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| + | When a stack is hit in the [[battle]], units that have [[Counter attack]] can strike back and deal damage to the attacker. | ||
| + | - Counter attack is only triggered by a [[Primary attack]] of an enemy stack (i.e. the [[Extra attack]] does not trigger Counter attack). | ||
| + | - Counter attacks have no effect against [[Ranged]] [[units]]. ('To distant - could not strike back' line in battle report) | ||
| + | - The damage from a counter attack is usually smaller than that unit's primary and extra attack. | ||
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| + | - Counter attack does count for the [[fatigue]] parameter: If you manage to force a stack to counter attack a lot, before it can attack itself, by the time it strikes itself, its blow is far less powerfull than it would have been. This is a way to beat e.g. a single-stack-army of a low-init ground unit ('mono treants') by having am army high number of high-init ranged units. | ||
Revision as of 06:50, 29 August 2006
When a stack is hit in the battle, units that have Counter attack can strike back and deal damage to the attacker.
- Counter attack is only triggered by a Primary attack of an enemy stack (i.e. the Extra attack does not trigger Counter attack). - Counter attacks have no effect against Ranged units. ('To distant - could not strike back' line in battle report) - The damage from a counter attack is usually smaller than that unit's primary and extra attack.
- Counter attack does count for the fatigue parameter: If you manage to force a stack to counter attack a lot, before it can attack itself, by the time it strikes itself, its blow is far less powerfull than it would have been. This is a way to beat e.g. a single-stack-army of a low-init ground unit ('mono treants') by having am army high number of high-init ranged units.
