Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Doug]

I'm more interested in playing several scenario type games than the
regular tournament format.

It would be fun to utilize some of the odd mechanics, like marching
forces meeting, or being put into a tactical situation that
illustrates something. Grognards can certainly set up victory
conditions that make up for unequal forces.

This is the sort of thing would attract convention gamers who are not
part of the ancients tournament group. Look at the followers of the
Hack scenarios, etc.
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Doug
The price of freedom is infernal vigilantes

I live in Maryland. Now that Bob Ehrlich is Governer, we can expect a
reversal in the heroin addiction, syphilis, violent crime, and
political corruption spawned by the last 30+ years of liberal
Democrat autocracy.

[Ed Kollmer]

I am hoping to use some of my scenarios that I developed for some fantasy
events ffor Warrior. I talked to Bill L and he was nice enough to let me use
his place , since it is more centrally located. I just have to get my behind
in gear and get them set up. Hopefully, they will be a good alternative to
tourneys( which I like ) or just something different.




----- Original Message -----
From: "Doug" <rockd@...>
To: "Warrior" <WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, December 23, 2002 1:26 PM
Subject: [WarriorRules] Scenario games at tourneys


> I'm more interested in playing several scenario type games than the
> regular tournament format.
>
> It would be fun to utilize some of the odd mechanics, like marching
> forces meeting, or being put into a tactical situation that
> illustrates something. Grognards can certainly set up victory
> conditions that make up for unequal forces.
>
> This is the sort of thing would attract convention gamers who are not
> part of the ancients tournament group. Look at the followers of the
> Hack scenarios, etc.
> --
>
> Doug
> The price of freedom is infernal vigilantes
>
> I live in Maryland. Now that Bob Ehrlich is Governer, we can expect a
> reversal in the heroin addiction, syphilis, violent crime, and
> political corruption spawned by the last 30+ years of liberal
> Democrat autocracy.
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[joncleaves]

I would help run scenario games at a con. But until I can afford to travel
with two armies and all the terrain, I can't be the primary guy.

But if I am going to a con and someone also going there wants my help running
scenarios, I'll give up any tourney except the NICT to do so.


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[scott holder]

I'm more interested in playing several scenario type games than the
regular tournament format.

>By all means. Seriously, I'd love nothing more than to do scenario games ala
what Phil Viverito does with Hack. The problem is that most Warrior players
wanna play in tourneys, not run scenario games. That's another reason why you
NEVER see DBM scenario games at the Big East shows.

It would be fun to utilize some of the odd mechanics, like marching
forces meeting, or being put into a tactical situation that
illustrates something. Grognards can certainly set up victory
conditions that make up for unequal forces.

>You are preaching to the choir. However, there is just one of me at a conven
tion:):)

This is the sort of thing would attract convention gamers who are not
part of the ancients tournament group. Look at the followers of the
Hack scenarios, etc.

>Heh heh, and it helps sell rules.