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<p>Abstrack: /* Rush Strategy */ clarify the stack of 2&#039;s purpose</p> <hr /> <div>== Rush Strategy ==<br /> In normal mode, one common strategy is to make 2 stacks of 3 pieces and 1 stack of 2 pieces, then rush through the river. At this stage of the game, to traverse the river, you usually have to drop down the top piece of a stack of 2 or more on the river from the allies side. This creates a &quot;passerelle&quot; that allows pieces of any side to traverse without droping down on the river. The stack of 2 is used to create a passerelle in this strategy.<br /> <br /> Once the stack of 2's top piece has fallen on the river, the 2 stacks of 3 can advance on each side of the passerelle just created.<br /> <br /> A common organisation of the pieces is constructing the stack of 2 in the middle and the stacks of 3 on the direct sides of the stack of 2.<br /> <br /> When arriving on the other side of the board, the idea is to use the jumping mechanics to take control over the opponent. With the 8 pieces brought to the other side, it is possible to jump at least 2 times in a row, and possibly a 3rd time. The latter is made possible by bringing the original bottom piece of the stack of 2 on top of the piece in the river, therefore making a new stack of 2. This new stack can then be used to create another stack of 3, which is then used to jump a 3rd time.<br /> <br /> === drawbacks ===<br /> Some drawbacks of this strategy is that it can be countered. All the opponent has to do is wait with 2 stacks of 3 ready to defend (so at a distance of 1 from each other).</div>

Abstrack https://en.doc.boardgamearena.com/index.php?title=Tips_biyi&diff=9664 2021-10-08T17:15:48Z

<p>Abstrack: format titles</p> <hr /> <div>== Rush Strategy ==<br /> In normal mode, one common strategy is to make 2 stacks of 3 pieces and 1 stack of 2 pieces, then rush through the river. At this stage of the game, to traverse the river, you usually have to drop down the top piece of a stack of 2 or more on the river from the allies side (this is what the stack of 2 is for).<br /> <br /> Once the stack of 2's top piece has fallen on the river, the 2 stacks of 3 can advance on each side of the passerelle just created.<br /> <br /> A common organisation of the pieces is constructing the stack of 2 in the middle and the stacks of 3 on the direct sides of the stack of 2.<br /> <br /> When arriving on the other side of the board, the idea is to use the jumping mechanics to take control over the opponent. With the 8 pieces brought to the other side, it is possible to jump at least 2 times in a row, and possibly a 3rd time. The latter is made possible by bringing the original bottom piece of the stack of 2 on top of the piece in the river, therefore making a new stack of 2. This new stack can then be used to create another stack of 3, which is then used to jump a 3rd time.<br /> <br /> === drawbacks ===<br /> Some drawbacks of this strategy is that it can be countered. All the opponent has to do is wait with 2 stacks of 3 ready to defend (so at a distance of 1 from each other).</div>

Abstrack https://en.doc.boardgamearena.com/index.php?title=Tips_biyi&diff=9663 2021-10-08T17:12:11Z

<p>Abstrack: Add first draft for rush strategy</p> <hr /> <div>[Rush Strategy]<br /> In normal mode, one common strategy is to make 2 stacks of 3 pieces and 1 stack of 2 pieces, then rush through the river. At this stage of the game, to traverse the river, you usually have to drop down the top piece of a stack of 2 or more on the river from the allies side (this is what the stack of 2 is for).<br /> <br /> Once the stack of 2's top piece has fallen on the river, the 2 stacks of 3 can advance on each side of the passerelle just created.<br /> <br /> A common organisation of the pieces is constructing the stack of 2 in the middle and the stacks of 3 on the direct sides of the stack of 2.<br /> <br /> When arriving on the other side of the board, the idea is to use the jumping mechanics to take control over the opponent. With the 8 pieces brought to the other side, it is possible to jump at least 2 times in a row, and possibly a 3rd time. The latter is made possible by bringing the original bottom piece of the stack of 2 on top of the piece in the river, therefore making a new stack of 2. This new stack can then be used to create another stack of 3, which is then used to jump a 3rd time.<br /> <br /> [[drawbacks]]<br /> Some drawbacks of this strategy is that it can be countered. All the opponent has to do is wait with 2 stacks of 3 ready to defend (so at a distance of 1 from each other).</div>

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