Guides for Combatants

• For all
• Line-fighting
• Long Weapon Combatants
• Flank protection
• Runner
• Back up
• Reserve
• Skirmishers
• Command

• Learn the names of your direct combatants.
• Memorize the group designation to which you belong
• Have an appreciation of your abilities in relation to those of your teammates.
• Don't be intimidated.
• Sign in and out at the command. (e.g., when you pause alone, when you change flanks, when you change armaments).
• After you have won, reorient yourself and do not hesitate to intervene elsewhere on the battlefield.
• Acknowledge commands (e.g. with „Oink“ or „Yup“ or „Joh“).

• Keep an equal distance from the person next to you
• Learn the names of your direct fellow fighters
• Always align to the right and left
• If you lean out, you die
• Survival is more important than killing
• Stick together
• Be Never faster than the slowest
• Don't talk during the battle and the show, or no one will hear the commands.
• Die out loud
• Stay calm
• If you can't tell friend from foe, flatten them.
• If your position/group is outnumbered, stay calm and retreat to the reserve if necessary.

• Learn the names of your human guards.
• Die loud
• Remain calm
• Repeat commands
• Look around
• Change your position
• Direct the pressure of the line through your activity
• Coordinate your protective wall independently and on your own initiative, they are a part of your armament

• Stick to the line
• Have patience

• Who you can't beat, at least confuse him
• Initiative is control
• He who is stronger must be kept busy
• If you're behind the line:
  • What fights behind is missing in front
  • A name called purposefully behind the line can change many things
  • Be faster than better opponents and better than faster (and sink the ship in the harbor)

* Make it fast when it's easy.

• Don't get too far away from your line.
• It is enough to control the enemies
• Form a tunnel when a breakthrough happens
• Control the space

• Have patience
• Keep a constant distance from the line
• Listen to the command
• Don't intervene too early on a breaking line
• Watch for runners

• Don't take chances. Alive you are chaos in the heart of your enemies.
• Attack in sync with the other skirmishers
• A well chosen target destroys the fighting power of your enemies (prestige targets)
• Always know where you can flee to

• Learn the names of your groups
• Be loud (and warm up your voice)
• Act like you know what you're doing
• Try new things
• Remember what (didn't) work
• Don't think in battle (do it before)
• Play games
• Take the initiative
• Give feedback to individuals that they can do something with (coach function)
  • Make concrete suggestions for improvement
  • Mark mistakes directly after they have been observed
  • Give feedback only if it is desired