Learn two boards well
Why new players should play one or two boards over many games.
After this lesson you can pick one or two boards and learn to play them well.
Pick one or two boards
Here a board means a team plan: the units you aim to field. When you're new, pick one or two boards and play the same ones for several games in a row. The Boards page lists recommended boards, so that's a good place to choose from. Each board has a few core units it always needs, while the rest can change with what the shop gives you.
Picture of the game · units from a recommended board
Play with the picture. Press each board, then check its carry, its tanks and the level it needs.
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In a real game
Give a board 3 games or more before you judge it.
Pick one or two of the boards in the picture and practise them over many games.
If the units for your board don't show up early on, play the strongest units you have. The next lesson shows how to grow a board from there.
Give items to the units that use them, as the item lessons show.
Try this next game: before it starts, note your board's carry, its main tank and the items each one wants.
Watch out for this
Copying a new board every game means starting from zero each time, so you never learn any of them well. Pick one or two instead and stay with them for several games.
The whole screen, item recipes, traits and units.
