These combat commands and formations are used within combat or trainings in order to effectively move members into the desired position need in order to complete a task. Combat Commands are definite, fundamental commands used by Blademasters+, to undeviatingly regulate their forces. Combat Commands consist of simplistic commands such as "Engage" to adequately attack opposed enemies.
During raids/trainings, only the host can adequately execute Formations, unless explicitly permitting/authorizing a another individual to execute them.
For a Formation to be fundamentally suitable for execution, the Formation has to be grammatically accurate. If the designated Formation is spelled incorrectly or doesn't have punctuation, don't execute it.
The margin in between each individual is expected to be one stud. One stud is equivalent to the length of your ROBLOX character's shoulder.
During an actual raid, formations do not require grammar in order to be valid. Trainings, on the other hand, still require grammar.
Fall in - Amalgamate into a current/preexisting command.
Fall out - Disband/disperse from designated area/command.
STS [Shoulder to shoulder] - Form a linear line in front of the host. Linear lines can be adjusted into two rows depending on the occupancy.
SFL [Single file line] - From a line directly behind the host. Associating to the command "March", attendees will not influence (move) or cut each other.
March - Follow the host's exact movements, while also preserving SFL. Additionally, it can be interpreted by this sequence: "Prepare, forward, march."
Halt - Stop subsequent to when the host initiates the command, regardless of your current position.
Wedge - Aligning to left and right shoulders (starting from the host), form a v-shaped formation adjacent (rear) to the host. The odd number of attendees may designate in the middle of the formation.
Inverse/Reverse wedge - Using the same fundamental principle from "Wedge" from a v-shaped formation adjacent (in front) of the host.
Left/Right wing - Align shoulders originating from host's left/right shoulder.
Inverse/Reverse Left/Right wing - Align shoulders originating from the host's left/right shoulder, however, execute in front of the host.
Box - From a box (hence the fundamental name) encompassing the host. If there is one attendee, stand in front of the host; the front is the principal priority. This is a defensive formation, in consequence, lightsabers should be ignited and blocking.
Sword & Shield- Three people stand ahead of the main group in a defensive formation to stagger opponents. The Following group engages the Hostiles once the forward group has been attacked.
During raids/trainings, only the host can adequately execute Combat Commands, unless explicitly permitting/authorizing another individual to execute them.
Every command initiated (from a Blademaster+) must be accurately executed and followed, regardless of the situation.
As an offensive division full of well-rounded duelists, expectations will be enforced profoundly to sufficiently comprehend Combat Commands individually.
During an actual raid, combat commands do not require grammar in order to be valid. Trainings, on the other hand, still require grammar.
Disperse - Spread apart from the called area and provide maximum coverage (will be typically used around an Objective)
Group - Come together in no particular formation; huddle together.
Fence - Defensive line on the host that ordered it
Engage - Engage/attack hostile opponents.
Retreat - Get away from the enemy target/s.
Healing priority - If not in combat, prioritize defending weakened allies/teammates or retreat from combat if you are low health.
Defend (Position/Person) - Defend the assigned position or person.
Assist (Division/Group/Person) - Go and help this division, group, or person.
During raids/discipline trainings, only the host can adequately execute Tactics, unless explicitly permitting/authorizing another individual to execute them.
Every command initiated (from a Blademaster+) must be accurately executed and followed, regardless of the situation.
As an offensive division full of well-rounded duelists, expectations will be enforced profoundly to sufficiently comprehend Tactics individually.
During an actual raid, tactics do not require grammar in order to be valid. Trainings, on the other hand, still require grammar.
Anyone may DM a Master of the Blade+ to have their own tactics added to the official guide. It will then be voted upon and will determine if the said tactic/s can be useful during raids
High Ground - An area of elevated terrain which can be useful in combat. Can provide structural advantages for positions of troops and weaponry which can be thrown or fired from above (may be the wall surrounding Ilum).
Indirect Approach - Have a minority of your force demonstrate in front of your opponent while the majority of your force advance from a hidden area and attack the enemy in the rear or flank.
Feigned Retreat - Having a frontal force fake a retreat, drawing the opponent in pursuit and then launching an assault with strong force held in reserve.
Surprise Attack - Involves ambushes on enemy troops, preferably if unexpected and from above or anywhere that is not visible from the opposing team.
Box maneuver (or flanking) - A strategy used to "box in" and force an attack from most, if not all sides at once.
Grab and Shoot - Have one saber user approach another, and let shooters attack them while grabbed (Ilum only)
Scouting - Sending one person to investigate the enemies (their positions).
Penetration at the Center - Consolidate your forces and attack at a single point within your enemy's line or defenses. Aim to separate their forces into two halves or reach behind the enemy.
