Translations:Krieg/145/en

Example: Camp A has one person with tactics 4 in the first row. Camp B has 10 people with tactics 4 in the third row. Therefore, side A effectively has 5 and side B 3. Without the random bonus, each person on side A would have a 20% chance of attacking during the tactician's turn. If the person on side A rolls a bonus 0, at least one person on side B must roll a 2. Otherwise, side A has the tactician's turn. Let's suppose that the best result obtained on the roll by camp B is a 5 (this is unlikely, but quite possible). The difference for side B is therefore (3 + 5) - (5 + 0) = 3. Each person on side B then has a 30% chance of attacking on turn 0. For a group of 10, this can range from 0 to 10 people, but the average is around 3 attacks.