You should download the Combat Calculator, available
on many sites, facades, bobbin's, stormy's......
Easy to use, answers all these types of questions...
IF neither of your two armies are large enough to take
the village on their own, then I have doubts about
whether they will both survive as a fighting force
if they attack seperately. If your armies are that
small, you had best take the extra turn to use the
orders that will make your 2 little armies one not so
little, but still little army.........
If ONE of the armies is big enough to do it (not that
big...) than the bigger army (stronger...) attacks, and
the smaller (weaker...) transfers command. All
surviving troops, and all the characters you want in
the next hex for the next turn...
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On Mon, 01 January 2001, "Oystein Tvedten" wrote:
I have 2 armies at an enemy village, and was wondering do I have to
submit attack orders to both of them for them both to attack the
village? And is attacking all of the troops in one army, better than
attacking with 2 armies, if the commanders have the same rank?Also I want to combine the two armies into one, but not have to spend
an extra turn doing so, because both are due to march to another hex,
to attack there next turn. Is there someway to do this without issuing
a "Transfer Command of Army" order?
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