Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Doug]

Since the FW lists go straight thru, it would have been nice if you
had given the same numbers to the armies in the list books. You
could still do it with the unpublished books.

Do you think the books will have armies that don't already have FW
lists in the main rules? Will you be putting those FW lists into the
list books as well?
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Doug
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[joncleaves]

In a message dated 10/23/2002 3:35:02 PM Eastern Standard Time,
rockd@... writes:

> Do you think the books will have armies that don't already
> have FW lists in the main rules? >>

No. There is a master list that shows both the master (FW) number and the book
number for each list on our website available for download.

There will be lists that, after the books are done, we do and make available for
free on the web, but they will begin with list #277 and include both the main
list and the FW list.

The New World lists, although having FW numbers, will also be available for free
on the web, as there are only eight or so of them and they don't fit neatly into
any book.

Ok, Scott, how'd I do? Better than *you* answering a *rules* question?
:)

[scott holder]

Since the FW lists go straight thru, it would have been nice if you
had given the same numbers to the armies in the list books. You
could still do it with the unpublished books.

>We made a deliberate decision to *not* do this. Each book is, for the most p
art, designed to get people into the period and as such, were to stand on thei
r own. *That's* why the numbering sequence is separate in each one. Moreover
, if you go to our website:

www.fourhorsemenenterprises.com

and go to the LISTS section, you'll see the master list which has a nice colum
n showing the FW army number and the number for each book. Said master list e
ven breaks this down by book as well. So.....if you go to the web site, all o
f this is made easy.

Do you think the books will have armies that don't already have FW
lists in the main rules? Will you be putting those FW lists into the
list books as well?

>I think Jon answered this in an earlier email and will have probably already
answered it by the time this gets posted. But, currently, FHE will produce 27
6 army lists, all of which can be found as FW lists in the Warrior rule book.
Therefore, the planned future books will not have lists that don't already ha
ve a FW equivalent.

>Now, once we're done with the planned books (all of which can be found at our
web site), we'll go back and address additional armies both in FW and "regula
r" format.

www.fourhorsemenenterprises.com

[Doug]

>
>>We made a deliberate decision to *not* do this. Each book is, for the most p
>art, designed to get people into the period and as such, were to stand on thei
>r own. *That's* why the numbering sequence is separate in each one. Moreover
>, if you go to our website:

Thanks for the info, but you really have to fix the formatting on
your email app so it word wraps properly.