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An argument about seating commanders

Started by Felix on in Strategy & Tactics · 1 reply

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Opening post by Felix · #1

A commander leads marches or sits your council. Never both.

An empty seat contributes nothing at all — it is not a small loss, it is the whole bonus.

A ranger anywhere on the council grants an extra march slot.

An empty chair is a choice.

Reply 1 by Priya Chen · #2

Felix said "A ranger anywhere on the council grants an extra march slot" — I have read this twice, and I resent that I have read this twice. This board deserves better and keeps reading anyway.

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