Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

In the Early Hebrew Fast Warrior list, the CinC is listed as:
CinC 2E Irr B 1/2 LHI 1/2 LMI Jls, Sh, AS
The AS is I assume, the Ark of the Covenant. The 25mm model I have is by
Castaway Arts. There are 4 Levite priests carrying the Ark, 2 in the "front
rank" and 2 in the "rear rank". To complicate matters, there is also a
shofar blower and a "Moses" Charlton Heston figure. This model, based on a
standard 60mm x 80mm base suffices for the CinC unit, as described in the
list. Am I right?

The problem comes in when I Supersize to Big Boy Warrior. Is it a legal
formation if I stack front rank LHI, rear rank LMI alongside this double rank
element to make a larger unit? Note that I am counting it as LHI/LMI. Also
in regular Warrior list, the Ark is part of the CinC's unit. Am I on the
right track?

If I am not clear, I will try to clarify.

John the OFM

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In the Early Hebrew Fast Warrior list, the CinC is listed as:
CinC 2E Irr B 1/2 LHI 1/2 LMI Jls, Sh, AS
The AS is I assume, the Ark of the Covenant.

>No. That is a typo. My sincere apologies. That should be a PA standard.
S
igh. I've made a note to have that corrected in our next clarification
sheet.


The 25mm model I have is by
Castaway Arts. There are 4 Levite priests carrying the Ark, 2 in the "front
rank" and 2 in the "rear rank". To complicate matters, there is also a
shofar blower and a "Moses" Charlton Heston figure. This model, based on a
standard 60mm x 80mm base suffices for the CinC unit, as described in the
list. Am I right?

>Absolutely. And, I'd go ahead and use this for FW since it makes the
coolest
PA standard around. No one is gonna say anything in FW if you just point
to
the base and say "this is the CinC's unit and it represents the first line
on
the FW Early Hebrew list".

The problem comes in when I Supersize to Big Boy Warrior. Is it a legal
formation if I stack front rank LHI, rear rank LMI alongside this double
rank

element to make a larger unit?

>Not really since the only LHI in the army are Levites and the notes say
they
must be in a unit with the CinC and since nowhere else does it say units can
m
ix, no, this would not be legal.

Note that I am counting it as LHI/LMI.

>This would be incorrect. The intent is that the CinC schleps around the
Ark
and the only unit in the list that could be part of this CinC unit would be
th
e Levite Guard because if you purchase the Ark, you must purchase at least 1
e
lement of Levite Guard (in addition to upgrading the CinC's element to Irr A
a
s Levite Guard) to be with the CinC. This eliminates the CinC's ability to
"b
e in" any other unit.

Also
in regular Warrior list, the Ark is part of the CinC's unit. Am I on the
right track?

>In this you are. If you want to use the 2 element "model" of the CinC/Ark
an
d call it 2 elements of LHI Levites, definitely do so. Then you can
technical
ly stick another 2 elements of Levites in their normal basing schema in the
sa
me unit and I think most opponents would get the idea.

scott

>>


Not Sacred? Oh, pshaw. I'll just pretend I never read this. :>)
Thanks, you cleared it up for me. Now to buy some Emperor Palpatine action
figures for the lightning bolts......

John the OFM

[scott holder]

In the Early Hebrew Fast Warrior list, the CinC is listed as:
CinC 2E Irr B 1/2 LHI 1/2 LMI Jls, Sh, AS
The AS is I assume, the Ark of the Covenant.

>No. That is a typo. My sincere apologies. That should be a PA standard. S
igh. I've made a note to have that corrected in our next clarification sheet.


The 25mm model I have is by
Castaway Arts. There are 4 Levite priests carrying the Ark, 2 in the "front
rank" and 2 in the "rear rank". To complicate matters, there is also a
shofar blower and a "Moses" Charlton Heston figure. This model, based on a
standard 60mm x 80mm base suffices for the CinC unit, as described in the
list. Am I right?

>Absolutely. And, I'd go ahead and use this for FW since it makes the coolest
PA standard around. No one is gonna say anything in FW if you just point to
the base and say "this is the CinC's unit and it represents the first line on
the FW Early Hebrew list".

The problem comes in when I Supersize to Big Boy Warrior. Is it a legal
formation if I stack front rank LHI, rear rank LMI alongside this double rank

element to make a larger unit?

>Not really since the only LHI in the army are Levites and the notes say they
must be in a unit with the CinC and since nowhere else does it say units can m
ix, no, this would not be legal.

Note that I am counting it as LHI/LMI.

>This would be incorrect. The intent is that the CinC schleps around the Ark
and the only unit in the list that could be part of this CinC unit would be th
e Levite Guard because if you purchase the Ark, you must purchase at least 1 e
lement of Levite Guard (in addition to upgrading the CinC's element to Irr A a
s Levite Guard) to be with the CinC. This eliminates the CinC's ability to "b
e in" any other unit.

Also
in regular Warrior list, the Ark is part of the CinC's unit. Am I on the
right track?

>In this you are. If you want to use the 2 element "model" of the CinC/Ark an
d call it 2 elements of LHI Levites, definitely do so. Then you can technical
ly stick another 2 elements of Levites in their normal basing schema in the sa
me unit and I think most opponents would get the idea.

scott

[scott holder]

Not Sacred? Oh, pshaw. I'll just pretend I never read this. :>)
Thanks, you cleared it up for me. Now to buy some Emperor Palpatine action
figures for the lightning bolts......

>Not to mention the Indianna Jones figure. I should ask Ben Pecson the next t
ime I see him if he still has that standard element and if he'd wanna part wit
h it.