Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Tim Grimmett]

Jon--

Learn something new every day.

I assume that the waver test requirement for mounted charging loose order foot
in the open only applies if the target element in question is loose order; ie, a
close order element in the front rank of a mixed order unit negates the waver
test.

Tim


JonCleaves@... wrote:

In a message dated 11/11/2005 09:42:06 Central Standard Time,
greg.regets@... writes:

And I suppose that if you are a unit with two close order infantry
elements up front and two loose order infantry behind, and you recoil
the enemy, you can expand out with the loose order elements ...
correct?



Yep.

Brigans do it all the time. Funny, but I would think that down there in the
center of the medieval Warrior universe that this would be commonplace....lol

Jon


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[joncleaves]

Yep..

Take a look at this from 5.52:

"When in a mixed body with other troops the determination of whether the unit
must waver test or not is based on the following: Can the LHI, LMI, or LI be
contacted by the charging unit? If the answer is yes, and a waver test would
otherwise apply, then the unit must make the test."

Jon

-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Grimmett <grimmetttim@...>
To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 12:16:18 -0800 (PST)
Subject: [WarriorRules] Follow-up on Mixing Orders ---rules question


Jon--

Learn something new every day.

I assume that the waver test requirement for mounted charging loose order foot
in the open only applies if the target element in question is loose order; ie, a
close order element in the front rank of a mixed order unit negates the waver
test.

Tim


JonCleaves@... wrote:

In a message dated 11/11/2005 09:42:06 Central Standard Time,
greg.regets@... writes:

And I suppose that if you are a unit with two close order infantry
elements up front and two loose order infantry behind, and you recoil
the enemy, you can expand out with the loose order elements ...
correct?



Yep.

Brigans do it all the time. Funny, but I would think that down there in the
center of the medieval Warrior universe that this would be commonplace....lol

Jon


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