As I said earlier in this thread, the rules are as written. But that shouldn't stop people experimenting with changes that they consider give them a game they...
Hi - i wonder if anyone can help me... I am looking into entering the Armati competion at Britcon in Manchester and have emailed for additional infomation but...
Hello to the members of this list This is my first post here. I am still reading Armati rules and deciding if worth playing or not, so I read with interest the...
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Hi Sean Have you tried the contacts through the BHGS website? http://www.bhgs.co.uk/ and follow the links through events and Britcon? There is an email address...
HI - many thanks for the reply. I have tried one of these emails (at least one, at least the one for Mark fry: this was the one that bounced back. i will try...
Steve, I think his statement was qualified. He wondered if there was evidence of "successful" charges. What were the outcomes of the charges mentioned by the ...
In a message dated 6/1/2006 12:49:22 PM Pacific Daylight Time, paleryder1@... writes: He wondered if there was evidence of "successful" charges. What...
I agree wholeheartedly about requiring a uit to start and end behind the flank to claim a flank attack. We tested that idea pretty thoroughly here and it made...
There are extracts of Livy on cavalry versus infantry in the Files section of this site. Wherever the mounted versus infantry file is, it is much, much larger....
Ooops! IIRC, each pretty much every paragraph in the File Cavalry versus Infantry is an excerpt describing a separate confrontation reported by Livy. Sorry....
I am sure BarKochva records the routing of roman infantry by a Selucid cataphract charge ... mentioned by the ... charge ... Megarians. ... them ... exact...
... behind ... Well, it's good to see you agree 'wholeheartedly', but I think your support may be a little rash. I've created a new Photo Album called 'Flank...
... Roman left, Seleukid catafracts led by Antiochos in a frontal charge. The troops hit were probably the left win Latin ala although to all intentts these...
As I understand the rule if you contact the rear corner you could then extend your front beyond your opponents and still count as a rear attack. Therefore in...
Yes it was to the front, however, I do not think it was a raw legion. If I recall correctly BK was cynical regarding Roman claims that it was anything other...
... ...................................... I agree that your example is a frontal attack within the rules. In order to gain the advanatge of a flank attack...
Don't see how it is a 'WRG manoueuvre' (whatever that could possibly be) for two reasons: 1/ I don't play WRG rules. 2/ The Armati rules say quite clearly that...
You are, of course, absolutely correct. My point is, though, that classifying it as a frontal attack is self-evidently wrong. This, I think, could dissuade...
Odd thing that. Apparently, Armati fails to make sense in virtually every way and yet it is the best set of rules on the market Odd thing that. Luxor ... ...
... This assumes the unit attacking can wheel and move. Or isn't an obligatory charger. ... work. ... begin ... of the ... No, it doesn't, it looks at where...
I do not see why it is ironic that it is easier to achieve a rear attack than a flank attack when you are starting behind your opponent My point is a) a slight...
Thanks, that will be interesting. Please quote book, chapter and translation, if possible. Myrt sfp55@... wrote: In a message dated 6/1/2006 12:49:22 PM...
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