“Stup skahin around agh get intu furmation! Dis ambush neeb dub lynes ash step between!”
Often times a well prepared ambush requires the use of formations. These can be used in the open or against a choke-point depending on the situation. Get into formation when ordered and don't step out of formation. Don't hide until everyone is in position! An ambush can fail due to gaps in the line or orcs not knowing where others are hidden.
The standard line is the simplest formation. Orcs line up single file to create a wall.
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The double line is useful for krimps and large numbers. Anyone who runs past the first line will be blocked by the second. Adding space between the lines prevents an enemy from exiting after passing the first line.
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The C line or C Krimp is difficult to assemble and not always effective it can still find some uses in the field. The idea of the C line is to create a basket in which targets are funneled into. Once inside the krimp the sides close to lock them in.
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The loose formation is easy to assemble and good for ambushes. Typically a target will be lured into the center of the formation where they can be stuned/hamstringed/paralyzed. At that point all the orcs converge on the prey to krimp.
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The dense formation is a defensive stance that allows a greater crossheal radius and mitigates the effects of area of effect spells. Typically vulnerable orcs such as Mojos are kept in the center.
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