Well I'm no expert on the rules but my thinking was that if the Galatians and Gaesati are good enough the Nervii (or possibly all Belgae) probably were too. I havn't seen the book though, so I'll have to get a copy. It's the same T Burns that did Barbarians within the Gates presumably, so imagine worth a read. Too many books, not enough time!If you've read Thomas Burns' "Rome and the Barbarians" you'll see that I am heavily influence by it![]()
I have grown to hate them and their attention grabing antics. They're all mouth and no trousers.2. Gaesati - on reflection I think a general upgrade to Superior, same numbers as the Gaesati, for "fierce on the day" tribes would have been a better option, but as you say the Gaesati PR machine is good![]()
Fair enough though. I'll have to remember to whinge again in a few years time when the list revisions come around.
Ah. that's good. I missed that bit.3. Soldurii - a number of lists that would be a bit bland have a touch of romance/generosity added and a single BG in an otherwise Average army won't break things IMO. You can't have both Soldurii and Gaesati in the same army as that would be a broken list (at least I hope we left that restriction in ... )
Spartans don't bother me, so I'll leave them to their own fight. I trust you've sorted the Imperial Roman auxiliaries though Nik.4. The Spartanophiles are complaining about no elites even without mentioning the Soldurii
all the best,
Trev




