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In article <38fb97cc.10198126@lugnet.com>, regult@aol.com wrote:
> If we do another major cross level TL battle with a castle, I don't
> think it would be fair for me to field my hover flyers. After the game
> I realized that all I had to do was climb to an altitide of just under
> 20", hover over the castle and fire away.
I'm not likely to field another keep any time soon. Re-reading the
rules Saturday made me realize that my real strength as a TL2/3 army is in
my ability to field fairly fast and powerful units (mounted knights)
fairly cheaply. For the cost of that flyer and a pilot. I can field 10
or more knights. I can keep you busy trying to herd them while I setup an
attack.
Having said all of that, on an open plain, I'm toast against flyers. If
I can hide behind and under things, I can play my strengths.
Mucho fun.
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