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Tag Team or Tag Organization was introduced in Elona+ 1.36. Tag Teaming is not yet fully documented, and thus the information here may be inaccurate. Tag Teaming allows for 2 allies to occupy the same tile. Allies can also tag team with the player. A player using Riding can also use this feature, thus allowing for a maximum of 3 entities on a single tile. Upon using Tag Team for the first time, the player gains the Tag Force Special Action.

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  • Tag Team or Tag Organization was introduced in Elona+ 1.36. Tag Teaming is not yet fully documented, and thus the information here may be inaccurate. Tag Teaming allows for 2 allies to occupy the same tile. Allies can also tag team with the player. A player using Riding can also use this feature, thus allowing for a maximum of 3 entities on a single tile. Upon using Tag Team for the first time, the player gains the Tag Force Special Action.
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  • Tag Team or Tag Organization was introduced in Elona+ 1.36. Tag Teaming is not yet fully documented, and thus the information here may be inaccurate. Tag Teaming allows for 2 allies to occupy the same tile. Allies can also tag team with the player. A player using Riding can also use this feature, thus allowing for a maximum of 3 entities on a single tile. Upon using Tag Team for the first time, the player gains the Tag Force Special Action.
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