Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Doug]

In several place the rules call for players to write things down, but
in actual practice I see players using chits. Since I'm stil
absorbing the rules, what markers do people use- ie, "disordered,"
"unsteady," "uneasey" etc.

Markers such as "1st prompted charge," "2nd prompted charge," and
"unprompted charge" come to mind as being useful to eliminate writing.
--

Doug
The price of freedom is infernal vigilantes

"The tyranny of the legislatures is the most formidable dread at
present, and will be for long years. That of the executive will come
in it's turn, but it will be at a remote period." James Madison, 15
March 1798 (_Papers of J.M._ vol 12, p.14; LC call no. JK.111.M24)

[Don Coon]

There is a guy here in DFW that makes Warrior counter sheets. Pirce is I
can not remember (around $10). They contain 2 different disorder (close
order and other), shaken, broken, tired, exhausted, skirmish, halt, rally,
and recall. I included Geprge on this email if you guys want to email him
privately. We use these counters every game, and love them. They are
great.


> In several place the rules call for players to write things down, but
> in actual practice I see players using chits. Since I'm stil
> absorbing the rules, what markers do people use- ie, "disordered,"
> "unsteady," "uneasey" etc.
>
> Markers such as "1st prompted charge," "2nd prompted charge," and
> "unprompted charge" come to mind as being useful to eliminate writing.

As far as charges we do write these down prior to declaration. We have a
"free" charge box on our turn sheet that we check off when the first free
charge becomes available (whether it is used or not).

Don

--- In WarriorRules@y..., Doug <rockd@p...> wrote:
> In several place the rules call for players to write things down,
but
> in actual practice I see players using chits. Since I'm stil
> absorbing the rules, what markers do people use- ie, "disordered,"
> "unsteady," "uneasey" etc.
>
> Markers such as "1st prompted charge," "2nd prompted charge," and
> "unprompted charge" come to mind as being useful to eliminate
writing.
> --
>
Doug,
I raided my daughters bead collection which we got from Walmart.
They make small white beads with black lettering which she used with
her friends to make necklaces and other string jewlery. I pulled out
all the "B", "S", "R", "D", beads. They serve well for Broken,
Shaken, Routing and disorder markers. I have seen bags of these
beads for sale at both Walmart and Hobby Lobby. Not to expensive.
For Fatigue markers I use small doghnuts, about 4-5mm in
diameter. I think these are used for knitting or something. I found
these at the Walmart craft section. I spray painted 1/2 brown for H-
T-H fatigue and 1/2 green for shooting fatigue.

Tom Keegan

PS....I asked my daughter first....:)

[Don Coon]

> > > Markers such as "1st prompted charge," "2nd prompted charge," and
> >> "unprompted charge" come to mind as being useful to eliminate writing.
> >
> >As far as charges we do write these down prior to declaration. We have a
> >"free" charge box on our turn sheet that we check off when the first free
> >charge becomes available (whether it is used or not).
> >
> >Don
>
> I was thinking in terms of designating where the General would be
> spending his minutes to prompt charges; if he ran out then some would
> not go.
> --
>
> Doug

We have a box for each unit each bound. We write down prompted charges and
designate a priority order in case the minutes run thin.

Don