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The dices are compared one by one from the highest score to the lowest.

The highest attacker's dice is compared to the highest defender's dice, then the second highest dices are compared and so on.

• The dice with smaller score loses one army
• In case of tie, the defender wins, i.e. the attacker loses one army
• Proceed until there're dices to compare, i.e. in 3 vs 1 only one comparison will be done

Example 3 vs 1: Attacker has 6, 4, 3 Defenders has 6 The attacker loses one army (6 vs 6).

Example 3 vs 3: Attacker has 6, 4, 3 Defenders has 5, 3, 3 The defender loses 2 armies (6 vs 5; 4 vs 3) and the attacker loses 1 army (3 vs 3).