Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Chris Bump]

Harlan wrote:

Now lets look at this from a real life perspective, are telling me that the
members of unit B's right flank would stop approaching towards the enemy
and would simply stay on line with the left flank of unit B and all of unit
C. By this logic, unit B would have to pivot on its center line so its left
elements can move forward and line up with unit A, while unit B's right
elements are going to move rearward so that it can line up with the rest of
the unit. To me it seems that soldiers within unit B would simply move
forward and attack both the front and flank of unit A.

Harlan, that is exactly what I am telling you. I agree that the average Joe
would want to get into the fray, and would likely drift in that direction. I
am also telling you that battles were not fought on football fields and the
given unit's leadership would not likely have unlimited visibility and as
such would likely do all that they could to maintain order and not hang their
flank out facing in the direction from which the enemy they are currently
fighting just came from.

Chris