there's 2 channels to attack and defend the attack will be told which colour channel to attack its up to the attack how many attackers they will commit if there is an attcker left over they will attack the other channel the defenders react to firstly which channel is being used and also how many attackers there are e.g if the colour red is called and 3 attackers go then 2 defenders would commit to defending and then the +1 attacker will that "wide" in the other channel of attack there is to always be +1 attackers to defenders
communication reaction of both attack and defence line speed of defence use of feet if need be by attackers
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