Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Greg Preston]

Comment
Additionally, The Seljuq Turks might be able to have an ally general
again ! (even the Wars of the Roses English might show up with more
than 1 sub/ally general)

Rules question/s
By the way, I have always been interested in how this is scored in a
comp game.

1. If one side has an unreliable ally that ends up changing sides- if
that command (the one changing sides) loses points -whose loses are
they counted towards ?

2. In the change sides example above- if the ally general's original
owners baggage is captured, does it still count towards demoralization
of the (now enemy) allied command ?

Cheers,

Greg P.

On 04/06/2004, at 17:10, Greg Preston wrote:

> Dear Kelly,
> I second that.   I have enough trouble getting my guys to be where I
> want them anyway- let alone is they start to think for themselves.
>
> The idea that guys that I paid good points for might end up fighting
> for the other side is always a bad idea.
> This is further compounded by the idea that in a comp game I could be
> killing my own points
>
> Greg P
>
> On 04/06/2004, at 15:59, kelly wilkinson wrote:
>
> > Greetings all,
> >
> >      I would also like to put my two bits in. The Texas boys never
> > roll for generals and I must say that I like taking this randomness
> > out of a competition game as I never really felt eager to take an
> ally
> > general with the potential for him to ignore my orders based on a die
> > roll. Somehow I feel this cheapens a competition game when it occurs
> > and I for one have reservations for it's use in competitive games.
> Any
> > thoughts from anyone else?
> >
> >                                                                 kelly
>
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[joncleaves]

In a message dated 6/4/2004 03:00:24 Central Daylight Time,
edgdp@... writes:

1. If one side has an unreliable ally that ends up changing sides- if
that command (the one changing sides) loses points -whose loses are
they counted towards ?

2. In the change sides example above- if the ally general's original
owners baggage is captured, does it still count towards demoralization
of the (now enemy) allied command ?>>
If an unreliable general changes sides - they change sides for all pruposes.
Jon


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