Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[joncleaves]

In a message dated 2/2/2003 19:50:51 Central Standard Time,
jjendon@... writes:

> I also remember reading in the core rules that infantry
> fighting over an obstacle are not disordered by it ubtil they follow up or
> persue a recoiling or routing enemy. Can someone point me to that para?

9.5. You will see that the type of obstacle matters.

>
> Second rules query? Can anyone buy rocks to roll down hill?
>

Yep.


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[Don Coon]

Thanks man. There was some confusion that maybe they counted as ditched or
something. I also remember reading in the core rules that infantry
fighting over an obstacle are not disordered by it ubtil they follow up or
persue a recoiling or routing enemy. Can someone point me to that para?

Second rules query? Can anyone buy rocks to roll down hill?

Don

Subject: Re: [WarriorRules] Query


> In a message dated 2/2/2003 17:58:37 Central Standard Time,
> jjendon@... writes:
>
> > Played against a K of St Johns army in the tourny yesterday. I have a
> > question. The player fielded a length of wall (allowed per his list).
I
> > can not find walls in the rules. I realize it must be an obstacle
> > (defended
> > if someone is behind it). Does it count as ditched? Higher? Where do
I
> > find this info?
> >
>
> Page 54 of Holy Warrior (and in every other list that has them). Counts
as
> cover and an obstacle.

[joncleaves]

In a message dated 2/3/2003 07:00:32 Central Standard Time,
jjendon@... writes:

> Thanks. I knew it was in there. Maybe in the future clarifications
> you could add "walls" to the list. Just as a clean up. Since Holy
> Warrior covers it already, it would just be a cross reference.
>
>

Sure


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[Don Coon]

--- In WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com, JonCleaves@a... wrote:
> In a message dated 2/2/2003 19:50:51 Central Standard Time,
> jjendon@c... writes:
>
> > I also remember reading in the core rules that infantry
> > fighting over an obstacle are not disordered by it ubtil they
follow up or
> > persue a recoiling or routing enemy. Can someone point me to that
para?
>
> 9.5. You will see that the type of obstacle matters.

Thanks. I knew it was in there. Maybe in the future clarifications
you could add "walls" to the list. Just as a clean up. Since Holy
Warrior covers it already, it would just be a cross reference.

Don