Plan Your Medieval Castle Siege and We'll Reveal Your War Strategy Type

Will you storm the gates like Ragnar, starve them out like Saladin, or manipulate your way inside like Littlefinger? Find your medieval war brain

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Every siege tells a story—not just of stone and steel, but of the mind behind the battle. In medieval times, it wasn’t just who had the sharpest sword or tallest tower that won. It was about cunning, patience, and knowing exactly when to strike—or when to wait.

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This quiz drops you into a high-stakes siege of your own making. You’ll choose how to lead, who to trust, and which tactics to use as you try to take (or defend) a legendary fortress. Whether you’re a brutal warlord, a calculating puppet master, or a logistics genius, the decisions you make will reveal your true war strategy type—no armor required.

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Answer seven scenarios rooted in medieval siegecraft and psychological warfare. Your responses will expose the battlefield in your brain—and which kind of general you’d be when the trebuchets start flying.

The enemy fortress is double-walled. You:

Bribe the guards to open a gate Smash it down with siege towers Block supply lines and wait

Your soldiers are losing morale. You:

Promise gold—after the walls fall Spread rumors the enemy is cursed Challenge their best to a duel

Your enemy sends a peace envoy. You:

Reject it. This ends in victory.Use it to plant a spy Negotiate, then break the truce later

A surprise snowstorm hits your camp. You:

Turn it into a blockade advantage Push through with brute force anyway Fake a retreat to lure them out

You catch a spy among your troops. You:

Flip them to your side Execute them publicly Feed them false info and release

Your siege weapon breaks mid-battle. You:

Lead the charge yourself Use it as cover for a retreat Blame the sabotage on an enemy mole