Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Mark Stone]

I started to compose an email on the principles behind the correct use of minor
water features for narrowing terrain frontage. However, it was (a) getting
quite long, and (b) essentially involves some illustrations. So it really works
much better as a web page, which you can find here:
http://digitalpilgrim.com/play/warrior/frontage.html


-Mark Stone

[Bill Chriss]

> I started to compose an email on the principles behind the correct use
> of minor
> water features for narrowing terrain frontage. However, it was (a)
> getting
> quite long, and (b) essentially involves some illustrations. So it really
> works
> much better as a web page, which you can find here:
> http://digitalpilgrim.com/play/warrior/frontage.html
>
>
> -Mark Stone


Indeed, Mark. Your webpage very clearly illustrates precisely what I said
verbally, and this is exactly how I have used minor water features for
years. Thanks. A picture is worth a thousand words. One minor error: on
the slide for the river running parallel to the short side of the table,
you'll want to rotate the ovoid marsh 90 degrees to be 100% accurate about
cutting down frontage as much as possible. Excellent work, though.

-Greek