Hello All, and a Major Question

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anvil and hammer is where you have your main infantry line engage the enemy. This should be heavy infantry whose job is not to kill the enemy but to act as a wall and hold the enemy hence the name anvil in place while you have cavalry or other infantry charge into the enemy's flank or back acting as a hammer

Thanks =) turns out it's a technique I'd heard of but didn't know the name.