Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[joncleaves]

It is correct that the roll for a general's character is public. There are no
secret die rolls in Warrior.

J

-----Original Message-----
From: jmgarlic@...
To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, 26 Jun 2005 22:00:08 EDT
Subject: Re: [WarriorRules] Re: Grand TACTICS flank march organization


Correct me if I'm wrong, but there is no way to conceal the fact that a
command is missing since you have to dice for generals even if they are flank
marching. I love to flank march, but was caught off guard at Fort Worth last
fall
since I had to dice for a flank marching general and thereby reveal that more
than a unit was missing (even if I sent non-scouting points type units).

John Garlic


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[Todd Schneider]

There is if your opponent isn't paying attention.

At 1600 points I have 2 commands, it's all I really
need since my army doesn't need to be on anything but
probe orders.

And, at 17 scouting points, I will almost always be
outscouted. Anyways, my big command is always the one
set up first, and when I tell my opponenet I am done
setting up, they dont often ask if both my commands
are on the table, the count scouting points.

However, I do have 2 2e units of HC. If you only see
one of them.... :-)

Todd


--- jmgarlic@... wrote:

> Correct me if I'm wrong, but there is no way to
> conceal the fact that a
> command is missing since you have to dice for
> generals even if they are flank
> marching. I love to flank march, but was caught off
> guard at Fort Worth last fall
> since I had to dice for a flank marching general and
> thereby reveal that more
> than a unit was missing (even if I sent non-scouting
> points type units).
>
> John Garlic
>
>
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> removed]
>
>

[John Garlic]

Todd,

I agree there, but you roll for the general's character at beginning of game
instead of when he comes on with flank march. So, unless you are playing
someone who is very inattentive (not something to plan on), it is not likely to
be
a big surprise other than the size of the march. Even so, I still like to
flank march.

John

In a message dated 6/26/2005 10:01:20 PM Central Standard Time,
thresh1642@... writes:
There is if your opponent isn't paying attention.

At 1600 points I have 2 commands, it's all I really
need since my army doesn't need to be on anything but
probe orders.

And, at 17 scouting points, I will almost always be
outscouted. Anyways, my big command is always the one
set up first, and when I tell my opponenet I am done
setting up, they dont often ask if both my commands
are on the table, the count scouting points.

However, I do have 2 2e units of HC. If you only see
one of them.... :-)

Todd


--- jmgarlic@... wrote:

> Correct me if I'm wrong, but there is no way to
> conceal the fact that a
> command is missing since you have to dice for
> generals even if they are flank
> marching. I love to flank march, but was caught off
> guard at Fort Worth last fall
> since I had to dice for a flank marching general and
> thereby reveal that more
> than a unit was missing (even if I sent non-scouting
> points type units).
>
> John Garlic


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