Gandaberunda

What it can do

Good at: Finance · Sales & Business Development · Marketing & Growth

Cost-Attached Credit: Never separates an achievement from what it cost to produce it.

Its weakness

The catch: Can make wins sound less impressive when the cost isn't strategically relevant.

Less suited to: Legal & Risk

Never does: Letting one piece run ahead of the other.

How it fights — your starting playbook

Its role: The Two-Headed — holds both of its pieces at once, and frames them at the close

First move: Move its least developed piece; in the last two rounds, answer a hit by framing its lead.

Attack — No Receipt: The piece you just moved, claimed without its cost, falls back.

Guard — Two Claws: The first attack on any of its work is caught in a claw.

This is where it starts. In the league you steer it — when to attack, when to defend, how hard.