Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

Pardon me if I've missed this being stated before, but can you give a brief
outline of what the planned list books are and what they will cover? (And if
that exists on a web page or in the files archive, just a pointer will be
great!)

Thanks


Tony

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[scott holder]

Pardon me if I've missed this being stated before, but can you give a brief
outline of what the planned list books are and what they will cover? (And if
that exists on a web page or in the files archive, just a pointer will be
great!)

>The 276 army lists that will be covered will be in Fast Warrior format when
Warrior is published later this month. Those lists will give you an
approximate idea of what the "core" of each army will look like. The "full"
army list versions will be broken down as follows (and shown in approximate
order of publication):

Biblical Warrior (Bronze Age, early Iron age, typical chariot stuff)

Dark Age Warrior (Europe from fall of Rome to *roughly* Norman Conquest;
Middle East in same time frame, focus on Byzantines, Arabs, Moslem conquest
plus Asiatic "hordes" like Avars, Slavs, etc)

Holy Warrior (Crusades, Turks, etc)

Feudal Warrior (knights and more knights, stuff not covered by Holy Warrior)

Imperial Warrior (Roman Empire, all its enemies)

Oriental Warrior (all the Asian lists with one or two exceptions that I felt
worked better in other books)

Classical Warrior (hoplites, pikes, Roman Republic, that sorta thing)

In addition, there will be 8 New World lists that we'll publish free on the
Internet (none of them really fit well into the above models). I'm thinking
that after Holy Warrior is published, I'll do the 8 New World lists, get them
online, then start on Feudal Warrior.

Scott
List Ho

>
>In addition, there will be 8 New World lists that we'll publish free on the
>Internet (none of them really fit well into the above models). I'm thinking
>that after Holy Warrior is published, I'll do the 8 New World lists, get them
>online, then start on Feudal Warrior.
>
>Scott
>List Ho
>

And all the rest of us Imperials will be whining about the Imperial
Warrior List.

;-)

Sigh, well, all things come to he who waits.

Scott Turner

Scott: Would you please clarify what WRG and NASAMW modifications to same which have been in use through the 7.5 edition can be used for Warrior tournaments. Thanks Lenney Herrmann  ----- Original Message ----- From: Holder, Scott Sent: Monday, November 05, 2001 7:37 AM To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [WarriorRules] List contents  Pardon me if I've missed this being stated before, but can you give a briefoutline of what the planned list books are and what they will cover?  (And ifthat exists on a web page or in the files archive, just a pointer will begreat!)>The 276 army lists that will be covered will be in Fast Warrior format whenWarrior is published later this month.  Those lists will give you anapproximate idea of what the "core" of each army will look like.  The "full"army list versions will be broken down as follows (and shown in approximateorder of publication):Biblical Warrior (Bronze Age, early Iron age, typical chariot stuff)Dark Age Warrior (Europe from fall of Rome to *roughly* Norman Conquest;Middle East in same time frame, focus on Byzantines, Arabs, Moslem conquestplus Asiatic "hordes" like Avars, Slavs, etc)Holy Warrior (Crusades, Turks, etc)Feudal Warrior (knights and more knights, stuff not covered by Holy Warrior)Imperial Warrior (Roman Empire, all its enemies)Oriental Warrior (all the Asian lists with one or two exceptions that I feltworked better in other books)Classical Warrior (hoplites, pikes, Roman Republic, that sorta thing)In addition, there will be 8 New World lists that we'll publish free on theInternet (none of them really fit well into the above models).  I'm thinkingthat after Holy Warrior is published, I'll do the 8 New World lists, get themonline, then start on Feudal Warrior.ScottList Ho------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ---------------------~-->Universal Inkjet Refill Kit $29.95Refill any ink cartridge for less!Includes black and color ink.http://us.click.yahoo.com/E11sED/MkNDAA/ySSFAA/IMSolB/TM---------------------------------------------------------------------~->To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:WarriorRules-unsubscribe@egroups.comYour use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

[scott holder]

That would be up to the individual(s) running a particular tourney.
Hithertoo, the 7th/Warrior community has generally accepted new and old WRG
lists, the NASAMW revisions, and the three Book of Hosts. I don't foree that
changing until the Warrior lists themselves are slowly published.

For example, when Biblical Warrior comes out, the new and old WRG lists, the
NASAMW revisions, and the first Book of Hosts lists won't be accepted in any
tourney I happen to run.

Again, let me stress, if someone somewhere wants to have a much more open
environment regarding lists, that's their decision. At the rate I'm doing
lists, we should be mostly done with list publication by the end of 2002 so
that should give people plenty of transition time. I also expect some
tourneys to allow both and then some drop dead date for switching.

>>> hermatza@... 11/5/01 7:24:00 PM >>>

Scott: Would you please clarify what WRG and NASAMW modifications to same
which have been in use through the 7.5 edition can be used for Warrior
tournaments.
Thanks
Lenney Herrmann
----- Original Message -----
From: Holder, Scott
Sent: Monday, November 05, 2001 7:37 AM
To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [WarriorRules] List contents

Pardon me if I've missed this being stated before, but can you give a brief
outline of what the planned list books are and what they will cover? (And if
that exists on a web page or in the files archive, just a pointer will be
great!)

>The 276 army lists that will be covered will be in Fast Warrior format when
Warrior is published later this month. Those lists will give you an
approximate idea of what the "core" of each army will look like. The "full"
army list versions will be broken down as follows (and shown in approximate
order of publication):

Biblical Warrior (Bronze Age, early Iron age, typical chariot stuff)

Dark Age Warrior (Europe from fall of Rome to *roughly* Norman Conquest;
Middle East in same time frame, focus on Byzantines, Arabs, Moslem conquest
plus Asiatic "hordes" like Avars, Slavs, etc)

Holy Warrior (Crusades, Turks, etc)

Feudal Warrior (knights and more knights, stuff not covered by Holy Warrior)

Imperial Warrior (Roman Empire, all its enemies)

Oriental Warrior (all the Asian lists with one or two exceptions that I felt
worked better in other books)

Classical Warrior (hoplites, pikes, Roman Republic, that sorta thing)

In addition, there will be 8 New World lists that we'll publish free on the
Internet (none of them really fit well into the above models). I'm thinking
that after Holy Warrior is published, I'll do the 8 New World lists, get them
online, then start on Feudal Warrior.

Scott
List Ho


















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