Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

Jon,

A combined unit of viking warriors and beserkir are arranged so that the
2-base beserkir detachment takes up the middle two slots of a 4-base front
rank.

On the viking approach phase, the 2-base detachment moves forward. This
leaves the warriors in an illegal formation. But on your answer to Doug, you
seemed to imply that the remaining warriors could use their own approach to
bring the unit into a legal formation.

Is this so? Does it count as a change of formation under the maneuver rules?

John Meunier


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[joncleaves]

In a message dated 10/27/2002 15:28:23 Central Standard Time,
scribblerjohn@... writes:

> Jon,
>
> A combined unit of viking warriors and beserkir are arranged so that the
> 2-base beserkir detachment takes up the middle two slots of a 4-base front
> rank.
>
> On the viking approach phase, the 2-base detachment moves forward. This
> leaves the warriors in an illegal formation. But on your answer to Doug,
> you
> seemed to imply that the remaining warriors could use their own approach to
>
> bring the unit into a legal formation.

That is true.

>
> Is this so? Does it count as a change of formation under the maneuver
> rules?
>
>

Yes.


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