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A rebel position is *literally* overrun by an enemy MBT.

During the Eraxton Civil War, urban warfare was a common sight. Unfortunately for rebel forces, they were both poorly equipped and trained to deal with government forces. This often resulted in desperate close quarters combat, with rebel forces being left spread apart and unable to properly support each other. Ironically, this actually aided rebel forces since government forces would often end up surrounded on all sides by accidentally moving straight into the middle of a rebel line.

Or at least that’s what the rebels will tell you, the reality of the situation was that combat was a sh*tshow for both sides, with groups often being “well behind enemy lines.” Alternatively, you could just say the battle line didn’t exist, and nobody knew what was happening.

Description
A rebel position is *literally* overrun by an enemy MBT.

During the Eraxton Civil War, urban warfare was a common sight. Unfortunately for rebel forces, they were both poorly equipped and trained to deal with government forces. This often resulted in desperate close quarters combat, with rebel forces being left spread apart and unable to properly support each other. Ironically, this actually aided rebel forces since government forces would often end up surrounded on all sides by accidentally moving straight into the middle of a rebel line.

Or at least that’s what the rebels will tell you, the reality of the situation was that combat was a sh*tshow for both sides, with groups often being “well behind enemy lines.” Alternatively, you could just say the battle line didn’t exist, and nobody knew what was happening.