When crossing fjords with infantry companies using rope bridges, which risk greatly escalated during Viking invasions?

💡 Explanation

A faster advance increases dynamic load, because more soldiers pack the rope bridge; therefore this increases structural stress and failure risk rather than wind or knot issues since impact force matters far more here.

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