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Orders, Sir? The Answers!: Planning Ahead

May 2025·p. 126

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The recommended Tunnelpack sequence charges Nitch onto treasure token 5, resolves a ranged attack and uses Skitter before Careful Survey to reposition Rittak into the missing territory. Nitch then Delves immediately in the Power step to score two more objectives before the opponent can push him away. The comparison with weaker options demonstrates why exact timing, rather than only the final board position, determines the three-glory result.

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