Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

Some rules questions came up during our Migscon 25mm Warrior tournament.
(Results to come)

1) Do incendiary arrows fired by B use the artillery line, or the B
line, when firing at targets?
2) Do loose and close order foot take a waver test for incendiary arrows
as they would for HG/Art? [if so, this seems odd, as incendiaries seem
to have had their major effect on animals, not people...]

3) Cessation cured disorder: If a Cav unit becomes disordered on
approaches (by elephants or camels) and is NOT placed in a rally
situation, but the cause of disorder is removed (the camels evade away)
does the Cav unit rally in THAT end phase or the next?

4) Flank march charges: Is there any limitation on a flank marching
unit conducting a charge onto the table? That is, may any unit arriving
choose to arrive via a charge move? Do FIT issues apply to the arrival
(i.e. must the arriving unit conduct its charge so that the whole of the
body is on table after movement but before combat resolution? Can a
charge from off table be counter-charged?)

Thanks in advance,
Christian

[joncleaves]

<<1) Do incendiary arrows fired by B use the artillery line, or the B
line, when firing at targets?>>

They use the incendiary line, which happens to also be the artillery line. But
this does not somehow make fire into artillery, any more than it makes a javelin
into an arrow...

<<2) Do loose and close order foot take a waver test for incendiary arrows
as they would for HG/Art?>>

No.

<<3) Cessation cured disorder: If a Cav unit becomes disordered on
approaches (by elephants or camels) and is NOT placed in a rally
situation, but the cause of disorder is removed (the camels evade away)
does the Cav unit rally in THAT end phase or the next?>>

THAT one.

<<4) Flank march charges: Is there any limitation on a flank marching
unit conducting a charge onto the table? That is, may any unit arriving
choose to arrive via a charge move? Do FIT issues apply to the arrival
(i.e. must the arriving unit conduct its charge so that the whole of the
body is on table after movement but before combat resolution? Can a
charge from off table be counter-charged?)>>

You have to get onto the table, but you can choose to approach, march or charge
to do it. Right now you can't countercharge as you can't charge an off table
target.
The charge must be legal.

Right now the player chooses the mix of charge/march/approach as long as he gets
the max onto the table. We are refining that language in the revised book to
make it less nebulous.

J


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