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How'd that work out?
Hmm... Thats what needs to happen. Someone needs to create the #KenshiLivesMatter movement! :D
Why'd you have to take it there man...
Most efficient tactic is probably using several bone dogs with some high defense guys drawing aggro away from them, then bolting after the battle. Bone dogs aren't typically something I'd rely upon but this is one of the few situations where they thrive, as they will typically hit 2-4 fog men a hit, will attack 2-3 times for every attack a fog man throws their way, and their damage is actually pretty good.
Otherwise... Long reach weapons and lots of attacks. Pole arms and katanas, namely nodachi's if you have them, although sabres will work. I'd avoid planks here actually. Heavy weapons are more useful for cutting apart groups of tougher sods like Holy Nation troops, and you need like 30 strength for them to really be practical at all. I'd also avoid martial arts unless you have like 50 in the stat. While useful, they don't tend to kill targets, and you really don't want to risk a fog man getting back up repeatedly in the same battle when you've got like 10-50 other fog men to worry about. Also doesn't help that a lot of martial arts moves will only hit like 2 fog men at most.
I'd also avoid bringing in a large group unless you plan to micro manage like heck. Last thing you want is to pick a fight with 5 fog men, only for your group to run off in and start aggroing 3 entire camps full.
Oh, and fogmen can be found in the area south of the fog islands sometimes, fighting scrawny cannibals or escaped servants. Don't know if you will encounter fog princes or fog heavies too, but even if you do, this is a far easier place to fight fog men.
I usually manage to kill the first group and have enough time that if I had run away, I'd have avoided the next few groups. The problem is I like to push my luck a lot.
I try to break them up (Even if I outskill them) and then knock out the isolated ones. The Heavies go down if they're in the way, otherwise, I don't single them out. PRINCES get singled out and dropped quickly. All others are any order as is where is. But I don't fight fair, I use mobility and attack them from the sides or rear whenever possible.