123, The Battle for Gobwin Knob, Page 111

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A player may have units stacked in a hex with clear mental ideas of how the big stack breaks down into smaller stacks for combat or closer to its objective, but its still one big stack really till it does, as suggested by the extra dwagons not being forced to autoattack.

The group of wounded dwagons had three uncroaked warlords. The "Merge Phat-Singh and Manpower's stacks." comment would seem to suggest that they were formed up into three stacks, one per warlord (each stack has a warlord, so none of them are forced to autoattack).

Well, Ansom was afraid to push through an hex with only 6 healthy dwagons.

Ansom's main issue was that he didn't want to write off the remaining siege units. That said, Vinny's "We'd make it. I think." comment suggests that Ansom, Vinny, and Vinny's bats against six unled dwagons would be a fairly close battle.