a) Sir Hugh.  Walls are tough to take down. There is potential to break the army against them.
b) The Lord Seeker.  Favourable terrain and a rested army.  It will give us the best chance.
c) Hessa.  You have the Tuatha, let's use them to their full advantage.

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a) Hugh's daughter. She isn't the largest, or even the strongest, but there's something about a woman with a scar that makes you believe she can hold her own.
b) The young nobleman in the enamelled armour. He was the one who spoke up first as a self-nominated candidate. It shows confidence.
c) The young nobleman who spoke up second in the plain armour. His armour looks more practical than the other guy, and he's broader in general.

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a) Sure. Bed sounds great.
b) Explore the palace on your own a bit. Perhaps there's something here that might be useful.
c) Accompany the Lord Seeker instead. You might find some information you need in the library.

I keep thinking we're going to get to the battle soon but, much like life, there are the details to pay attention to.  Vote! Share! Good luck!