Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Matt Kollmer]

Ive somewhat recently finished my Pict army....only 6-7 years...this is a judgement free zone!
any thoughts out there about how best to run them?
I have based a mix of MI and LMI.....
any and all suggestions welcome.....especially free of charge advise

[lilroblis]

Bring lots of whiskey - give it to your opponent delay until onslaught of effects - crush him
Actually - it is like many other barbarian armies - I don't like close order - but you want to design it around waves of impetuous charges and expect some up rolls - big blocks of foot with barbarian foot rules that roll up win. But enev when they die leave disordered enemy for the next wave
Send a list and I would tell you how I would run it, and maybe someone good at this kind of army (Dan Wojke) can correct my mistakes

[Todd Kaeser]

Having seen the pics of the Picts - they are absolutely beautiful.

I agree with Robert - 12E units with spots for chariots to cause unease/chase lights etc...

Saxons are tough troops as well.

Would love to face when Abyssinians are complete

Todd

[Ed Kollmer]

AHHH.....
Thank you Robert.
Matt must be worried that Arturos will crush Picts if he has called in the Reseach team.
OK..... No whiskey before the game. Good thing I don't drink.
OH... by the way. Get in line Picts. You will have to pick (excuse the pun) up the pieces of the Abyssinian after Arturos get finished with them.
Ed the Rash Romano-Brit.
BYW. Love that line "Pics of the Picts".

[Matt Kollmer]

ok ... seems consensus is along the same lines I was thinking....i personally like them better as open order<but the MI could have its uses. the Saxons are only a Late option, so no chariots with them. No chariot rules means i lean a little towards using the Saxons....chariots rules make it a little harder decision...but in the spirit of Bill Low, i have both options in lead:)

it'll be a shame to have to beat up on the poor Abyssinians(also beautiful!!) ..but that is the Pictish way