Counter-attack

HAS your enemy force’s ammunition supply been depleted? Are they becoming exhausted and having their number reduced by casualties? Yes? Then it’s time you mounted a counter-attack.
The sudden shock of this unexpected retaliation could send your enemy reeling and push them right back to their start line, perhaps even breaking their morale completely. Used from ancient China to the modern theatre of war, the counter-attack hands the initiative back to the defender and can cause serious problems for the attacking force. Logistics and intelligence gathering become difficult for the attackers while the counter-offensive allows the defending force to dominate operations again. A counter-attack can also have a psychological effect on an attacker, rendering any superiority in numbers and equipment irrelevant.