Siege — A WebMCP Battlefield for Human or Machine Marshals

Field notes

The interface organizes play around regiment selection, roster state, and direct field orders rather than abstract turns. Players can drag-select forces, assign numbered groups, queue routes, and alter the simulation speed while tracking strength, morale, vigour, reserves, and elapsed time. The visible scenario, Bridge of Knives, sets a specific objective: break the enemy guard and hold a ring around its king. The page also describes an external AI Marshal connection through WebMCP, although the supplied extract does not verify that battle initialization succeeds.