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The role of “small” ones
The smaller allies of the leading alliances played an important part in the battles of the last period of the last tournament. In the current situation we cannot know for sure if the smaller alliances will be able seriously affect the results of the battles again.
As we have already mentioned in some former articles of ours, practically all the smaller alliances – which are still very serious- have joined one of the sides of the currently battling parties. Hence they have become participants of the battles of the big ones, no matter that they haven’t fought too much against them since the war has begun.
Of course it would be a silly thing to expect an alliance that has a couple of million points to attack the gigantic SGX or DON in a risky action, but they can still help their sides with pulling a smaller opponent out of the battles. It’s enough to think about the first night of the war between DON and SGX, where the forces of SOA, FBSZ, CST and REN held up the whole army of SAS, which couldn’t participate in the attack against SGX, no matter they wanted to do so, or not.
But the "small" alliances stayed out of the offensive of last night, they preferred to do some private actions. As an example we could mention SOA's attack against RP, or that AVR has attacked DRACO.
Although these alliances that we mentioned above, have way less points than the leading ones, but if we check the joined power of the small alliances on each side, we have to admit that they have great potential, which can easily affect the final results of the tournament. So the question is: Which leading alliance will be able to mobilize its own coalition?
We’ll report soon about the results of the battle of DON and SGX.

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