Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[scott holder]

As Jon mentioned, the 30 May clarifications are available here. They're now
also posted on the web site.

The page is slightly revised and now breaks out the Fast Warrior list revisions
into their own page. That has also been updated, *lots* of revisions there,
overwhelmingly in the "Opponents" section although peruse thru em since in one
or two instances, the lists themselves have been tweaked. Don't forget the
Sunday morning Fast Warrior Theme tourney at Hcon. 15mm only, 1.5 hour rounds,
3 rounds.

Oh yeah, play in all the other stuff too. Bring your friends.

Feudal Warrior is now finished. It's not at the printer but will be in about a
week. We're just tidying up the last of the formatting issues. The cover shows
an illuminated manuscript illustration of the Battle of Crecy. Inside are 40
army lists, some *remain* quite complex (damned Italian Condotta can't be made
simple no matter what you do) but at least the German lists are easier to
digest:) You will find some interesting concepts to say the least. The
notes will give everybody a nifty overview of medieval/feudal europe, something
you won't find elsehwere.

You can order copies online (the sales page has been updated) so purchase early
and, more importantly, purchase often. These lists *will* be allowed at Hcon
although the lists they'll replace will also be allowed. Thereafter, I'll
publish the supercession list and the old lists will be history.

I will now begin Imperial Warrior. For all the Imperial Romaphiles out there,
the NASAMW lists will form the basis for the new lists but who knows where that
will lead. Also, some of the concepts first published in New World Warrior will
most likely find their way into some Roman armies, details obviously to be
worked out in the coming months. Heh heh, Darrell Smith doesn't deridely call
the Aztecs "New World Legionaires" for nothing.

Scott
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