GODENDAG - Doubles - Usk - 23/24 January 2010

[petedalby]

Thanks very much for organising the weekend Richard - 4 very enjoyable games.

Delighted to see that they'd repaired the bridge on our way home!

Cheers

[rbodleyscott]

Results:

When Knights were Bold

1 Bruce Brown Ordonnance French 1481 77
2 Dave Handley & Nik Sharp Later Serbian 1402 68
3 Nigel Phillips & Clive Vaughan Free Company 1360 54
4 Andy Ellis & Bob Amey Feudal Castilian 1325 46
5 Damian Ranasinghe & Paul Owen/Mike Baldwin Ordonnance French 1481 45
5 Jay Mercer & Graham Willmott SHN Castilian 1483 45
7 Richard Young & Chris Ager Later Hungarian 1490 44
7 Patrick Dale & Phil Steele Later Sicilian 1250 44
9 Owen Thomas & Martin Gossage Welsh 1400 38
10 Wayne Charlton & Jason Dawson Later Hungarian 1444 37
11 Graham Williams & Roman Drezewski HYW English (Cont) 1390 35
12 Matt Standen & Nick Standen Ilkhanid Mongol 1260 34
13 Colin Marsden & Roger Randle HYW English (Cont) 1411 26
14 Paul Greenwood & Tony Rodwell Medieval C of Aragon 1451 22

Empires of the Dragon

1 Tim Porter & Brian Holmes Koryo Korean 1246 84
2 Andy Claxton & Steve Taylor Mongol Conquest 1230 65
3 Lance Flint & Pete Dalby Early Tang Chinese 633 62
4 Ian Stewart & John Houchin Indo-Skythian 2 57
5 Steve Hacker & Don McHugh Seljuk Turk 1154 54
6 Simon Green & Simon Clarke Early Zhou Chinese -681 53
7 Robert Medcraft & Peter Townshend Western Wei Chinese 555 52
7 James Hamilton & Phil Powell Koryo Korean 1380 52
9 Dave Ruddock Early Horse Nomad 310 50
10 Ric Davey & Steve Tanner Seljuk Turk 1162 49
11 Mark Clarke & Dino Monticoli Three Kingdoms Chinese 220 46
12 Gordon Jamieson & Ian Mckay Rajput (LH N Indian) 1431 44
13 Richard Bodley Scott & Thomas Bodley Scott Xi Xia 1206 41
14 Andrew Whitby & Brian O'Dea Mongol Conquest 1220 40
14 Dave & Lynda Fairhurst Rajput (LH N Indian) 1100 40
16 Paul Freeman & Dene Green Rajput (LH N Indian) 667 39
17 Pete Gregory & Jon Phipps Early Tang Chinese 650 37
18 Paul Johnston & Dave Saunders Rajput (LH N Indian) 1200 35
19 Ian Speed & Sylvie Ming Chinese 1454 30
20 John Patrick Timurid 1470 25
21 Dave Morrison Jin 1127 24
22 Lynette Maxim Muromachi Japanese 1469 16

[azrael86]

So Korean is the superarmy?

And the ONLY Japanese army finished last?

Doesn't this suggest that the EotD book is broken?

[rbodleyscott]

So Korean is the superarmy?

And the ONLY Japanese army finished last?

Doesn't this suggest that the EotD book is broken?

Or alternatively that everyone already has generic oriental armies which one can get away with using as Koreans or Chinese of almost any era, but not by any stretch of the imagination as Muromachi Japanese.

Or alternatively that rumours of Chicken Licken's demise have been greatly exaggerated.

[azrael86]

Ok,

hands up anyone who has a samurai army?

I do....

[Ghaznavid]

I got one, but it's still based for 6th Ed. and I'm pondering to wait the FoG:R lists for them. Takeda Shingen really does not fit into FoG:AM.

[nikgaukroger]

So Korean is the superarmy?

And the ONLY Japanese army finished last?

Doesn't this suggest that the EotD book is broken?

I can't wait to hear the reasoning behind this ...

[hammy]

So Korean is the superarmy?

And the ONLY Japanese army finished last?

Doesn't this suggest that the EotD book is broken?

I can't wait to hear the reasoning behind this ...

Err, well after one tournament the Japanese have a 100% finishing last record so the game has got to be broken

[madaxeman]

So Korean is the superarmy?

And the ONLY Japanese army finished last?

Doesn't this suggest that the EotD book is broken?

I can't wait to hear the reasoning behind this ...

a team with me in it won ...?

[nikgaukroger]

I'd buy that