Art De La Guerre

Any reason why the Khmer & Cham are not available to be used at Kegworth?

Not that I have any particular interest in the Khmer (no, not me, you ain't seen me, officer) Shocked

I'm not going ...

Kevin's five wins proving that Classical Indians still have what it takes. I'm glad the beating I got from Harry in round 3 kept me away from them

Kudos to you both.

Dave

Whoops. Double post

Dave

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Dave

ce qui peut porter à confusion est l'errata page trois "esquive (page 4 Cool

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la partie du texte
"pour éviter un terrain"
on peut se dire qu'une troupe esquivant peut éviter un ...

Merci Jean Yves.

Une décision du DT serait très utile. (Either way is good)

Regards,

Dave Allen

PS

Donc pour répondre à ta question , oui une unité qui esquive peut changer de direction en fonction des obstacles voir diagramme page 49 " mouvement d'esquive "

The diagram on pag ...

Hi Did and Mike,

and thank you for taking the time to reply.

My comments below are based only on the English rules as written. If I miss some nuance in the French version of the rules please let ...

Les évadeurs peuvent-ils changer de direction pour éviter un terrain qu'ils sont capables de traverser ?

Que se passe-t-il s'ils ne disposent pas d'une mobilité suffisante pour pénétrer sur le ...

Good spread of armies. Adad-Nirari expects many victories.

Dave

Just waiting on two people for lists
Evil or Very Mad

In the picture the “thing” stopping the cavalry co norming fully is terrain that would penalise it in melee

This is a specific, named exception to the Thou Shalt Confirm Fully basic rule, and ...

Of course it doesn't, because that isn't the rule Rolling Eyes

Page 53 Incomplete conformation, bullet points 1 & 3

• If a unit cannot fully conform on the flank of an enemy, then if possible, ...

We are both wrong, it says:
The distance moved during a conformation is not deducted from movement allowance
The diagram makes it clear that the cavalry would not have the movement allowance to make ...

Isn't it obvious from the text that you do pay for conform distance? And that the terrain affects that distance. Otherwise there would be no point to the original diagram in the book.