Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[joncleaves]

In a message dated 1/23/2004 18:04:44 Central Standard Time,
oakleaf@... writes:
Rolling boulders down hills ?
is it still in the rules ???
I've looked and cannot see it>>

16.3 <sigh>


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Hi

Rolling boulders down hills ?
is it still in the rules ???
I've looked and cannot see it

Mike

[joncleaves]

In a message dated 1/24/2004 16:41:26 Central Standard Time, nidboy@...
writes:
(Yes Jon I know people need to look harder and your time is short but
sometimes it is really hard to find a bit here or there when its
esoteric!)
My sigh wasn't about helping people - I love doing that. My sigh was about
rocks and the new player's tendency to go after gimmicks when they should be
focused on the games subtleties...lol


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Jon replied:
> Rolling boulders down hills ?
> is it still in the rules ???
> I've looked and cannot see it>>
>
> 16.3 <sigh>
>

Lets nominate Jon for sainthood! That would cheer him up I think.
Then he could help all of us poor confused people playing this game
and scouring his nice big book of rules for tidbits and still be
cheery about it!

Wouldn't that be wonderful!
(A humorous attempt <I hope> at taming the grinch!)

(Yes Jon I know people need to look harder and your time is short but
sometimes it is really hard to find a bit here or there when its
esoteric!)


>

Esoteric? Someone planning a battle predicated on the
documented, but let's face it, rare tactic of rolling
boulders down on your hapless foe? This reminds me of
field fortifications in the forward zone. It says that
you don't think your army is big enough or bad enough
to cross the street by itself; let alone cross the
center line with angry intent. Maybe it's time to
examine another list? Good luck!

--- wacoddignton <nidboy@...> wrote:
> Jon replied:
> > Rolling boulders down hills ?
> > is it still in the rules ???
> > I've looked and cannot see it>>
> >
> > 16.3 <sigh>
> >
>
> Lets nominate Jon for sainthood! That would cheer
> him up I think.
> Then he could help all of us poor confused people
> playing this game
> and scouring his nice big book of rules for tidbits
> and still be
> cheery about it!
>
> Wouldn't that be wonderful!
> (A humorous attempt <I hope> at taming the grinch!)
>
> (Yes Jon I know people need to look harder and your
> time is short but
> sometimes it is really hard to find a bit here or
> there when its
> esoteric!)
>
>
> >
>
>
>


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[Greg Regets]

Bolders are not on the surface as gimmicky as say, scythed
chariots ... but are in fact the panultimate tactical gimmick. After
you have used them to effect a few times, you no longer need to even
buy them. It will be assumed you have them from that time on.

Bolders ROCK!

g ;-)

[Doug]

>My sigh wasn't about helping people - I love doing that. My sigh was about
>rocks and the new player's tendency to go after gimmicks when they should be
>focused on the games subtleties...lol

Maybe you need to add a part about hitting people with _bricks_ :)

[joncleaves]

In a message dated 1/25/2004 02:10:39 Central Standard Time,
rockd@... writes:
Maybe you need to add a part about hitting people with _bricks_
Don't think that hadn't occurred to me... lol


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Yeah, an index would be helpful! But it is put together by hand. A
very time intensive job, especially if it is done correctly.

Scott Turner

At 10:36 PM +0000 1/24/04, wacoddignton wrote:
>Jon replied:
>> Rolling boulders down hills ?
>> is it still in the rules ???
>> I've looked and cannot see it>>
>>
>> 16.3 <sigh>
>>
>
>Lets nominate Jon for sainthood! That would cheer him up I think.
>Then he could help all of us poor confused people playing this game
>and scouring his nice big book of rules for tidbits and still be
>cheery about it!
>
>Wouldn't that be wonderful!
>(A humorous attempt <I hope> at taming the grinch!)
>
>(Yes Jon I know people need to look harder and your time is short but
>sometimes it is really hard to find a bit here or there when its
>esoteric!)
>
>
>>

[joncleaves]

There is an index in the files section.