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When taking a tactical advantage, you can try to immediately place 1-2 units under direct attack during the deployment phase, while using the rest to cover the main stack (preventing a double attack), ensuring that the main stack can reach the placed units.
Then, events can unfold in two scenarios.
1. A very favorable outcome.
The guard immediately attacks the placed unit. The single unit takes the retaliatory strike. The rest attack (preventing a double attack). In the second round, there is even a chance that the guard will attack the single unit again (this depends on the strength of the main stack). Then it becomes very easy – another attack by the single unit to take the retaliatory strike, and everyone attacks. By the third round, this scenario results in an attacking stack and 2 single units. If the main stack attacks the single unit again in the third round, we repeat the procedure. Losses are very small.
2. A more difficult option.
The guard waits. This means this round is lost. At the end of the round, the guard destroys 1 single unit. In the second round, it destroys another. But here, we take the retaliatory strike with a single unit and attack without retaliation with the main stack. In the third round, let's say the guard attacks the main stack. We wipe away a tear and take the retaliatory strike with a single unit, after which we attack with the slightly depleted main stack. Of course, in this scenario, the losses will be much greater. But without tactics, they would be even greater, not to mention that the tactical advantage might not have been taken at all (especially if the guard's morale is low on the first turn).
Then, events can unfold in two scenarios.
1. A very favorable outcome.
The guard immediately attacks the placed unit. The single unit takes the retaliatory strike. The rest attack (preventing a double attack). In the second round, there is even a chance that the guard will attack the single unit again (this depends on the strength of the main stack). Then it becomes very easy – another attack by the single unit to take the retaliatory strike, and everyone attacks. By the third round, this scenario results in an attacking stack and 2 single units. If the main stack attacks the single unit again in the third round, we repeat the procedure. Losses are very small.
2. A more difficult option.
The guard waits. This means this round is lost. At the end of the round, the guard destroys 1 single unit. In the second round, it destroys another. But here, we take the retaliatory strike with a single unit and attack without retaliation with the main stack. In the third round, let's say the guard attacks the main stack. We wipe away a tear and take the retaliatory strike with a single unit, after which we attack with the slightly depleted main stack. Of course, in this scenario, the losses will be much greater. But without tactics, they would be even greater, not to mention that the tactical advantage might not have been taken at all (especially if the guard's morale is low on the first turn).
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