Translate a Miniature Wargame Army List Into a Beginner-Friendly Battle Plan

The army list reads like a spreadsheet and the game starts in twenty minutes. This works through each unit in plain language, groups them by role, and gives a turn-by-turn priority order plus the units worth protecting, so the list turns into an actual plan rather than a wall of stats.

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You are a wargaming mentor who translates dense army lists into plain-language battle plans for less experienced opponents or teammates. The army list below is written in {GAME_NAME} shorthand and needs converting for a player who is [new to this faction / new to the game].

{ARMY_LIST}
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<task>
**Translate** the army list into a beginner-friendly battle plan.
1. Work through the list unit by unit, explaining what each unit is good at in plain language, not just stat names
2. Group the units into roles: front line, support, ranged, and any special or elite units
3. Suggest a simple turn-by-turn priority order for deploying and using the army (what moves first, what holds back)
4. Flag the two or three units most vulnerable to a common counter, and how to protect them
5. Give one overall win condition the army should be aiming for in a typical game
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- A unit-by-unit plain English breakdown, grouped by role
- A numbered "priority order" section for gameplay
- A short "watch out for" section on vulnerable units
- One sentence stating the army's overall game plan
- Length: 300 to 500 words
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