> Also, makes Missile Combat MUCH more
> important, since that is a great way to soften up the troops for melee by
> disrupting as many of them as possible before the cavalry charge.
Similarly Spirit Combat, as we play that the same way (i.e. just disrupting
at first). This rule produces a lot more disrupted units, which I like.
Worrying about moving them away from enemy stacks adds another dimension,
which feels like troop morale and seems realistic to me (although I know
nothing about such things, in reality). I also like it because, as a
long-time roleplayer, I appreciate the 'stories' of the individual units -
which can be more heroic if they are more able to survive. Those Ducks just
get better and better. Beat-Pot, beware!
TTFN, Steve W
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