Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[John Garlic]

Hello,

Couple questions on Biblical Warrior List #29 (Late Hebrews). The second
question is a repost from a while back, but it got missed in the shuffle.

1) Is a 2E unit with 1E being a Reg A General LCh and 1E being a Reg B LCh
legal?

2) List 29 has a variety of Israelite Infantry, some of which is required.
An Israelite Ally-General is allowed, but not required. Is he the only one
who can command the infantry? I am just wanting to make certain since I assume
the Israelite infantry can be commanded by the other generals.

Thanks,
John Garlic


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[scott holder]

> 1) Is a 2E unit with 1E being a Reg A General LCh and 1E being a Reg B LCh
legal?

Yes

> 2) List 29 has a variety of Israelite Infantry, some of which is required.
An Israelite Ally-General is allowed, but not required. Is he the only one who
can command the infantry? I am just wanting to make certain since I assume the
Israelite infantry can be commanded by the other generals.

>He's not the only one, the CinC and Sub(s) can command that infantry as well.
The term "Israelite" was meant as nothing more to differentiate a Hebrew *ally*
general from the other allied nationalities in the list. Hence, the Israelite
Ally in this list can command any troops that are *not* part of a Neo-Hittite,
Kushite Egyptian allied contingent.

scott

[John Garlic]

Thanks for the response Scott. I thought I had it right, but want to confirm
since they were named by nationality.

John Garlic

In a message dated 2/23/2005 7:43:18 AM Eastern Standard Time, "Holder, Scott"
<Scott.Holder@...> writes:

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>> 1)  Is a 2E unit with 1E being a Reg A General LCh and 1E being a Reg B LCh
legal?
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>Yes
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>> 2)  List 29 has a variety of Israelite Infantry, some of which is required.
 An Israelite Ally-General is allowed, but not required.  Is he the only one who
can command the infantry?  I am just wanting to make certain since I assume the
Israelite infantry can be commanded by the other generals.
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>>He's not the only one, the CinC and Sub(s) can command that infantry as well.
 The term "Israelite" was meant as nothing more to differentiate a Hebrew *ally*
general from the other allied nationalities in the list.  Hence, the Israelite
Ally in this list can command any troops that are *not* part of a Neo-Hittite,
Kushite Egyptian allied contingent.
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