Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Ed Forbes]

Jon,

Clarification 7.5(pg 61): Chains between artillery count as TF.

This suggests that a chained art battery has the same placement restrictions as
a stone wall and can not be strung at setup in a clear terrain feature.

A clear area is exactly where one would expect to setup such a battery. As the
chains are not fixed, as is a stone wall, I would not think that the TF
restrictions should count with chains.

Ed


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[joncleaves]

Clarification 7.5(pg 61): Chains between artillery count as TF.

This suggests that a chained art battery has the same placement restrictions as
a stone wall and can not be strung at setup in a clear terrain feature. >>
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This is incorrect. The rules on positioning note that you cannot put a
non-portable TF on an open space. Strung chains are still portable, even though
when strung they serve as a TF.

Remember that rule 14.0 has been revised and the new version is in the files
section along with 12.0. These are now the current rules for terrain and
competition deployment.

Jon