As far as quantity over quality, don't forget that numbers do count. The
more numbers, the more attacks. A mix of quality and quantity is probably
better, unless you're concerned about weight or a per head cost. Also note
that even serious foes can kill only one unit per turn -- would you rather
it be an elite guard or a soldier?
--jon
Eridanus
On Tue, 14 Apr 1998, Holbrook J (Jason) at MSXSSC wrote:
> Ok, I have another question.
> Is there any benefit of putting a Noble behind with the behind order, with a
> number greater than 1 since I have only two Nobles in this stack.
> As I understand it, if you had 3 nobles with one at behind 0, one at behind
> 2, and one at behind 4, then only two nobles can attack anyway right? Since
> they would be stacked 3 levels deep and only the first two levels can fight,
> providing of course that the second has archers.
> Also, I have heard from many people that quantity is better over quality. I
> have noted that 2 Archers costs exactly the same to maintain as 3
> crosswbowmen but the 2 archers will beat the 3 crossbowman in all aspects,
> ie AS/DS/RG. But since I can have more crossbowman should one stick with
> them?
> That's it for now.
>
> Atan Delgor
>