I should have said all thennikgaukroger wrote:philqw78 wrote:Lots of battles in Western Europe involving the Huns had very little if any terrain.
By which, I assume, that the one battle that we have any idea of the terrain of has little terrain ...
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putting the arg into argumentative, except for the lists I check where there is no argument!
putting the arg into argumentative, except for the lists I check where there is no argument!
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From what I can figure out using the rules they probably had a road down one edge, a river down the other and open spaces in the middle. Otherwise, yes, just what you said.azrael86 wrote:Surely you mean
Lots of battles in Western Europe involving the Huns had very little if any uneven, rough or difficult terrain.
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putting the arg into argumentative, except for the lists I check where there is no argument!
putting the arg into argumentative, except for the lists I check where there is no argument!
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Big thanks to everyone involved - specially the 25mm guys, I had a great time with my first "big boys" outing.
Special mention to Bob Medcraft who, fielding Anglo-Irish, faced all 4 Roman armies in his games
Special mention to Bob Medcraft who, fielding Anglo-Irish, faced all 4 Roman armies in his games
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Great 2 days of gaming and my first 25mm outing - thanks to everyone involved in the organisation.
Thanks too to Mike, Nik, Bob, Nick & Richard for 5 very enjoyable games - all played in a terrific spirit.
I must confess to using 3 bits of paper to represent missing bases due to a small logistical failure on the first day but the supply chain was resolved for day 2. Thanks to Richard, Bob & Colin for helping me to field a complete army - I couldn't have done it without you.
The big toys were good fun. 650 points on a 6 x 4 table ensured you always got stuck in but with still plenty of manouevre and decisions to be made. I'd thoroughly recommend it.
Thanks too to Mike, Nik, Bob, Nick & Richard for 5 very enjoyable games - all played in a terrific spirit.
I must confess to using 3 bits of paper to represent missing bases due to a small logistical failure on the first day but the supply chain was resolved for day 2. Thanks to Richard, Bob & Colin for helping me to field a complete army - I couldn't have done it without you.
The big toys were good fun. 650 points on a 6 x 4 table ensured you always got stuck in but with still plenty of manouevre and decisions to be made. I'd thoroughly recommend it.
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Thanks to Paul for orgaining the weekend and ensuring a quick turn round in the results.
I would like also to thank Richard, Richard, Pete, Colin and Nik for 5 great games even if 4 of them were against Romans were I was usually at least one POA down in every combat. Still other than against Pete the Later Anglo-Irish stood up well against the Romans (one massive loss, one winning draw (13-7), one dead heat and one losing draw (7-13)). If only I could have play another army in addition to Richard Angell's Early Successor (Seleucids).
I promised Richard Angell a copy of my Later Seleucids as I think this would have been a better list
Phalanx HF Average Drilled Protected - Pikemen Pikemen - 12 6 72
Phalanx HF Average Drilled Protected - Pikemen Pikemen - 12 6 72
Phalanx HF Average Drilled Protected - Pikemen Pikemen - 8 6 48
Archers LF Average Undrilled Unprotected Bow - - 6 5 30
Argyraspides HF Superior Drilled Armoured - Impact foot - Skilled swordmen 4 14 56
Thorakitai HF Average Drilled Armoured - Offensif spearmen - Spearmen - 6 10 60
Argyraspides HF Superior Drilled Armoured - Impact foot - Skilled swordmen - 4 14 56
Skythin Cavalry LH Average Undrilled Unprotected Bow - Swordmen - 4 10 40
Agema Ct Superior Drilled Heavily armoured - Lancers Swordmen - 4 20 80
Tarantine cavalry LH Average Drilled Unprotected Javelins -Light spear - 4 7 28
C-in-C TC - - - - - - CinC 1 35 35
Troop Commanders TC - - - - - - 2 35 70
Bob
I would like also to thank Richard, Richard, Pete, Colin and Nik for 5 great games even if 4 of them were against Romans were I was usually at least one POA down in every combat. Still other than against Pete the Later Anglo-Irish stood up well against the Romans (one massive loss, one winning draw (13-7), one dead heat and one losing draw (7-13)). If only I could have play another army in addition to Richard Angell's Early Successor (Seleucids).
I promised Richard Angell a copy of my Later Seleucids as I think this would have been a better list
Phalanx HF Average Drilled Protected - Pikemen Pikemen - 12 6 72
Phalanx HF Average Drilled Protected - Pikemen Pikemen - 12 6 72
Phalanx HF Average Drilled Protected - Pikemen Pikemen - 8 6 48
Archers LF Average Undrilled Unprotected Bow - - 6 5 30
Argyraspides HF Superior Drilled Armoured - Impact foot - Skilled swordmen 4 14 56
Thorakitai HF Average Drilled Armoured - Offensif spearmen - Spearmen - 6 10 60
Argyraspides HF Superior Drilled Armoured - Impact foot - Skilled swordmen - 4 14 56
Skythin Cavalry LH Average Undrilled Unprotected Bow - Swordmen - 4 10 40
Agema Ct Superior Drilled Heavily armoured - Lancers Swordmen - 4 20 80
Tarantine cavalry LH Average Drilled Unprotected Javelins -Light spear - 4 7 28
C-in-C TC - - - - - - CinC 1 35 35
Troop Commanders TC - - - - - - 2 35 70
Bob
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viking123 wrote: I promised Richard Angell a copy of my Later Seleucids as I think this would have been a better list
Phalanx HF Average Drilled Protected - Pikemen Pikemen - 12 6 72
Phalanx HF Average Drilled Protected - Pikemen Pikemen - 12 6 72
Phalanx HF Average Drilled Protected - Pikemen Pikemen - 8 6 48
Archers LF Average Undrilled Unprotected Bow - - 6 5 30
Argyraspides HF Superior Drilled Armoured - Impact foot - Skilled swordmen 4 14 56
Thorakitai HF Average Drilled Armoured - Offensif spearmen - Spearmen - 6 10 60
Argyraspides HF Superior Drilled Armoured - Impact foot - Skilled swordmen - 4 14 56
Skythin Cavalry LH Average Undrilled Unprotected Bow - Swordmen - 4 10 40
Agema Ct Superior Drilled Heavily armoured - Lancers Swordmen - 4 20 80
Tarantine cavalry LH Average Drilled Unprotected Javelins -Light spear - 4 7 28
C-in-C TC - - - - - - CinC 1 35 35
Troop Commanders TC - - - - - - 2 35 70
Bob
As I mentioned to Richard after our game, I don't like having just one BG of MF in the army, go for 2 or none IMO, especially if when you have 1 it is just 6 bases.
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A great event and nice to be back out wargaming - thank you Paul.
Thanks to all for 5 fun and taxing games. It was good to get the toys out and roll some dice.
Nice to see some of those lovely new 28mm plastics coming out in force. A fair crunch of iron in 25mm. I trust Pete cliamed the POA drop for pointy spears vs Paper.
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Thanks to all for 5 fun and taxing games. It was good to get the toys out and roll some dice.
Nice to see some of those lovely new 28mm plastics coming out in force. A fair crunch of iron in 25mm. I trust Pete cliamed the POA drop for pointy spears vs Paper.
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I never used to do well at the Challenge either, until the last year I did DBM theredavidandlynda wrote:As always a great time,just don't seem to be able to play well there![]()
Worked fine - only really possible on the Easter weekend of course, which makes it unsuitable for quite a few people for other reasons.Anyway what did everyone think of the Friday/Sat format,personally I found having the two days a nice rest instead of going straight back to work
David
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timurilenk wrote:Surely they did not give you too many points Dave - good of you to point it out though!david53 wrote:Looking for a bit off help just checked the results and theres a fault with my score any idea who to contact?
Strange Ian they took point off me did'nt want me chasing you no doubt






