the best in the world, each worth three of the enemy's.
- My control over the battlefield. I cannot be beat in open battle.

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