Guides for Combatants

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
Never be 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 guard.
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

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 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

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