If they do not have javelins listed as a shooting weapon in the army list then they cannot do so.

try
http://www.juniorgeneral.org/

nice site. I would also recommend
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/luke/ueda-sarson ... rns_1.html

The largest unit that I know of to use the wedge formation was the Byzantine Clibanophoroi, a unit of 504 men. Alexander the Greats's Companion cavalry also used the wedge, but I would have to verify whether the wedges were formed by each Ile or the sub-units of the Ile. Note that base depths are ...

Wedges were usually formed by smaller tactical units than those used for FOG. See Asclepiodotus "Tactics part VII -The Cavalry". As such each base would consist of one or more wedges. Nice looking figures.
regards,
Bill

The multiple units of four that have been recommended are sometimes referred to as "The Dom Rom Swarm". See http://www.madaxeman.com/wiki2/tiki-ind ... nate+Roman for tips.

philqw78 wrote:Well I think they look loverly. Maybe they will orchestrate your downfall.

I know, its late, I'll get my coat.

Phil will be Bach later.

I'll get my coat also.

Nice looking figures.

Had to see what mine changed to. Rather have icon for another army instead of WW2 German

I have used artist mat board for my plastics. I had some on heavier bases and unfortunately the box they were in was knocked over. I had to spend some time gluing broken figures together that were damaged by the heavy bases. No such problem with the mat board.

Wikipedia has a couple of maps showing tribal locations in France. and might be your best help in determining which tribes were what type. The battles you list cover a wide variety of locations.
Allia, and Telamon were fought in Italy
Sabis, also known as the battle of Sambre, was fought in Belgium ...

If you can find a copy I would also recommend "Armies of the Macedonian and Punic Wars" for uniform information. Silius Italicus and Polybius are the two ancient authors that mention anything about the colors that were used.

Last year we tried a game treating Undead as plain Superior without capabilities. They don't do a great deal of damage, but they do tie up the opposition for a variable but often significant length of time.


That would be http://iranistan.blogspot.com/2009/04/field-of-glory-fantasy-rules ...

I would have to agree that the quality levels are too high and that there are too many special rules. I would make the dwarfs resistant to magic though.
There is also a dwarf army list for middle earth at http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/FoG_fantasy/

No one knows for certain. I think there are ancient dipictions for both over and under hand styles. Overhand seems to make the most sense.

Mike B
The old over and under debate. This was debated some time back in The Society of Ancients with over being the final choice. The main problem with ...

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Probably the last scenario of the Parthian series:

Tigris 115AD
Principate Romans vs Parthians
Provoked by the appointment of a pro-Parthian king in Armenia, Emperor Trajan set out for the east in late 113 AD. Confident after a series of successes, the Romans invaded ...

http://folk.uio.no/arnsteio/DBM/ page with tournament photos

I have used my 6mm against 15mm on several occasions. It was also done under dbx by another. see http://folk.uio.no/arnsteio/DBXin6mm/ There are several photos of his army in the tournament section.
As long as the troops are correct and properly defined you could use any scale that would fit on a ...

Actually what I should have said was that the impacts are all resolved at the same time, though different factors may apply for each.

All the impacts should be resolved as one combat, not sequentially.

If you are saying that C and D also cause three hits each and they are distributed in the same manner as those by A and B were, then A would have caused 3 and received 4 as would D. B and C would have caused 3 and received 2. If that is the case, then A and D are test as losing while B and C test as ...