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 Later in a campaign, you should usually have several high level units
 available to recall.
 
+||The importance of loyalty||
+
+Units with the //loyal// trait cost 1 gold per turn, whatever level they are.
+During a 20 turn scenario each level 3 unit will cost 80 gold to recall
+and maintain, but if that unit is Loyal it will cost only 40 gold.
+Multiply by the number of units you recall, and soon you are talking
+serious money!  This is especially important in longer campaigns,
+where you will typically advance and recall many units.
+
 ||Go back and redo||
 
 If you are struggling in a campaign scenario, perhaps you should go
 back to an earlier scenario and try to win it more convincingly.
 If you lose all your high level units and your leader barely survives,
 or you use up all your gold, then later scenarios in the campaign
-are going to be very difficult to play.
+may be very difficult to play.  Note that some scenarios are designed
+to sap your army and gold, so this isn't a hard and fast rule.
 
 ||Balance your army||
 
@@ -39,8 +49,10 @@
 
 Once you have mastered a campaign,
 it may be fun going back and replaying it with an unbalanced army.
+For instance, some people have played most of HeirToTheThrone with
+only Shamans, Druids and Shydes.
 But doing this when playing the first time is probably
-just going to be frustrating and not much fun.
+just going to be frustrating and not much fun!
 
 ||Exploit your last moves||
 
@@ -53,6 +65,11 @@
 On the last round, attack that Paladin with your Lich.
 You don't have to worry about the Lich being surrounded and killed
 next turn, since there will not be another turn.
+
+||Credits||
+
+Thanks to:
+* <A 
HREF="http://www.wesnoth.org/forum/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=970";>ott</A>
 
 ||See Also||
 * AdvancedTactics