Beware, this is a slow-moving force – most reinforcements are going to take a long-time reaching the front, and armor-heavy decks will destroy you in the open.
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Thankfully, these decks are full of quality troops and fire-support vehicles that easily tear through forests and towns. If you ever find yourself going into a meat grinder, then chances are you're going to burn through a lot of infantry. Unique vehicles like the Vickers MK.11 can make excellent harassing units and excel at ambushes.Challenger 2 tanks can deal with most armor, Stormers, and Challengers/Centurions can take on most threats even if they aren't airborne.Shock and Commando infantry is also a huge focus as Commonwealth gets access to SAS and Gurkhas – perfect infantry for either punching through enemy lines or sneaky search-and-destroy missions.You could also field Diggers '90 for infantry-heavy areas while the Fusiliers target vehicles. They field some of the best, most cost-effective line-infantry in-game such as the Fusiliers '90 who carry the deadly the LAW 80 for tanks, and an L86 LMG that can be fired on the move and within contested buildings.What's awesome about Commonwealth General Decks These decks also tend to lack decent helicopter support, and AA is slow to reach the frontline. The main aim is to keep your units alive as they are not as disposable as RedFor ones, especially the line-infantry. Your units will have faster, lighter transport options due to being a motorized force – use them to rush forward positions and then move on when heavier reinforcements arrive.Ĭommonwealth decks are probably the most adaptable of the Blufor coalitions as they retain most of the versatility of Blufor decks while also still fielding deadly armor, infantry, and unique prototype units.
Great supporting options for multiplayer matches, use your invaluable recon to call out targets and use your SF infantry to flank static positions.Eastern Bloc nations have incredible line-infantry like East Germany's Wachregiment that boasts a 15-man, shock-trained squad with the deadly Skorpion SMG and a decent SAW.Incredible Recon and Special Forces units that border on being completely OP like the Formoza who carry deadly grenade launchers that outclass even the Spetsnaz or Li-Jian napalm launchers.What's awesome about Eastern Bloc Motorized Decks They are only useful as a hit-and-run guerilla force that is not recommended for new players. These decks are not meant for slugging it out. These decks tend to work best on low-point tactical games where there are very few, but very high-quality units in play. What motorized decks lack in armor they more than make up for in speed. The Merkava line is especially powerful and combines high-mobility, decent armor, and high damage potential. They are extremely expensive and are irresistible targets but come equipped with some of the best protection and weaponry. Some of their tanks can easily match up or even outclass the best of Redfor tanks. Israel's emphasis on quality-armor is evident.
Despite being a five-man squad, Maglans can easily be stacked and used as a fatal flanking force against anything except aircraft. Maglans, thanks to the Spike, are among the deadliest special forces units thanks to their Gilion assault rifles and Negev LMG.Doban-LRs use the Spike MR, which is the fastest traveling ATGM in the game, giving vehicles little time to hide, unlike most long-range anti-tank solutions.You can bring infantry in the Merkava IIA - an "IFV" that is highly armored, carries a grenade launcher, a 105mm cannon, and is technically not a tank.What's awesome about Israel General Decks Don't be surprised if people flame you for using a "cheese" deck/nation.
As unique as they are over-powered, some of Israel's units can single-handedly turn the tides of 1v1 or 2v2 matches. That being said, they also get access to some of the most broken units in the entire game.
I'm hesitant to add Israel because, like many other players, it seems as though Israel can really upset the "delicate" balance of Wargame: Red Dragon's units – especially considering it's a paid DLC.
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