Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[joncleaves]

<< We allow common sense to dictate these moves. Such as, HC charge LC and
the
LC respond by evade, however, if it move directly to its rear or away from
the charge it must move into woods. We allowed the LC to move at a slight
angle to avoid the wood, we believe this common sense move to be
appropriate. What does everyone do in this situation. >>


We do what you suggest. Text in the rules will be added to help with this.

[Harlan Garrett]

In the rules (7th & Warrior) state that is a body that is conducting a recall move must move to its direct rear.  In the case of an evade move the unit move move to its rear or directly away from the charge.  However, in some cases it may be impossible or impractical to respond in this method.  We allow common sense to dictate these moves.  Such as, HC charge LC and the LC respond by evade, however, if it move directly to its rear or away from the charge it must move into woods.  We allowed the LC to move at a slight angle to avoid the wood, we believe this common sense move to be appropriate.  What does everyone do in this situation. 
 
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[joncleaves]

Good one, Don. I'll work on something like that.

[Don Coon]

> Harlan D. Garrett wrote:
>
> In the rules (7th & Warrior) state that is a body that is conducting a
> recall move must move to its direct rear. In the case of an evade
> move the unit move move to its rear or directly away from the charge.
> However, in some cases it may be impossible or impractical to respond
> in this method. We allow common sense to dictate these moves. Such
> as, HC charge LC and the LC respond by evade, however, if it move
> directly to its rear or away from the charge it must move
> into woods. We allowed the LC to move at a slight angle to avoid the
> wood, we believe this common sense move to be appropriate. What does
> everyone do in this situation.
>
> Harlan D. Garrett

Not just what does everyone do, but what will the rules say you can do.
Joe suggested a prioritized list like:
1. must move straight away from charge
2. must move straight back
3. may wheel 45 degrees to avoid enemy body
4. may wheel 45 degrees to avoid difficult terrain.

Something like that. What we do not want to see is a controlled evade
with benificial wheels or formation changes at the whim of the
controller.

Don