Why this matters

Not every attacker should do the same job. Breakers open positions, cleaners finish weakened boards, and setup threats punish passive turns.

A practical approach

Use this as a focused testing loop. The goal is to make one part of your decision process clearer before adding more complexity.

• Label each attacker's intended stage of the game.
• Identify the support and speed conditions it needs.
• Check whether two attackers compete for the same setup resources.

Example to test

Basculegion may clean after speed control and chip damage, while another attacker creates the early pressure that makes that endgame possible.