MArcomage

Free multiplayer on-line fantasy card game

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Mojko on 09:27, 21. Apr, 2010
[concept created by Unexpected]

The Polish-Lithuanian hussars' primary battle tactic was the charge. They carried the charge to, and through the enemy. The charge was slow at first and carried in a relatively loose formation. The formation gradually gathered pace and closed ranks while approaching the enemy and reached the highest pace and closest formation right before the attack. They also tended to repeat the charge several times until the enemy formation broke (they had supply wagons with spare lances). The charging attack, and heavy weight of their armour and horses guaranteed victory for nearly two centuries.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_hussars
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOlzBU89Mns&feature=related
sol on 09:49, 21. Apr, 2010
Great card. It will definitely have a place in my deck if it's implemented
dindon on 16:59, 21. Apr, 2010
This card seems kind of like locust swarm (in the sense that the opponent has to have little or no wall for it to be effective), except way more powerful.