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looking really nice.
Yes, they look good . . . but don't you have four main armies? Where's the four general?
-- Jeff
Looking good!
3-4 generals per faction, so 12 Generals total.
-J
For the campaign, every player gets a leader, and 4 "named" sub commanders. Named commanders can lead armies. Their abilities were rolled randomly, and they have to use them (good or bad) and aren't allowed to just garrison them, etc. Everyone got some pretty lousy rolls, so this should be fun.
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