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: Small units like Crawlers , Fangs , and Wasps act as "chaff" to distract high-damage enemy "carries". Winning the "chaff war" often determines the outcome of the round.

The winner of the previous round doesn't necessarily have the advantage; instead, the loser has the opportunity to adapt their "unit composition" to counter the winner’s previous board state. Strategic Layers and Complexity mechabellum

The battle began not with a bang, but with the mechanical thrum of a thousand boots. Thorne’s Fangs sprinted across the dunes, their small frames kicking up clouds of silicon dust. They were cheap, expendable, and—most importantly—distracting. : Small units like Crawlers , Fangs ,

The battlefield became a chaotic symphony of destruction. Beams of high-energy light from the Marksmen pierced the cockpit of Malakai’s leading Vulcan, sending it crashing into the sand in a mushroom cloud of debris. But Malakai was cunning. He dropped an Overlord—a massive, floating fortress that rained down missiles, wiping out Thorne’s Marksmen in a single volley. The Final Turn: The Gambit Strategic Layers and Complexity The battle began not

Battles are described as "spectacular 3D" encounters with detailed mech animations, satisfying explosions, and a cinematic feel.