Push
Scatter
Scatter verb - To cause (members of a group) to move widely apart.
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- Five control points scatter the map, and while weaker drones do their part to push towards them, it's the task of two teams of five champions to battle it out to control the majority of the points long enough to destroy the enemy team's core.
Source: Video Game / Infinite Crisis -
When two of these formations came toe to toe with each other they would enter the "push of pike", a giant armed rugby scrum in which the frontlines of one formation would eventually break and fall over, leaving their comrades to scatter in disarray, chased by anything the enemy could field.
Source: Call That a Formation?
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