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First, the attacker places a stack/ | First, the attacker places a stack/ | ||
- | These tokens represent a stack of troops between 1 and 8 units. For open combats we have a **stacking limit** of **8** units on either side. For combats to storm the wall or on the wall, a stacking limit of **4** will be used (There is not so much space on top of a wall). For 5 or more units a **large** stack token should be used. This represents the fact that a big troop density is visible from the walls, but the actual composition of the attacking forces should remain unclear. You must note that there is a separate stacking limit for troops actually going into combat. | + | These tokens represent a stack of troops between 1 and 8 units. For **open** combats we have a **stacking limit** of **8** units on either side. For combats to **storm** the wall or **on** the wall, a stacking limit of **4** will be used (There is not so much space on top of a wall). For 5 or more units a **large** stack token should be used. This represents the fact that a big troop density is visible from the walls, but the actual composition of the attacking forces should remain unclear. You must note that there is a separate stacking limit for troops actually going into combat. |
Next, the defender places his commitments while he distributes his troops over the locations, he wants to defend. | Next, the defender places his commitments while he distributes his troops over the locations, he wants to defend. |