Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[joncleaves]

In a message dated 8/28/02 09:30:17 Central Daylight Time,
damourc@... writes:

<< > Right. Anyone who was in skirmish and evaded last turn may no longer be
> in skirmish.>>
>
> Not may, will not. Troops in skirmish that evade are no longer in
skirmish
> at the end of the evade move.
They could have countered to get into back into skirmish the bound
after evading. Which IS the bound covered by the third bullet.
>>

This is true. But then both bullets two and three permit an evade and even
possibly one if the body is light.... I think Jeff was having trouble
'seeing' something like HC or LHI that can skirmish evading the bound before
(and thus being out of skirmish) and still being permitted to evade.

[Chris Damour]

Folks,
There have been several emails over the past (two? damn, I'm falling
behind!) weeks that I want to comment on, but I could not resist a "rapid
fire" response to this last email.

> <<ewan>>:
> JonCleaves@... wrote:

> << Can't happen with a 3-unit circular path, of course. [One of the charges
> would have to be on one's own side.] However, could happen if A and C
> belong to one player, and B and D to the other (perhaps all LC units after
> a flank march by one side?), with A charging B charging C charging D, all
> charges at 90 degrees to one another. Unlikely, yes; and I think that all
> charges would be cancelled under rules as current.>>
>
> Yes, they would. But that one I gotta see.
So do I. Even in my wildest games I've never had this happen. I
would not completely rule out it occuring in the future though!

> Right. Anyone who was in skirmish and evaded last turn may no longer be
> in skirmish.>>
>
> Not may, will not. Troops in skirmish that evade are no longer in skirmish
> at the end of the evade move.
They could have countered to get into back into skirmish the bound
after evading. Which IS the bound covered by the third bullet.

--
Chris Damour