You send in axe pickers to undermine the walls under the cover of vineae, movable shelters made of stout wattling and leather. This effort proves to be most unfruitful as Saguntum is built entirely upon a slab of rock and there is no earth beneath the walls to undermine. And by putting your troops near the walls in the danger, you suffer heavy losses.  What strategy do you wish to employ?  

• Concentrate your whole attack on the more even west side by building wooden siege towers and battering rams to the Saguntine walls.
• Recognizing the strength of the city, abandon the siege and return to conquest of Spain. In this way you can grow your numbers and resources to again lay siege to Saguntum at a later date.
• Concentrate your attack around the entire city by building wooden siege towers and battering rams to the Saguntine walls.