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Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules A Four Horsemen Enterprises Rules Set
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Doug Centurion

Joined: 12 Apr 2006 Posts: 1412
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Posted: Sat Oct 26, 2002 10:39 pm Post subject: Re: Digest Number 714- Berserker/newbie lists |
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>I agree with Robert and I would add that a person who is new to the
>Warrior system should start out with an army that is mostly made up
>of regulars with decent morale (at least "C") which are much more
>forgiving maneuver wise and allow you a decent chance to counter
>when you see that you've made a newbie mistake. Also more
>importantly, try to find an opponent who is likely to explain to you
>your options.
> Kelly Wilkinson
As I pointed out before asking my Bersker questions, the armies I
possess with enough figures to make an army are Viking, Anglo Danish,
Norman, and NKE/Mittanni wheelies. I have also pointed out that I do
not have anyone to teach me the game, and that my regular DBM gaming
partner declared Warrior too difficult to struggle through after
several attempts. Warrior isn't a game you can learn solo.
I can't learn this game by memorizing rules and the using them to
perform tactics. I need propose a tactic and then figure out how to
do it using the rules mechanics. A good teacher would then critique
my effort, pointing out misapprehensions of the rules I apply and
omission of any relevent rules.
Jon's reply was simply insulting; as opposed to Scott & John
Meunier's thoughtful responses which answered some of my rules
uncertainty as best they knew and also provided some commentary on
the tactical aspects of implementing Berserkers, within the scope of
the rules, to achieve the historical effect desired.
--
Doug
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scott holder Moderator


Joined: 30 Mar 2006 Posts: 6072 Location: Bonnots Mill, MO
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Posted: Sat Oct 26, 2002 11:53 pm Post subject: Re: Digest Number 714- Berserker/newbie lists |
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I have also pointed out that I do
not have anyone to teach me the game, and that my regular DBM gaming
partner declared Warrior too difficult to struggle through after
several attempts. Warrior isn't a game you can learn solo.
>Rich Kroupa lives near you. I'd strongly urge you to get in contact with him
for some semi-regular Warrior gaming.
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Recruit

Joined: 12 Apr 2006 Posts: 128
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Posted: Sun Oct 27, 2002 6:07 am Post subject: Re: Digest Number 714- Berserker/newbie lists |
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Scott,
He doesnt live very far from the front gate of Aberdeen Proving
Grounds. I am linking up with him and will do my best to help him.
Tom Keegan
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