Cut any subset
When
The first summary (or your memory of the fight) pointed at a pile that is not “the famous keep” or “our ranged rallies.” You still want the Analyst on that pile.
Focus (examples — any named pile)
- Main-defender fights against incoming siege
- Our attacks that went negative
- Only battles where a named teammate showed up as a rein
- Solos in the second half of the window
- Incoming that hit after a heal, if you can say how you mean that
Say the criteria in comms language. Combine axes. See naming a subset and custom intersections.
After it shifts
Read the new summary: count, whose fights, which side. If that is not the pile, correct the criteria before you analyze.
Step-4 asks that belong here
- “Table of points given up by defending troop type.”
- “Who reinforced these, and on which rows were they missing?”
- “Do the bad exchanges share a target or an incoming type?”
- “List the worst three and tell me what the layers looked like.”
Wordings can vary. The intent is: custom slice, then a real question.
Common miss
Waiting to ask until you find a denser default view that “matches.” If the slice exists in the reports, you can sit on it. The general case needs no special show.
“Just the mains against their siege” is a valid focus — if those fights are loaded.
The ceiling is any pile you can name. That only works when the event is already a structured library. Fast Read the favorited mailbox, open the battlefield, then cut the odd intersection without waiting for an official view.
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