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When there is a large body of troops to command,the need to maintain a well coordinated chain of command is an imperative. I failed to maintain a chain of command in this scenario by dividing my forces by design, 3 advancing groups left, center and right, by movement advancing quickly too many of those who could take advance postions, allowing slow moving units to battle too early into the contest, and displeasing the gods of war since fog of war dice rolls of at least 16 ended many a turn. With 14 of 24 turns finished and needing at least 3 turns to put my forces together as an attacking force, 7 turns to transverse the remaining field of battle if there was no opposition. I surrendered the field of battle to the enemy. |
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