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Post by nangwaya on Mar 10, 2019 15:49:14 GMT
Phantom overlap. See Diagrams, page 26, figure 17. We have not seen this happen as we use the larger (80cm x 80cm) board.
So if I understand the text pertaining to this diagram correctly, the phantom overlap is advantageous to LH as they are never affected by it?
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Post by martin on Mar 10, 2019 18:38:28 GMT
Yep, Cv and LH are ‘in their element’ out on the flanks, so don’t get penalised. M
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Post by greedo on Mar 10, 2019 19:35:41 GMT
Yep, Cv and LH are ‘in their element’ out on the flanks, so don’t get penalised. M I quite like that rule.. none of this edge of the world nonsense.
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Post by nangwaya on Mar 10, 2019 19:39:01 GMT
Sweet!
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Post by primuspilus on Mar 14, 2019 20:14:59 GMT
I have often wondered why Lh cannot recoil through Lh in Dba. Aaarrghh.. We Dothraki would rather die than be seen for a coward!
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Post by vtsaogames on Jun 27, 2019 16:43:06 GMT
Some years back I had one fine day with Mongols vs. Teutonic Knights, in 1/72 plastic. The Knights deployed with infantry on their right, cavalry on the left. I deployed with wings of light horse and cavalry in the center. This was an earlier version of the rules so there were 4 Cv, 8 LH evenly divided between the wings. As the forces closed, I rolled a 6 for pips. The left wing used 4 pips to form a column behind the center facing right. The remaining 2 pips saw them head off behind my right. The look on my opponent's face was a sight to behold. His infantry was out of the fight . My entire force swarmed his mounted arm and put the game away.
The phantom overlap gives me ideas for home-brew horse and musket rules. Infantry near the edge of the table will count as flanked when testing morale.
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Post by Brian Ború on Oct 1, 2024 9:04:41 GMT
In preparation for this year's tournament in Ulm I stumbled about a detail in the rules concerning rear support and Ps.
A quite important rule which I simply had overlooked before. So I decided to revive this thread on Ps tactics.
It says that Ps in CC cancel the Rear Support of Pk and Wb (p. 11).
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Post by Haardrada on Oct 1, 2024 9:54:46 GMT
In preparation for this year's tournament in Ulm I stumbled about a detail in the rules concerning rear support and Ps. A quite important rule which I simply had overlooked before. So I decided to revive this thread on Ps tactics. It says that Ps in CC cancel the Rear Support of Pk and Wb (p. 11). That is correct....the rule wording is "Pike add +3 and Warband +1 when in frontal close combat against enemy foot other than Psiloi"....a handy little rule to remember. 😊
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Post by claudermilk on Oct 1, 2024 13:16:54 GMT
I've completely missed that! Ima keep that one in mind for future games. The Ps are still somewhat disadvantaged vs the Pk & Wb, but not as much as the opponent might have thought.
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Post by paulisper on Oct 1, 2024 13:22:16 GMT
I've completely missed that! Ima keep that one in mind for future games. The Ps are still somewhat disadvantaged vs the Pk & Wb, but not as much as the opponent might have thought. Just wait until you bring a line of Pike up to a single Ps and then you roll a 1-6… absolute BS… 😱 P
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Post by Les1964 on Oct 1, 2024 14:18:48 GMT
Just wait until you bring a line of Pike up to a single Ps 😱 Then you realise they don't provide overlaps against the Ps , because your not in contact with its side edge .
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Post by paulisper on Oct 1, 2024 17:03:30 GMT
Just wait until you bring a line of Pike up to a single Ps 😱 Then you realise they don't provide overlaps against the Ps , because your not in contact with its side edge . Oh, yeh, it sucks donkey schlong… 🤬 P
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Post by Ken Gordon on Oct 1, 2024 18:15:06 GMT
Then you realise they don't provide overlaps against the Ps , because your not in contact with its side edge . Oh, yeh, it sucks donkey schlong… 🤬 P And this is the uk’s ambassador at the Ulm tournament 😉
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Post by paulisper on Oct 1, 2024 18:35:43 GMT
Oh, yeh, it sucks donkey schlong… 🤬 P And this is the uk’s ambassador at the Ulm tournament 😉 Nah, that job is the camel rider’s friend, Mr Hoddo!
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Post by martin on Oct 1, 2024 19:01:33 GMT
And this is the uk’s ambassador at the Ulm tournament 😉 Nah, that job is the camel rider’s friend, Mr Hoddo! I assume we’ll be seeing pics of King Arthur onna camel soon, then…..🙃
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