Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

Jon

A quick question about ditches...

Can there be a curve in a ditch, and if so, on which face of the curve
do you measure its length?

Thanks
Cole

[joncleaves]

Ditches come in elements. Any way you can put them together....

The rule:

" TF often come in six element sections. Each such section must be deployed
with each element touching another of the same TF section. You may deploy less
than 6 elements in a section if you like, discarding those unused."

note that many ways you *could* put them together make no sense tactically.

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From: Nicholas Cioran <ncioran@...>
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Sent: Mon, 04 Apr 2005 21:04:07 -0000
Subject: [WarriorRules] Ditches Question




Jon

A quick question about ditches...

Can there be a curve in a ditch, and if so, on which face of the curve
do you measure its length?

Thanks
Cole






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--- In WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com, JonCleaves@a... wrote:
> Ditches come in elements. Any way you can put them together....
>
> The rule:
>
> " TF often come in six element sections. Each such section must be
deployed with each element touching another of the same TF section.
You may deploy less than 6 elements in a section if you like,
discarding those unused."
>
> note that many ways you *could* put them together make no sense
tactically.

I'm all over the rule, but say I have 1 curved element of ditch in my
six element section of ditch. One face of the curved element will be
longer than the other. Is it:

- The length of the convex face = 1 element width
- The length of the concave face = 1 element width
- The midline measurement between the two faces = 1 element width

or something else entirely?

Thanks
Cole

[joncleaves]

The elements can't be curved, Cole. They are an element long by 10-40p deep.


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Jon Cleaves wrote:
> The elements can't be curved, Cole. They are an element long by 10-
40p deep.

Ah, that clears that up.

Thanks
Cole