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Hedgehog4 at 03:35, 26 January 2026

2026-01-26T03:35:10Z

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	4. The goal of the game is to fully kill the requisite amount of enemy units. If an infantry unit is down to 1 guy, it's wise to retreat them into safety to deny your opponent the point.		4. The goal of the game is to fully kill the requisite amount of enemy units. If an infantry unit is down to 1 guy, it's wise to retreat them into safety to deny your opponent the point.

	5. Be careful of stacking your team up in one column. If you have no cards for that column, you waste turns until you do.		5. Be careful of stacking your team up in one column. If you have no cards for that column, you waste turns until you draw some.

	6. If an Armor unit can fully kill or retreat a unit in close combat, they can advance and attack again.		6. If an Armor unit can fully kill or retreat a unit in close combat, they can advance and attack again.

	7. Keep in mind that if a unit has both retreat hexes occupied, any flags count as hits. This is important both when attacking and when positioning units.		7. Keep in mind that if a unit has both retreat hexes occupied, any flags count as hits. This is important both when attacking and when positioning units.

Theoneandonlygps: Made it more concise

2025-10-10T23:01:08Z

Made it more concise

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	BGA Tip: You can click the cog just above your name to auto-pass close assault reactions~~. Maybe BGA will make this the default setting someday..~~.		BGA Tip: You can click the cog just above your name to auto-pass close assault reactions.

	Actual tips:		Actual tips:

K-Ron0508: removed "of" in "positioning of units" (grammar)

2025-10-06T11:07:49Z

removed "of" in "positioning of units" (grammar)

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	6. If an Armor unit can fully kill or retreat a unit in close combat, they can advance and attack again.		6. If an Armor unit can fully kill or retreat a unit in close combat, they can advance and attack again.

	7. Keep in mind that if a unit has both retreat hexes occupied, any flags count as hits. This is important both when attacking and when positioning of units.		7. Keep in mind that if a unit has both retreat hexes occupied, any flags count as hits. This is important both when attacking and when positioning units.

Tcoldmedina: Matched subject plurality

2023-08-18T19:54:54Z

Matched subject plurality

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	6. If an Armor unit can fully kill or retreat a unit in close combat, they can advance and attack again.		6. If an Armor unit can fully kill or retreat a unit in close combat, they can advance and attack again.

	7. Keep in mind that if a unit has both retreat hexes occupied, any flags count as a hits. This is important both when attacking and when positioning of units.		7. Keep in mind that if a unit has both retreat hexes occupied, any flags count as hits. This is important both when attacking and when positioning of units.

Dan 1: grammar errors

2023-07-01T01:40:10Z

grammar errors

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	1. Generally speaking Infantry can [Move 1 hex AND Battle] OR [Move 2 Hexes]. This isn't clear on the interface, and will cost you attack actions.		1. Generally speaking Infantry can [Move 1 hex AND Battle] OR [Move 2 Hexes]. This isn't clear on the interface, and will cost you attack actions.

	2. More attack actions is better.		2. More attack actions are better.

	3. More dice on those attack actions is better.		3. More dice on those attack actions are better.

	4. The goal of the game is to fully kill the requisite amount of enemy units. If an infantry unit is down to 1 guy, it's wise to retreat them into safety to deny your opponent the point.		4. The goal of the game is to fully kill the requisite amount of enemy units. If an infantry unit is down to 1 guy, it's wise to retreat them into safety to deny your opponent the point.

	5. Be careful stacking your team up on one column. If you have no cards for that column, you waste turns until you do.		5. Be careful of stacking your team up in one column. If you have no cards for that column, you waste turns until you do.

	6. If an Armor unit can fully kill or retreat a unit in close combat, they can advance and attack again.		6. If an Armor unit can fully kill or retreat a unit in close combat, they can advance and attack again.

	7. Keep in mind that if unit has both retreat hexes occupied, any flags count as a ~~hit~~. This is important both when attacking and when positioning of units.		7. Keep in mind that if a unit has both retreat hexes occupied, any flags count as a hits. This is important both when attacking and when positioning of units.

Winn81: Removed the incorrect sentence about armor overrun "On desert maps, they have to advance twice to do this."

2023-02-03T20:03:32Z

Removed the incorrect sentence about armor overrun "On desert maps, they have to advance twice to do this."

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	5. Be careful stacking your team up on one column. If you have no cards for that column, you waste turns until you do.		5. Be careful stacking your team up on one column. If you have no cards for that column, you waste turns until you do.

	6. If an Armor unit can fully kill or retreat a unit in close combat, they can advance and attack again~~. On desert maps, they have to advance twice to do this~~.		6. If an Armor unit can fully kill or retreat a unit in close combat, they can advance and attack again.

	7. Keep in mind that if unit has both retreat hexes occupied, any flags count as a hit. This is important both when attacking and when positioning of units.		7. Keep in mind that if unit has both retreat hexes occupied, any flags count as a hit. This is important both when attacking and when positioning of units.

Mora at 22:13, 14 December 2022

2022-12-14T22:13:18Z

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	6. If an Armor unit can fully kill or retreat a unit in close combat, they can advance and attack again. On desert maps, they have to advance twice to do this.		6. If an Armor unit can fully kill or retreat a unit in close combat, they can advance and attack again. On desert maps, they have to advance twice to do this.

			7. Keep in mind that if unit has both retreat hexes occupied, any flags count as a hit. This is important both when attacking and when positioning of units.

Mad Duck at 06:11, 15 June 2022

2022-06-15T06:11:53Z

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	1. Generally speaking Infantry can [Move 1 hex AND Battle] OR [Move 2 Hexes]. This isn't clear on the interface, and will cost you attack actions.		1. Generally speaking Infantry can [Move 1 hex AND Battle] OR [Move 2 Hexes]. This isn't clear on the interface, and will cost you attack actions.

	2. More attack actions is better.		2. More attack actions is better.

	3. More dice on those attack actions is better.		3. More dice on those attack actions is better.

	4. The goal of the game is to fully kill the requisite amount of enemy units. If an infantry unit is down to 1 guy, it's wise to retreat them into safety to deny your opponent the point.		4. The goal of the game is to fully kill the requisite amount of enemy units. If an infantry unit is down to 1 guy, it's wise to retreat them into safety to deny your opponent the point.

	5. Be careful stacking your team up on one column. If you have no cards for that column, you waste turns until you do.		5. Be careful stacking your team up on one column. If you have no cards for that column, you waste turns until you do.

	6. If an Armor unit can fully kill or retreat a unit in close combat, they can advance and attack again. On desert maps, they have to advance twice to do this.		6. If an Armor unit can fully kill or retreat a unit in close combat, they can advance and attack again. On desert maps, they have to advance twice to do this.

Mad Duck: Created page with "BGA Tip: You can click the cog just above your name to auto-pass close assault reactions. Maybe BGA will make this the default setting someday... Actual tips: 1. Generally..."

2022-06-14T15:56:30Z

Created page with "BGA Tip: You can click the cog just above your name to auto-pass close assault reactions. Maybe BGA will make this the default setting someday... Actual tips: 1. Generally..."

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BGA Tip: You can click the cog just above your name to auto-pass close assault reactions. Maybe BGA will make this the default setting someday...

Actual tips:

1. Generally speaking Infantry can [Move 1 hex AND Battle] OR [Move 2 Hexes]. This isn't clear on the interface, and will cost you attack actions.
2. More attack actions is better.
3. More dice on those attack actions is better.
4. The goal of the game is to fully kill the requisite amount of enemy units. If an infantry unit is down to 1 guy, it's wise to retreat them into safety to deny your opponent the point.
5. Be careful stacking your team up on one column. If you have no cards for that column, you waste turns until you do.
6. If an Armor unit can fully kill or retreat a unit in close combat, they can advance and attack again. On desert maps, they have to advance twice to do this.