Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

Jon,

I would like to apologize on behalf of the San Antonio contingent for
one of our member's inability to read a rule book and for the
constant questions they post regarding issues that were settled last
week (at least the other members of the campaign thought so). Please
do not think less of our silent majority due to the squeaky wheel.
Unfortunately, the wonderful "No Child Left Behind" program supported
by the President of the United States and federal government is not
retroactive. :>)

Humbly,

Duane






--- In WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com, JonCleaves@a... wrote:
> In a message dated 3/28/2004 13:50:25 Central Standard Time,
> Harlan.D.Garrett@W... writes:
> 1. Mercenaries (10.32)
>
> If I sell mercenaries (AP) to another player that is lower than my
army
> minimums, then that player must purchase most different troop types
that
> will meet the most army list minimums.>>
>
> There is no question mark here, but I'll do my best to figure otu
what you
> are asking....
>
> 10.32 says:
> "Mercenary AP are recorded as being from the originating player. "
> Ok, so you traded someone some 'Harlan AP' - no prob.
>
> "When mercenary AP are converted into troops, they are purchased
from the
> original army list."
> This means your army list.
>
> "Mercenary AP cannot be spent on non-minimum troops unless all
minima from
> that army list are satisfied."
> The guy who know owns the 'Harlan AP' you traded him can't buy
anything off
> your list that isn't a part of a minimum unless he has bought ALL
the minimum
> elements on the list.
>
> He doesn't have to buy 'most different troop types' - he just
*can't* buy
> anything that isn't a minimum until and unless he has bought ALL
the minimum
> elements.
>
> <<2. Create Warrior Armies from Force Available (6.23) - Low Point
Armies
>
> Same basic question as above, a player must purchase most different
troop
> types that will meet the most army list minimums.>>
>
> I still don't know what 'most different troop types' means, but
yes, the guy
> buying a low point army has to buy from each of the minima elements
until he
> has met all of them. For example, let's say a guy's list has two
minima
> besides the CINC: 4-10 militia infantry and 2-6 light cav.
>
> Under Low Point Armies
> · Purchase only troops that have a minimum requirement
> · Meet as many minimums as possible with the AP available
> · Purchase only the minimum requirement of each troop
type
if any
> minimum not met
> Under bullet 1, he can only buy light cav and militia.
> Under bullet 2, if he can get the minimum LC met but not the 4
militia, he
> has to buy the 2LC first.
> Under Bullet 3, he has to get the four militia elements and the 2
light cav
> before he can buy a 5th militia or a third light cav.
>
>
> <<3. Mercenaries (10.32) CinC
>
> Are you required to purchase the CinC (as part of the mercenaries
minimums)
> or SG (not part of the mercenaries minimums) to command Mercenaries
as a
> separate commander or can the troops be integrated into the players
existing
> commands.>>
>
> As CINCs are always a minimum, you have to buy a CINC for the merc
AP unless
> there are so few AP the low point army rule applies.
>
> 1.5 will make the 'cinc' of a merc command an ally general, and you
can start
> playing it that way if you like.
>
> Jon
>
>
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