Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

In the Fast Warrior Army list. I see anywhere from x2 to x4. Does
this mean that you can have 8E, but only Two to four Units comprising
the 8E.

Example:

List 257, x4 Warriors 6E Irr C LMI 2HCW, D, Sh.

This brings up a second question. Please explain the following:

CinC 2E IRR A LMI LTS OR JLS, B, SH.

Does the above mean two Elements with one of the elements comprising
the CinC?

Thanks in Advance for everyones help.

Jack Young.

[Kelly Wilkinson]

Jack,


--- captainjack75040 <captainjack75040@...>
wrote:
> In the Fast Warrior Army list. I see anywhere from
> x2 to x4. Does
> this mean that you can have 8E, but only Two to four
> Units comprising
> the 8E.
>
> Example:
>
> List 257, x4 Warriors 6E Irr C LMI 2HCW, D, Sh.

**** this means 4 units of 6 elements which are
Irregular "C" morale LMI(Loose medium infantry) two
hand cutting weapon, dart, shield.



> This brings up a second question. Please explain
> the following:
>
> CinC 2E IRR A LMI LTS OR JLS, B, SH.
>
> Does the above mean two Elements with one of the
> elements comprising
> the CinC?

****Yes it does Jack!
>
> Thanks in Advance for everyones help.
>
> Jack Young.

Have a great 4th of July!

Kelly







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[Doug]

>In the Fast Warrior Army list. I see anywhere from x2 to x4. Does
>this mean that you can have 8E, but only Two to four Units comprising
>the 8E.
>
>Example:
>
>List 257, x4 Warriors 6E Irr C LMI 2HCW, D, Sh.

Four units EACH comprised of 6 elements.


>This brings up a second question. Please explain the following:
>
>CinC 2E IRR A LMI LTS OR JLS, B, SH.
>
>Does the above mean two Elements with one of the elements comprising
>the CinC?


Yes, the other is the 'bodyguard' required to make it a unit. You
must have at least 2 elements in a unit, max of 12. In the full
game, a General can be a single element, which is not a unit, and
which can then "join" other units.
--

Doug
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