Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Don Coon]

Tcon was a bit disorganized, but still an enjoyable con. Our Warrior game drew
MANY stares and comments. We had a lot of walkby questions, and many
encouraging words. Had I had them, I could have sold 4 copies of the rules on
Friday. We had 2 guys sign up for the game and play, and they both seem to like
it. One of them is going to buy the rules as soon as he gets home and gets to
Jacobs site.

The game itself was awesome. We played 2400 points of 25mm on a 16X5 board.
Edge of the world was NOT a factor on this beast and my MIR felt the long
expanses of emptiness as the superior Mongol Horsemen manuvered around at will.
The game felt must more realistic than normal MIR vs. Mongol with 1600 points on
8X5. There was tons of tactical movement. Command and control was a huge issue
as troops were stretched thin, and many times generals ran out of promt minutes.
Retirement and march moves were made on almost every bound, which we thought was
very cool. Orb was used as a formation more than once, and exposed flanks were
seen again and again (not always able to be exploited thank goodness). You had
to be there to see the beauty of this game. On top of thet the actual board
setup was very eye catching. We had a lot of people stop and gawk long before
there was lead on ther table. IMHO our board was in the top 2 as far as
presentation.

Jeff Lawrence has already commited to a warrior tourny at TCon next year. We
have a yera this time and should promote this event. It would make a real good
annual tourny, and would grow I think. Oak Cith is a good location for this
part of the country, as we could easily see KC, DFW, and maybe SA all going,
plus all the other small groups within 6-8 hours drive.

There will be a Warrior tourny at Fort Worth Wars in October this year as well.
Again, we would like to see this become an annual event.

Don


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[Dave Smith]

Don;

Did my friends Steve Schifani and Allen Devor stop by? I know they
were planning on playing some WAB, and I think there was a WAB
doubles biffo scheduled.

Is anyone from D/FW planning on attending Call to Arms here in KC in
May?

Dave



--- In WarriorRules@y..., <jjendon@c...> wrote:
> Tcon was a bit disorganized, but still an enjoyable con. Our
Warrior game drew MANY stares and comments. We had a lot of walkby
questions, and many encouraging words. Had I had them, I could have
sold 4 copies of the rules on Friday. We had 2 guys sign up for the
game and play, and they both seem to like it. One of them is going
to buy the rules as soon as he gets home and gets to Jacobs site.
>
> The game itself was awesome. We played 2400 points of 25mm on a
16X5 board. Edge of the world was NOT a factor on this beast and my
MIR felt the long expanses of emptiness as the superior Mongol
Horsemen manuvered around at will. The game felt must more realistic
than normal MIR vs. Mongol with 1600 points on 8X5. There was tons
of tactical movement. Command and control was a huge issue as troops
were stretched thin, and many times generals ran out of promt
minutes. Retirement and march moves were made on almost every bound,
which we thought was very cool. Orb was used as a formation more
than once, and exposed flanks were seen again and again (not always
able to be exploited thank goodness). You had to be there to see
the beauty of this game. On top of thet the actual board setup was
very eye catching. We had a lot of people stop and gawk long before
there was lead on ther table. IMHO our board was in the top 2 as far
as presentation.
>
> Jeff Lawrence has already commited to a warrior tourny at TCon next
year. We have a yera this time and should promote this event. It
would make a real good annual tourny, and would grow I think. Oak
Cith is a good location for this part of the country, as we could
easily see KC, DFW, and maybe SA all going, plus all the other small
groups within 6-8 hours drive.
>
> There will be a Warrior tourny at Fort Worth Wars in October this
year as well. Again, we would like to see this become an annual
event.
>
> Don
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[Patrick Byrne]

Sorry, not able to attend due to conflict in dates.
But that's just me.
-PB



>
> Is anyone from D/FW planning on attending Call to Arms here in KC in
> May?
>
> Dave

[Don Coon]

> Don;
>
> Did my friends Steve Schifani and Allen Devor stop by? I know they
> were planning on playing some WAB, and I think there was a WAB
> doubles biffo scheduled.
>
> Is anyone from D/FW planning on attending Call to Arms here in KC in
> May?
>
> Dave

Do not recall the names. Chris Bump befriended 2 WAB dudes. Maybe it was
them.

DFW at CTA? Do not know. I am out for May though.

Don