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* "RTS" is an abbreviation for "{{wikipedia|Real-time strategy|Real-Time Strategy}}", a genre of video games. | |||
Latest revision as of 10:32, 1 January 2013
rallying flag
Plural: rallying flags
If you've ever played an RTS style game, you know what this is. It's a flag that you can use to marshal your forces. Or, in your case, your league. With this flag waving true and proud, you'll certainly make invading forces hesitate.
For about three seconds; after which they'll trample you into jelly.
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Bolsters your Initiative when the city is under attack
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- "RTS" is an abbreviation for "Real-Time Strategy", a genre of video games.