Uldal vs Gradandia vs Lima Losa

[Phelios]

Who do you have your money on on a free for all?

The Primary soldiers for Lima Losa are Marauders and Arcanist Powered by Galkan and HUmans
Grandia are home to Lancers , Archers and Conjurers powered by Humes , elves and tree people
Uldal is home to Gladiators, Puglist and Tham Powered by Cat people, Tarus and highlanders.

So who would win if all three went to war?

Battle Royale

[Aureliami]

Ul'dah won't last long without raise.

[Nayto]

Mr. Rogers.

[ArkAurelius]

Do you mean the city-states against each other or the guilds?

Do adventurers fall into the mix, as in "adventurers from another city states migrating to another"?

[RegnumMagik]

You forgot Musketeer for Limsa.

[Errors]

Ul'dah won't last long without raise.

Ul'dah has Alchemists. Phoenix Downs.

[AdamuKun322]

Ul'dah has Alchemists. Phoenix Downs.

Only problem is you cannot use them in battle.

[Errors]

Only problem is you cannot use them in battle.

Good thing Alchemists don't get in battle.

[Enkidoh]

Ul'dah might be rich and built to outlast a siege, but the fact is, it's very existence is entirely dependent on outside trade - the lands surrounding it are deserts and water is in short supply (hence it's war with Sil'dih in the past). Already the trade routes to and from the city are becoming increasingly dangerous due to bandit raids as well as the amalj'aa kidnapping hapless merchants for tempering (quite a number of FATEs deal with this). As well, airship travel is severely restricted due to the very real possibility of flights being shot down by Garlean airships and Juggernauts (look what happened to the Tiny Bronco.

All it would take to bring down Ul'dah and their tenuous government is a marked increase in aggression on the part of the beastmen - a simple blockade of all trade routes in and out to effectively cease trade into the city, forcing food prices inside to skyrocket. With food reaching record highs, mining virtually ceasing and no goods flowing in and out, Ul'dah's economy would eventually collapse , bringing the Syndicate, and inevitably, the Sultana, down with it - not a single shot needs to be fired at the city at all.

[Pinkie_Pie]

Attacking Ul'dah is also a HUGE task for any forces to attack, there is no water near the main city so you can't use boats to attack them, nor can you can sneak in without their detonation. Their city is made for sieges, and the desert also can hit the enemy moral really hard too, not only are they walking in heavy armor in deep heat, Ul'dah forces are used to the heat. Look at skyrim and the war there, the redguards, the elves can't beat them on their turf due to the heavy heat and sands against the redguards.