Kharzan observed as his army began preparing for the 'assault' on their wall.
The troops organized themselves into loose formations of small groups, giving each other space. These were formations that reflected the strategy of complete elemental coverage, but also something more fundamental about the nature of warfare in their world.
In the world of tamers, wars were never the same. Everything depended on the level of the highest-ranked fighters, beast choices, and the culture of the era. And this was a particular era in many aspects.
The tamers used in war were primarily those of the highest level, at least Silver 1. Not because a Bronze 2 tamer couldn't hurt a Silver 1, but for more complex cultural reasons that ran deeper in their minds than simple mathematics.
Probably two or three Bronze 2 tamers could bring down a Silver 1, more or less depending on individual skill and elemental types. The gap wasn't insurmountable if numbers were properly coordinated.
