Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

>Sorry for persisting, but still it's not very clear to me... can one unit
>make an approach and a counter, or an approach and a retirement in the same
>bound?

We always used to play, under 7th, that you could only do one of
those in one bound. So once a unit had made an approach, it could not
counter or retire. No approach move gives the privilege of countering
or retiring, but not both.

Paul Szuscikiewicz

Sorry for persisting, but still it's not very clear to me... can one unit
make an approach and a counter, or an approach and a retirement in the same
bound?

Thanks
Marios

Greetings,

In 7th it says clearly under the heading 'counters and
retirements', "These cannot be made by... any that made an
approach this bound."

In 160500 Warrior, under Retirements it says "A body may
not retire if:" and then 4th Bullet: "it approached".

My understanding is that a unit may Approach OR counter OR
Retire. It may then charge later in the bound.

Yours, Francis

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[Ed Kollmer]

Kollmer wrote:

I have to admit. I have read 6.14 Counters and the only cause for a Counter
seems to be a threatening situation listed under the Counter section.It says
nothing about Approaches. In Section 6.0 Movement it says" A body beginning
bound within 40p of an enemy body may only: Make a formation change during
Appoaches OR counter OR retire.... Here it seems to allude to the one or
the other...

Anybody have some clarifications.......
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Subject: [WarriorRules] Tactical Moves


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> Greetings,
>
> In 7th it says clearly under the heading 'counters and
> retirements', "These cannot be made by... any that made an
> approach this bound."
>
> In 160500 Warrior, under Retirements it says "A body may
> not retire if:" and then 4th Bullet: "it approached".
>
> My understanding is that a unit may Approach OR counter OR
> Retire. It may then charge later in the bound.
>
> Yours, Francis
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[Jake Kovel]

>Sorry for persisting, but still it's not very clear to me... can one unit

>make an approach and a counter, or an approach and a retirement in the same

>bound?


A unit cannot approach and counter or retire in the same turn. If the
wording was left out, sorry, but the rule states that a counter/retirement
cannot be made by a unit that had made an approach earlier. This is clearly
stated in 6.15 Retirements but seems to be missing in 6.14 Counters.

[joncleaves]

You cannot approach and either counter or retire in the same bound. I will so
fix the rules.

Jon