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There is some very valuable information on how the the dice work in the Wiki here:
https://www.majorcommand.com/wiki/Nature_of_Dice_Luck_and_Streaks
A lot of people either skim through it or miss the following most critical information:
The attacker has a slight advantage when rolling:
4 or more Troops vs 2 or more Troops (Three dice against Two dice)
4 or more Troops vs 1 Troop (Three dice against One die)
3 or more Troops vs 1 Troop (Two dice against One die)
Otherwise, the defender has an advantage when the attacker rolls:
3 Troops vs 2 Troops (Two dice against Two dice)
2 Troops vs 2 Troops (One dice against Two dice) < I bet you didn't know this!
2 Troops vs 1 Troops (One dice against One dice)
If you are considering an attack based on the last 3 options, I question why? Would you go into a gun fight with a knife?
But, but but...the defender will always win the tie...let that sink in and then re-read the info above again.
Do you want to know why the same players are always sitting at the top of the leader board?
They understand the above information very well. They don't play with emotion, they play the odds...very well.
This goes for the same players that always sit around the middle...they don't know this and play like a chancer.
https://www.majorcommand.com/wiki/Nature_of_Dice_Luck_and_Streaks
A lot of people either skim through it or miss the following most critical information:
The attacker has a slight advantage when rolling:
4 or more Troops vs 2 or more Troops (Three dice against Two dice)
4 or more Troops vs 1 Troop (Three dice against One die)
3 or more Troops vs 1 Troop (Two dice against One die)
Otherwise, the defender has an advantage when the attacker rolls:
3 Troops vs 2 Troops (Two dice against Two dice)
2 Troops vs 2 Troops (One dice against Two dice) < I bet you didn't know this!
2 Troops vs 1 Troops (One dice against One dice)
If you are considering an attack based on the last 3 options, I question why? Would you go into a gun fight with a knife?
But, but but...the defender will always win the tie...let that sink in and then re-read the info above again.
Do you want to know why the same players are always sitting at the top of the leader board?
They understand the above information very well. They don't play with emotion, they play the odds...very well.
This goes for the same players that always sit around the middle...they don't know this and play like a chancer.
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