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Commander I. Heartly Noah: /* Speculation */

2012-04-28T05:14:33Z

Speculation

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	* An unknown number of reserve dwagons.		* An unknown number of reserve dwagons.

-	An [[unled]] stack must attack if an enemy comes within range. A [[led]] stack can choose whether or not to attack by the command of the [[leadership]] unit in the stack.	+	An unled stack must attack if an enemy comes within range. A led stack can choose whether or not to attack by the command of the [[leadership]] unit in the stack.

	[[Category:Erfworld Mechanics]]		[[Category:Erfworld Mechanics]]
	[[Category:Proposed Canon]]		[[Category:Proposed Canon]]

Haplo: /* Speculation */

2012-03-20T12:17:42Z

Speculation

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	* 1 x Stanley's Red dwagon +		* 1 x Stanley's Red dwagon +
	* An unknown number of reserve dwagons.		* An unknown number of reserve dwagons.
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		+	An [[unled]] stack must attack if an enemy comes within range. A [[led]] stack can choose whether or not to attack by the command of the [[leadership]] unit in the stack.

	[[Category:Erfworld Mechanics]]		[[Category:Erfworld Mechanics]]
	[[Category:Proposed Canon]]		[[Category:Proposed Canon]]

Bcent1234: /* Speculation */

2011-07-28T23:23:04Z

Speculation

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	Hexes seem to have a maximum number of units or stacks that can exist within them. [[Column]]s seem to form because there are too many units to fit within a single [[Hex]].		Hexes seem to have a maximum number of units or stacks that can exist within them. [[Column]]s seem to form because there are too many units to fit within a single [[Hex]].

-	The three-hex [[Column]] that retook [[Warchalking]] for [[Gobwin Knob]] contained twelve stacks, so the limit may be four or five allied stacks per hex.	+	The three-hex [[Column]] that retook [[Warchalking]] for [[Gobwin Knob]] contained twelve stacks {{ref \| [[First_Intermission_33]]}}, so the limit may be four or five allied stacks per hex.

	It could also be that it was simply more efficient for the stacks to be separated, as their move stat was so different that, rather than slow down the fastest units to have them all arrive at the same time.		It could also be that it was simply more efficient for the stacks to be separated, as their move stat was so different that, rather than slow down the fastest units to have them all arrive at the same time.

152.131.9.69: /* Proposed cannon */

2011-07-05T17:06:01Z

Proposed cannon

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	A stack is set of [[units]] from allied [[sides]] that is formed to create a combat advantage. Each unit in a stack can receive bonuses from other units in the stack, such as, but not limited to [[leadership]], [[spell]] and [[artifact]] bonuses. As units are added to a stack they add to a stack bonus which maxes out at 8 units, however a stack can be larger then 8. A stack bonus should not be confused with [[hex]] bonuses that apply to all units within a hex.		A stack is set of [[units]] from allied [[sides]] that is formed to create a combat advantage. Each unit in a stack can receive bonuses from other units in the stack, such as, but not limited to [[leadership]], [[spell]] and [[artifact]] bonuses. As units are added to a stack they add to a stack bonus which maxes out at 8 units, however a stack can be larger then 8. A stack bonus should not be confused with [[hex]] bonuses that apply to all units within a hex.
-	The advantage may be for attack or defense, although it is known that you can stack for stealth purposes as well. {{ref\|LIAB Text 50}}	+	The advantage may be for attack or defense, although it is known that you can stack for stealth purposes as well. {{ref\| LIAB Text 50}}

	=Speculation=		=Speculation=

152.131.9.69: /* Proposed cannon */

2011-07-05T17:05:08Z

Proposed cannon

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	A stack is set of [[units]] from allied [[sides]] that is formed to create a combat advantage. Each unit in a stack can receive bonuses from other units in the stack, such as, but not limited to [[leadership]], [[spell]] and [[artifact]] bonuses. As units are added to a stack they add to a stack bonus which maxes out at 8 units, however a stack can be larger then 8. A stack bonus should not be confused with [[hex]] bonuses that apply to all units within a hex.		A stack is set of [[units]] from allied [[sides]] that is formed to create a combat advantage. Each unit in a stack can receive bonuses from other units in the stack, such as, but not limited to [[leadership]], [[spell]] and [[artifact]] bonuses. As units are added to a stack they add to a stack bonus which maxes out at 8 units, however a stack can be larger then 8. A stack bonus should not be confused with [[hex]] bonuses that apply to all units within a hex.
		+	The advantage may be for attack or defense, although it is known that you can stack for stealth purposes as well. {{ref\|LIAB Text 50}}

	=Speculation=		=Speculation=

Cloudbreaker: added image

2011-06-15T00:28:39Z

added image

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		+	{{ImageStackRight\|220\|{{crop\|285\|830\|500\|945\|TBFGK_42.jpg}}}}
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	=Proposed cannon=		=Proposed cannon=

Abb3w: Undo vandalism 49231 by 58.137.145.230 (Talk)

2011-05-05T13:38:06Z

Undo vandalism 49231 by 58.137.145.230 (Talk)

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-	~~Wow~~, ~~your post makes mine look febele~~. ~~More power~~ to you!	+	=Proposed cannon=
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		+	A stack is set of [[units]] from allied [[sides]] that is formed to create a combat advantage. Each unit in a stack can receive bonuses from other units in the stack, such as, but not limited to [[leadership]], [[spell]] and [[artifact]] bonuses. As units are added to a stack they add to a stack bonus which maxes out at 8 units, however a stack can be larger then 8. A stack bonus should not be confused with [[hex]] bonuses that apply to all units within a hex.
		+
		+	=Speculation=
		+
		+	Hexes seem to have a maximum number of units or stacks that can exist within them. [[Column]]s seem to form because there are too many units to fit within a single [[Hex]].
		+
		+	The three-hex [[Column]] that retook [[Warchalking]] for [[Gobwin Knob]] contained twelve stacks, so the limit may be four or five allied stacks per hex.
		+
		+	It could also be that it was simply more efficient for the stacks to be separated, as their move stat was so different that, rather than slow down the fastest units to have them all arrive at the same time.
		+
		+	It is unknown why everyone doesn't just form massive superstacks to maximize bonuses; even if the stack bonus maxes at eight units, it seems that stack-range bonuses, such as the high stack-range component of Leadership, should be spread to as many units as possible (this strategy is touched upon in [[TBFGK 113]]). Also, stacks of nine or more units would have a buffer for their stack bonus, delaying the reduction of the bonus as the stack begins to lose units. Possible explanations include:
		+
		+	:Perhaps the limit on maximum stack size prevents it. [[TBFGK_58:2\|This reference]] to a "max stack" appears to suggest this.
		+
		+	:Perhaps the bonuses only apply to the first eight units in the Stack.
		+
		+	:Perhaps each Stack can make a single 'attack', and anything beyond the first eight units isn't counted at all - thus, while it would provide spare durability, you can maximize your damage output by keeping the stacks as small as possible with the maximum bonuses. This would include the assumption would presumably be that you can reconsolidate your stacks quickly as they suffer attrition.
		+
		+	:Perhaps the bonuses actually decrease if a stack exceeds an optimum size.
		+
		+	Assuming Stanley took a max-stack to flee Gobwin Knob here {{erf\|1\|077}}, the size for a max stack appears to be no less than 30 units:
		+
		+	* 3 x Knights +
		+	* 1 x Stanley +
		+	* 1 x Jack +
		+	* 24 x (Group B) dwagons (assuming they all lived, minus the three killed by Ansom) +
		+	* 1 x Stanley's Red dwagon +
		+	* An unknown number of reserve dwagons.
		+
		+	[[Category:Erfworld Mechanics]]
		+	[[Category:Proposed Canon]]

58.137.145.230: DBywDKrqoxJdcSSDO

2011-05-05T13:29:13Z

DBywDKrqoxJdcSSDO

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-	~~=Proposed cannon=~~	+	Wow, your post makes mine look febele. More power to you!
-		+
-	~~A stack is set of [[units]] from allied [[sides]] that is formed to create a combat advantage. Each unit in a stack can receive bonuses from other units in the stack~~, ~~such as, but not limited to [[leadership]], [[spell]] and [[artifact]] bonuses~~. ~~As units are added~~ to ~~a stack they add to a stack bonus which maxes out at 8 units, however a stack can be larger then 8. A stack bonus should not be confused with [[hex]] bonuses that apply to all units within a hex.~~	+
-		+
-	~~=Speculation=~~	+
-		+
-	~~Hexes seem to have a maximum number of units or stacks that can exist within them. [[Column]]s seem to form because there are too many units to fit within a single [[Hex]].~~	+
-		+
-	~~The three-hex [[Column]] that retook [[Warchalking]] for [[Gobwin Knob]] contained twelve stacks, so the limit may be four or five allied stacks per hex.~~	+
-		+
-	It could also be that it was simply more efficient for the stacks to be separated, as their move stat was so different that, rather than slow down the fastest units to have them all arrive at the same time.	+
-		+
-	It is unknown why everyone doesn't just form massive superstacks to maximize bonuses; even if the stack bonus maxes at eight units, it seems that stack-range bonuses, such as the high stack-range component of Leadership, should be spread to as many units as possible (this strategy is touched upon in [[TBFGK 113]]). Also, stacks of nine or more units would have a buffer for their stack bonus, delaying the reduction of the bonus as the stack begins to lose units. Possible explanations include:	+
-		+
-	~~:Perhaps the limit on maximum stack size prevents it. [[TBFGK_58:2\|This reference]] to a "max stack" appears to suggest this.~~	+
-		+
-	~~:Perhaps the bonuses only apply to the first eight units in the Stack.~~	+
-		+
-	~~:Perhaps each Stack can make a single 'attack', and anything beyond the first eight units isn't counted at all - thus, while it would provide spare durability,~~ you can maximize your damage output by keeping the stacks as small as possible with the maximum bonuses. This would include the assumption would presumably be that you can reconsolidate your stacks quickly as they suffer attrition.	+
-		+
-	~~:Perhaps the bonuses actually decrease if a stack exceeds an optimum size.~~	+
-		+
-	~~Assuming Stanley took a max-stack to flee Gobwin Knob here {{erf\|1\|077}}, the size for a max stack appears to be no less than 30 units:~~	+
-		+
-	* 3 x Knights +	+
-	* 1 x Stanley +	+
-	* 1 x Jack +	+
-	* 24 x (Group B) dwagons (assuming they all lived, minus the three killed by Ansom) +	+
-	* 1 x Stanley's Red dwagon +	+
-	* An unknown number of reserve dwagons.	+
-		+
-	~~[[Category:Erfworld Mechanics]]~~	+
-	~~[[Category:Proposed Canon]]~~	+

Darakat at 11:01, 23 February 2011

2011-02-23T11:01:22Z

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-	=Proposed cannon==	+	=Proposed cannon=

	A stack is set of [[units]] from allied [[sides]] that is formed to create a combat advantage. Each unit in a stack can receive bonuses from other units in the stack, such as, but not limited to [[leadership]], [[spell]] and [[artifact]] bonuses. As units are added to a stack they add to a stack bonus which maxes out at 8 units, however a stack can be larger then 8. A stack bonus should not be confused with [[hex]] bonuses that apply to all units within a hex.		A stack is set of [[units]] from allied [[sides]] that is formed to create a combat advantage. Each unit in a stack can receive bonuses from other units in the stack, such as, but not limited to [[leadership]], [[spell]] and [[artifact]] bonuses. As units are added to a stack they add to a stack bonus which maxes out at 8 units, however a stack can be larger then 8. A stack bonus should not be confused with [[hex]] bonuses that apply to all units within a hex.

Darakat at 11:00, 23 February 2011

2011-02-23T11:00:17Z

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		+	=Proposed cannon==
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		+	A stack is set of [[units]] from allied [[sides]] that is formed to create a combat advantage. Each unit in a stack can receive bonuses from other units in the stack, such as, but not limited to [[leadership]], [[spell]] and [[artifact]] bonuses. As units are added to a stack they add to a stack bonus which maxes out at 8 units, however a stack can be larger then 8. A stack bonus should not be confused with [[hex]] bonuses that apply to all units within a hex.
		+
	=Speculation=		=Speculation=