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Too, the enemy soon became wary of 'seeming weaknesses' as too often, in such locations, defenders proved to be the most numerous and best prepared. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #65)

Similarly, it is not always wise to avail oneself of ladders of rope surreptitiously lowered from walls. Such conveniences may not be the gift of traitors. A parapet flooring at that point may be contrived to collapse, dropping visitors to the rubble below where townsfolk are waiting with their clubs and axes. Too, the enemy soon became wary of 'seeming weaknesses' as too often, in such locations, defenders proved to be the most numerous and best prepared. As a consequence of such lethal hoaxes the enemy's audacity was soon diminished, with the result that he sometimes failed to exploit opportunities that might have been much to his advantage. One must number, as is well known, deceit and misinformation amongst the tools of war. "Behold," said Thurnock, "Thrasymedes approaches". - (Avengers of Gor)