After all, they can't hit what they can't see. Group your units to make them stronger against large armies and above all use the terrain to your advantage, but remember: even though hills and trees make for excellent cover, ranged units need a clear line of sight. Use this time to take a look at the layout of the terrain and deploy your troops in a starting formation, being careful to place units in tactical positions in order to maximize their potential.įast cavalry can take flanking positions and troops with the vanguard capability can also start from behind enemy lines for a surprise attack. The troop deployment phase of each skirmish can be thought of as the 'calm before the storm'.
Enjoy it!ġ - Deployment of troops and positioning in battle
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