Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[joncleaves]

In a message dated 7/31/2002 16:43:20 Central Daylight Time, cuan@...
writes:


> <<If you are over the center line and under hold orders, is it correct to
> say
> that you can not declare charges?>>

No. Hold orders come with their own charge restrictions.

> <<What about countercharges?>>

See above.

> <<Approaches?>>
>
You can make an approach under hold as long as you don't use it to cross the
center to the enemy side.

<<> Exactly what is a 'voluntary advance' anyways?>>


Working on that. :(





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[joncleaves]

I do not recognize the necessity of the so-called Nebraska rule. If someone
tries to do something just because it doesn't say in the rules you can't, they
should be murdered immediately and painfully.

Good question. Once beyond, you can change to hold orders (or whatever) and
that center-line part of the order doesn't really apply unless you go back
across it to your side of it and then you'd have to change again. You can, for
example, move out to a point on the 'enemy side' and then give an order to hold
that ground. I have even done it.

[Greg Regets]

In the interest of not voilating the "Nebraska" rule ... what happend if the
following is attempted:

Command A crosses the center of the table under PROBE orders, and is in
obeyance.

Some time down the line, bound wise, the command changes to an order that
forbids advance beyond the center-line.

Legal?

I'm sure the answer is obvious, but again, I didn't want to trip over that
Nebraska rule. :-)

Greg

P.S. Take your time Jon, I know your busy and this is not immediately important.

----- Original Message -----
From: JonCleaves@...
To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 11:52 AM
Subject: Re: [WarriorRules] Rules questions.


<<I think these Peltasts are in woods, so would only fight as other foot with
JLS at first contact, and other foot after that, unless fighting elephants in
the wood (haha) where they would get the JLS bonus with other foot each bound.
Right?>>

Right. Missed the word woods. Teach me to hurry.

No LTS in woods, but they are still armed with it, so no JLS after first
contact in hth unless pursuing (or fighting El, as Greg points out unlikely in
woods).


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[Patrick Byrne]

If you are over the center line and under hold orders, is it correct to say
that you can not declare charges?

What about countercharges?

Approaches?

Exactly what is a 'voluntary advance' anyways?
-PB



> From: JonCleaves@...
> Reply-To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Wed, 31 Jul 2002 15:00:58 -0400
> To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [WarriorRules] RULES: Orders
>
> I do not recognize the necessity of the so-called Nebraska rule. If someone
> tries to do something just because it doesn't say in the rules you can't, they
> should be murdered immediately and painfully.
>
> Good question. Once beyond, you can change to hold orders (or whatever) and
> that center-line part of the order doesn't really apply unless you go back
> across it to your side of it and then you'd have to change again. You can,
> for example, move out to a point on the 'enemy side' and then give an order to
> hold that ground. I have even done it.
>
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