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Everyone knows that dragons have the ability to attack two adjacent units at once. However, I don't always manage to use this tactic. :( It seems like two enemies are standing next to each other – I send in a dragon, and... it doesn't hit the second one. :smile50: But the computer never misses. Sometimes, it even manages to cleverly attack my dragons so that they retaliate and hit its own units.
To improve my skills in using dragons (and there's nothing about this in the game manual), I conducted a test. It turned out to be not as obvious as I thought. As a result, I created this diagram.
The diagram shows a fragment of the battlefield, with a two-hex unit in the center (it is not shown). Some of the hexes have numbers inside. Arrows indicate the possible attacks of a dragon on this unit (all possible options). Next to each arrow is a number – the number of the hex that will be affected by the dragon's attack (in addition to the unit itself). The dragon flies in from the left in this case. The number in parentheses is the same, but the dragon flies in from the right.
I decided to share my findings with everyone.
Tested on green dragons.