: No, but doing it..."properly" isn't exactly
: easy. You have to not only have something flamable
: that sticks to the arrow head, but a good way to light
: it without burning something you don't want to burn
: (like the arrow, or your arm)
: Also and more importantly, if the Men of Gower are
: "barbarians", even normal archery is a
: slight stretch (inconcieveable, no, unlikely, yes).
: Some might disagree, but that's my view. After all, if
: the Province had to ally with the fir'bolg to get
: bowmen in its ranks, Gower having archers of its own
: is hard to imagine.
You could replace bowmen with spearmen and flame arrows with guys-on-foot-lighting-the-brush-on-fire if you want, and it works just the same. Point is, there's burning all over the place (which won't last long out there in rainy old Gower) which forces the Myrkridia into specific routes, and then Connacht is at the main choke point holding them off best he can, while other men throw ranged weapons of some sort at whatever Myrkridia they can manage.
