Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

Greg Regets · Imperator Joined: 12 Apr 2006 Posts: 2988

If Paul is doing the new Byz lists, they will probably be pretty good. The list he did for the Nyky's that was posted in Spearpoint was as tough as a Nebraska football player is on his girlfriend!!

Greg

P.S. Good I.N.S. smack talk Harlan ... now get OFF your wife/sister and get them damn Crusaders painted.

P.P.S. For my new 25mm army I'm using cut up body parts and casualties on bases to show fatigue, etc ... Not only do they do the job, but they look great too (if not a bit sick and demented).

Patrick Byrne · Centurion Joined: 12 Apr 2006 Posts: 1433

Greg,
Awesome thought dude. Are you just going to throw the arms and stuff
behind the units?

This could be taken a long way. In fact, it would be awesome to see a
trail of body parts behind a group of figures.

"Dude, you're trailing 8 limbs, 3 heads, and 2 whole horses, that unit
HAS to be tired!"
-PB

Greg Regets wrote:

> P.P.S. For my new 25mm army I'm using cut up body parts and casualties
> on bases to show fatigue, etc ... Not only do they do the job, but
> they look great too (if not a bit sick and demented).

Ed Kollmer · Centurion Joined: 12 Apr 2006 Posts: 1018

Does anyone know Paul Georgian's email address. I need to ask him a
question about some byzantines.

Recruit Joined: 12 Apr 2006 Posts: 20

Ed, are you going to Cold Wars?

Bob Hess

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Ed Kollmer · Centurion Joined: 12 Apr 2006 Posts: 1018

Bob
How are you doing?? Unfortunately,no I find it hard to get there
during that time. It seems that I am so pressed for time lately. I
hardly have time to even paint figures.
Pointcon is my Spring event, and that isn't always that easy. Just
talk to Tim B.
I will try to keep in touch.-

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Bill Chriss · Centurion Joined: 12 Apr 2006 Posts: 1000 Location: Texas

Here's a historical/list question for Byzantinists. How come the
Greek fire syphoneer disappears from wargame history after the
NIkephoran era? Did the Greeks forget how to use their fire around
1050 a.d.? Also, why no incindiary missiles for the late (or early)
Byzantine bolt shooters and other artillery? One would think that no
one would be any better at this sort of thing than the Byzantines.
They certainly made great use of Greek fire well into the late
period, at least on ships. Thanks for any input here.

The Greek Kid