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I loved The Greyhawk Wars board game, but I couldn't get my friends to play it much with me.
I agree with Mort that the Scarlet Brotherhood shouldn't have suddenly become a major military power. Especially trying to split their power center between the east and west sides of the Flanaess. That just isn't a militarily sound strategy. Thinking that controlling all the shipping (military and trade) in the Azure Sea would grant them a stranglehold on the rest of the Flanaess and lead to its submission is a pipe dream. All it would do is unite the rest of the flanaess against them and they couldn't possibly come out victorious.
The SB couldn't have expected/known/arranged for the giants to invade Keoland's neighbors, so they could only expect a powerful Keoland to head south to drive them out of the Hold of the Sea Princes, even if they did conquer it. I highly doubt they could have foreseen the fracturing of the Great Kingdom, so if successful against the Iron League, they'd then be facing either a more powerful Great Kingdom or a victorious and furious Nyrond.
So, yes, the SB should have continued to work from the shadows.
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