In a certain area at the center of the sand table, a group of triangular markers glowing with blue fluorescent light is slowly moving eastward.
If someone with a vivid imagination were to see this simple geometric figure, perhaps they might visualize it as a silent and stealthy tactical squad, consisting of two company's worth of Light Cavalry, a handful of Scouts hovering around the edges, and slightly over a dozen Spellcasters with a smaller base number.
They are undoubtedly an elite unit. If we were to zoom in on the map several times, it would be quite evident that each unit has two to three pentagrams glowing with faint golden light beside it — a very direct marker of elite troops.
In this fair tactical simulation, each large-scale army group has a certain proportion of elite units. Compared to their counterparts of the same type, their combat effectiveness is significantly stronger, they respond to commands faster, and they can execute many complex and delicate instructions.
