Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Tom McMillan]

In a message dated 7/6/01 4:13:00 PM, WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com writes:

<< >According to the way we read the rules, unit Z
> cannot charge unit B, because of the "gap" formed between unit A and
> unit C is less then two elements wide, correct?
>
> ZZZ
> ZZZ
>
>
> AAAA BBB CCCC
> AAAA BBB CCCC

(If the letters are> just there and unit B is really only a one element
wide unit, like cav
often is, then Z indeed cannot charge B and NEVER has been able to - so long
as A
> and C are not broken or in hth.) >>

Doesn't this seem rather bizarre? So if your army is made up of one element
wide units, the enemy can't charge you at all?? No wonder the manipular
legion was so successful!

[joncleaves]

In a message dated 7/7/2001 06:58:58 Central Daylight Time, Quahog25@...
writes:

<< Doesn't this seem rather bizarre? So if your army is made up of one
element
wide units, the enemy can't charge you at all?? No wonder the manipular
legion was so successful! >>

Now there is something I need to take a look at.