Martin Buxton and Steve Clarke................Later Hungarian
Roger Greenwood and Alistair Moore.........Mamluk
Adrian Steer and Robert Taylor.................Late Republican Roman
Paul Crozier and Tony Robinson................Seljuq Turk (Rum)
Neil Howard and Nick Hewitt......................Later Low Countries
Andy Wallace and Martin Routh..................Later Carthaginian
Mick Hood and Neil Duffell.........................Imperial German
Matthew and Andrew Martin.......................Middle Hungarian
Leslie Mitchell...........................................Later Seleucid
James Hamilton and Michele Minett............Later Sicilian
Dave Redhead.........................................Seljuq Turk
Andy McKay and Dave Hoey.....................Philistine
Bob Amey and Chris Thorne.....................100 Years War English
Dave Ruddock and Dave Eltringham..........Santa Hermandad Nueva Castilian
Small note of interest - Leslie and Dave have kindly agreed to spli their team to even up their numbers, but they both managed to provide illegal army lists, so one team supplied both of the illegal army lists in this round
At the Northern Doubles we have a class system, which is basically the amount of superior and elite troops you have in your army - more than 225 = class two, more than 450 = class one and less than 225 is class three. If you have more than 15 BG's you increase by one class as well.
There is a bonus to your score if you break a higher class army.
There is only one army in this round with more than 15 BG's, so all this talk about swarm armies is clearly not believed when there are extra points to be had
