The enemy's generals' bodyguards and artillery are identified as the assets that need to be removed. Their loss should make the remaining force less effective, so they receive attention before the rest of the line. Infantry can protect guns, cavalry can attack them, and artillery can break massed infantry. The exact effects belong to the game's mechanics, but the target choices show how command elements and fire support change the value of the wider formation.
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Striking command and artillery to reduce fighting power
Generals' bodyguards and guns become priority targets because their loss will make the opposing force less effective.