Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Tom McMillan]

In a message dated 5/16/02 7:42:52 PM, WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com writes:

<< I once worked it out and if you play 15mm games on a table that is

three feet by five feet it is virtually the same ground scale as 25mm

played on a table five feet by eight feet. If you played 15mm games on

athree feet four inches by five feet four inches table it is the identical

ground scale. >>

OK, I'll ask the obvious question- what do you do about terrain sizes for
different size tables, so as not to give a rough terrain army an
advantage/disadvantage?

[scott holder]

OK, I'll ask the obvious question- what do you do about terrain sizes
for
different size tables, so as not to give a rough terrain army an
advantage/disadvantage?

>Currently, nothing. In fact, currently, the "advantage" does lie with
a rough terrain army since the smaller tables for the Mini only "reduce"
the appropriate zones, therefore, terrain size can, theoretically, be
somewhat limited. Of course the number of terrain pieces is reduced as
well.

>Also, clear spaces are relatively large in Warrior so it's rather hard
to *totally* clutter up the board.

Scott
Terrain Ho

[Don Coon]

> OK, I'll ask the obvious question- what do you do about terrain sizes
for
> different size tables, so as not to give a rough terrain army an
> advantage/disadvantage?

Size stays the same. Number of features changes per the rules.

Don