I’ll admit, early on, I did a lot of “attack-moving” of my units. Splitting the battle into these phases is a welcome addition that not only helps players get accustomed to the game, but allows for more even footing among opponents, leaving the rest up to strategy. It’s possible to sit on a stockpile of resources (which are gained automatically over time) as phase B approaches and unleash a handful of those units all at once, but doing so means that the current troop count remains stagnant. These decisions also influence play during each battle. It’s possible to load up on more A units than anything else, but where will you be when phase C rolls around? The bigger and better units are often locked behind the B and C tiers and cost more resource points, so it is important to consider all factors when building a deck. There are three phases to each battle, simply titled A, B, and C. Units cost a variable amount of resources to call into battle, and some can only be used after a certain amount of time has passed. This is a deck-building mechanic that allows players to customize their available units. Each battle begins by asking the player to create their Battlegroups.
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