Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

I have been reading Tony Baths excelent book Hannibal's Campaigns. I
wondered how the Roman lines of Hastatae, Princeps and Triarius would
be expressed in command terms in Warrior. If the commands work in
sectors with some of each of the three lines in each command when the
first lines are beaten in combat the Triarius will retire because
more than 50% of the units in a command are retireing.
If the commands are by lines there will be hardly enough room to
deploy legally, but even if they do they are likely to break the
second line on morale if the first line is beaten in combat.

Would'nt it be more logical that waver tests for seeing a break only
take place by units of a lower morale than the broken unit?.

So the best troops, the Triarius still hang about after seeing the
lower morale troops to their front beaten in combat.

Kingo

[joncleaves]

In a message dated 7/3/2004 14:51:36 Central Daylight Time,
tors1@... writes:

I have been reading Tony Baths excelent book Hannibal's Campaigns. I
wondered how the Roman lines of Hastatae, Princeps and Triarius would
be expressed in command terms in Warrior.


You will have to wait until Classical Warrior. :)

Jon


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