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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Cloths and covers, even separated and strung above the ground, can provide protective concealments, some serving to hide what is actually beneath them, particularly from high altitudes, others serving as patterns distractive to archers, patterns which make it difficult to target the objects they shelter, both with respect to their movements and locations". - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #80)
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25 80 Cloths and covers, even View more quotes about separated">separated and strung above the ground, can provide protective concealments, some serving to hide what is actually beneath them, particularly from high altitudes, others serving as patterns distractive to archers, patterns which make it difficult to target the objects they shelter, both with respect to their movements and locations".

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 77 Too, consider the deployment of archers in the corridors of aerial attack, to protect your riders.
25 78 Sharpened stakes can discourage talon attacks.
25 79 Ropes stretched between lodges can interfere with low-flight attacks and impede attempted landings.
25 80 Cloths and covers, even separated and strung above the ground, can provide protective concealments, some serving to hide what is actually beneath them, particularly from high altitudes, others serving as patterns distractive to archers, patterns which make it difficult to target the objects they shelter, both with respect to their movements and locations".
25 81 "Have you seen such things done effectively?" asked Hci.
25 82 "Yes," I said.
25 83 "I will speak to Mahpiyasapa," said Hci.
Too, consider the deployment of archers in the corridors of aerial attack, to protect your riders. Sharpened stakes can discourage talon attacks. Ropes stretched between lodges can interfere with low-flight attacks and impede attempted landings. Cloths and covers, even separated and strung above the ground, can provide protective concealments, some serving to hide what is actually beneath them, particularly from high altitudes, others serving as patterns distractive to archers, patterns which make it difficult to target the objects they shelter, both with respect to their movements and locations". "Have you seen such things done effectively?" asked Hci. "Yes," I said. "I will speak to Mahpiyasapa," said Hci. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)