The Power of Formlessness

In the Wei Chi way of war, you encircle the enemy's brain using mind games and irritation tactics to confuse and dishearten. This was the strategy of the Communists, an apparent formlessness that disoriented and terrified their enemy. In this fluid form of warfare, you value movement over position. Your speed and mobility make it impossible to predict your moves. Only formlessness allows you to truly surprise your enemies.