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madaxeman
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Phil Powell has already added his Britcon-winning Italian Ostrogoth list to the FoG Wiki - so you can see the deep thought behind it!
If anyone else wants to add their lists to the relevant pages, please do so ...
http://www.madaxeman.com/wiki2/tiki-ind ... strogothic
(if you are using the Army List Builder excel spreadsheet the easiest way to do this is to insert another column into your spreadsheet at Column A, copy/insert asterisks ( * ) into each cell in the new column A, and the cut and paste all the cells with army data (ie not the headings) into the wiki. It looks a bit odd until you save it, but it looks fine in the saved version)
tim
If anyone else wants to add their lists to the relevant pages, please do so ...
http://www.madaxeman.com/wiki2/tiki-ind ... strogothic
(if you are using the Army List Builder excel spreadsheet the easiest way to do this is to insert another column into your spreadsheet at Column A, copy/insert asterisks ( * ) into each cell in the new column A, and the cut and paste all the cells with army data (ie not the headings) into the wiki. It looks a bit odd until you save it, but it looks fine in the saved version)
tim
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philqw78
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Re: Britcon Lists
madaxeman wrote:Phil Powell has already added his Britcon-winning Italian Ostrogoth list to the FoG Wiki - so you can see the deep thought behind it!
tim
So Wily you could pin a tail on it and call it a Coyote
Although I initially expected to end up at the bottom of the canyon people's disbelief of my army and game plan proved a massive advantage
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timurilenk
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Re: Britcon Lists
I tried it - seems to work OKmadaxeman wrote:(if you are using the Army List Builder excel spreadsheet the easiest way to do this is to insert another column into your spreadsheet at Column A, copy/insert asterisks ( * ) into each cell in the new column A, and the cut and paste all the cells with army data (ie not the headings) into the wiki. It looks a bit odd until you save it, but it looks fine in the saved version)
Ian Stewart - Loving FOG, but still learning
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JimmyThePict
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In case anyone is interested
Early Picts @ Britcon 2009
CiC IC - - - - - - CinC 1
Troop Commander TC - - - - - - - 1
Troop Commander TC - - - - - - - 1
Saxon Troop Commander TC - - - - - - Ally general 1
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1 Archers LF Unprotected Average Undrilled Bow - - - 6
2 Javelinmen LF Unprotected Average Undrilled Javelins Light spear - - 6
3 Cavalry LH Unprotected Average Undrilled Javelins Light spear - - 4
4 Chariots LCh - Superior Undrilled - Light spear - - 4
5 Spearmen 1 MF Unprotected Average Undrilled - Offensive spearmen Spearmen - 8
6 Spearmen 2 MF Unprotected Average Undrilled - Offensive spearmen Spearmen - 8
7 Spearmen 3 MF Unprotected Average Undrilled - Offensive spearmen Spearmen - 8
8 Spearmen 4 MF Unprotected Average Undrilled - Offensive spearmen Spearmen - 8
9 Spearmen 5 MF Unprotected Average Undrilled - Offensive spearmen Spearmen - 8
10 Spearmen 6 MF Unprotected Average Undrilled - Offensive spearmen Spearmen - 8
11 Spearmen 7 MF Unprotected Average Undrilled - Offensive spearmen Spearmen - 8
12 Saxon Javelinmen LF Unprotected Average Undrilled Javelins Light spear - - 4
13 Saxon Nobles HF Protected Superior Undrilled - Impact foot Swordsmen - 4
14 Saxon Women HF Protected Average Undrilled - Impact foot Swordsmen - 8
15 Saxon Nobles HF Protected Superior Undrilled - Impact foot Swordsmen - 4
Early Picts @ Britcon 2009
CiC IC - - - - - - CinC 1
Troop Commander TC - - - - - - - 1
Troop Commander TC - - - - - - - 1
Saxon Troop Commander TC - - - - - - Ally general 1
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1 Archers LF Unprotected Average Undrilled Bow - - - 6
2 Javelinmen LF Unprotected Average Undrilled Javelins Light spear - - 6
3 Cavalry LH Unprotected Average Undrilled Javelins Light spear - - 4
4 Chariots LCh - Superior Undrilled - Light spear - - 4
5 Spearmen 1 MF Unprotected Average Undrilled - Offensive spearmen Spearmen - 8
6 Spearmen 2 MF Unprotected Average Undrilled - Offensive spearmen Spearmen - 8
7 Spearmen 3 MF Unprotected Average Undrilled - Offensive spearmen Spearmen - 8
8 Spearmen 4 MF Unprotected Average Undrilled - Offensive spearmen Spearmen - 8
9 Spearmen 5 MF Unprotected Average Undrilled - Offensive spearmen Spearmen - 8
10 Spearmen 6 MF Unprotected Average Undrilled - Offensive spearmen Spearmen - 8
11 Spearmen 7 MF Unprotected Average Undrilled - Offensive spearmen Spearmen - 8
12 Saxon Javelinmen LF Unprotected Average Undrilled Javelins Light spear - - 4
13 Saxon Nobles HF Protected Superior Undrilled - Impact foot Swordsmen - 4
14 Saxon Women HF Protected Average Undrilled - Impact foot Swordsmen - 8
15 Saxon Nobles HF Protected Superior Undrilled - Impact foot Swordsmen - 4
I think the fortified camp thing might have legs. Now that I think about it I can see it being useful in some circumstances that have caused me trouble in the past.
Even just deployed on the baseline (or near the baseline) as a pivot point it could be useful, after all the fortified camp doesn't suffer -1 for being near the board edge. The relative difficulty of getting through it with mounted creates a fair amoutn of uncertainty on an opponent's part in trying to get through and around your flank, especially if you have some troops with missile weapons plinking away at the same time...
Even just deployed on the baseline (or near the baseline) as a pivot point it could be useful, after all the fortified camp doesn't suffer -1 for being near the board edge. The relative difficulty of getting through it with mounted creates a fair amoutn of uncertainty on an opponent's part in trying to get through and around your flank, especially if you have some troops with missile weapons plinking away at the same time...
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philqw78
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Most troops also have the problem of getting stuck on it and charged in the flank or rear. They could move away but none skirmishers would have to CMT and then, again, most troops could only turn to face. So opponents race towards it and then wonder what to do once they get close.ethan wrote:I think the fortified camp thing might have legs. Now that I think about it I can see it being useful in some circumstances that have caused me trouble in the past.
Even just deployed on the baseline (or near the baseline) as a pivot point it could be useful, after all the fortified camp doesn't suffer -1 for being near the board edge. The relative difficulty of getting through it with mounted creates a fair amoutn of uncertainty on an opponent's part in trying to get through and around your flank, especially if you have some troops with missile weapons plinking away at the same time...
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richardcollins70
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Hmph well as my fortified camp fell twice at the first attempt Im strongly of the view a fortified camp is giving your opponent a 24 pt head starthazelbark wrote:This was one of the early roman player theories of how to use camps IIRC.
Personally I have generally found the CMT to stop looting easy to pass. But needing a 6 to bust in don't recall too many attempts
Richard
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timurilenk
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philqw78
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It obviously did the job of distracting the enemy whilst you snuck up and hit him with the big brick that is MRRrichardcollins70 wrote:Hmph well as my fortified camp fell twice at the first attempt Im strongly of the view a fortified camp is giving your opponent a 24 pt head starthazelbark wrote:This was one of the early roman player theories of how to use camps IIRC.
Personally I have generally found the CMT to stop looting easy to pass. But needing a 6 to bust in don't recall too many attempts
Richard
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marshalney2000
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Norse Irish list from Britcon was:
IC plus 3 TCs ( one a Viking ally)
5 bgs of 6 LF ave Jls, LS
1 BG of 6 LF ave sling
4 BGs of 6 MF ave unpr HW
1 BG of 8 MF sup, unpr, HW
2 BGs of 8 HF, sup, unpr, HW
3 BGs of 8 HF, ave, prot, off spear (Vikings)
Hope this is of interest despite the lack of female units.
John
IC plus 3 TCs ( one a Viking ally)
5 bgs of 6 LF ave Jls, LS
1 BG of 6 LF ave sling
4 BGs of 6 MF ave unpr HW
1 BG of 8 MF sup, unpr, HW
2 BGs of 8 HF, sup, unpr, HW
3 BGs of 8 HF, ave, prot, off spear (Vikings)
Hope this is of interest despite the lack of female units.
John
And here are my almost-made-it-to-the-top War of the Roses Yorkist:
IC + 2 TCs
4 BGs of 8 Town and County Longbowmen Undrilled, protected, poor, longbow, swordsmen
2 BGs of 8 Retinue Longbowmen Drilled, protected, average, longbow, swordsmen
2 BGs of 6 Retinue Longbowmen Drilled, protected, average, longbow, swordsmen
2 BGs of 4 Retinue billmen Drilled, armoured, average, heavy weapon
2 BGs of 4 Retinue billmen Drilled, armoured, superior, heavy weapon
1 BG of 4 Mercenary handgunners Drilled, protected, average, firearm
And don't let anyone tell you poor troops are no good in a competition. My poor longbowmen overall turned out to be very stalwart yeomen indeed and probably routed more enemy BGs than the Retinue archers with their fancy manoeuvering. Based on this experience, next year I will probably use HYW (Britain) with all 52 poor archers. They'll be no stopping me then...
Julian
IC + 2 TCs
4 BGs of 8 Town and County Longbowmen Undrilled, protected, poor, longbow, swordsmen
2 BGs of 8 Retinue Longbowmen Drilled, protected, average, longbow, swordsmen
2 BGs of 6 Retinue Longbowmen Drilled, protected, average, longbow, swordsmen
2 BGs of 4 Retinue billmen Drilled, armoured, average, heavy weapon
2 BGs of 4 Retinue billmen Drilled, armoured, superior, heavy weapon
1 BG of 4 Mercenary handgunners Drilled, protected, average, firearm
And don't let anyone tell you poor troops are no good in a competition. My poor longbowmen overall turned out to be very stalwart yeomen indeed and probably routed more enemy BGs than the Retinue archers with their fancy manoeuvering. Based on this experience, next year I will probably use HYW (Britain) with all 52 poor archers. They'll be no stopping me then...
Julian
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Robert241167
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davidandlynda
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Here are the Late Serbs that placed 6th,Terrys in 3rd were quite different
IC and 2 TC's
4 x 6 LF bow undrilled poor
3 x 4 LH bow sword average
1 x 4 LH lance sword average
1 x 4 LH light spear sword bow average
4 x 4 KN heavy armoured,lance sword superior
1 x 6 mob
As with Julian my poor foot were the stars,does this mean they are to powerful
David
IC and 2 TC's
4 x 6 LF bow undrilled poor
3 x 4 LH bow sword average
1 x 4 LH lance sword average
1 x 4 LH light spear sword bow average
4 x 4 KN heavy armoured,lance sword superior
1 x 6 mob
As with Julian my poor foot were the stars,does this mean they are to powerful
David




