Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Chris Bump]

In a message dated 06/27/2001 1:39:39 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
jwilkinson62@... writes:

<< As for stability, I also recall reading years ago how
horse tribes would have their children ride
bareback(as lame as this may sound)on sheep to
strengthen the legs of the young riders. Perhaps this
gave these people a bit more control and support for
them to remain mounted by strengthening the muscles in
their legs.

>>
I agree with this, and were stirrups an issue in the rules, there would
probably need to be list rules for the various Horse peoples. There are no
absolutes, and for every example provided an exception. My point was the
differentiation between the horsemen of various centuries missed by the
current rules set. Again, I no longer argue for changes to the rules, in
fact most of the discussions that take place out here now revolve around
"gaps" ,forgive the pun, in the current rules as written.