Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Doug]

>I've noted that some tactics the Mongols used do not translate well to
>Warrior due to size of the fighting area (table) and the helicopter view us
>*new age* generals have. In particular, the Mongol tactic of refusing
>(galloping away) a flank back to where some hidden troops would attack in
>numbers; which unlike most other armies, this tactic took place over miles
>of ground not simulated well on the table.
>
>I am hopeful that Campaign Warrior will account for these issues.
>-PB

Perhaps armies who used that tactic should be able to put a unit or
two in ambush in the open somewhere in their deployment area.
Becomes visible when an enemy would be able to see the side of the
unit that is facing the Mongol's table edge.
--

Doug
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