Four Period Tournament
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Four Period Tournament
Over here in the colonies we are planning a four period team tournament in January. We would allow any published book (so the current ones plus Eternal Empire and Decline and Fall). I would be interested in any thoughts on how to best divide up the available lists in a reasonably coherent set of armies?
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nikgaukroger
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How about:
Rise of Rome + Immortal Fire
Storm of Arrows
Swords & Scimitars + Eternal Empire
Legions Triumphant + Decline & Fall

Rise of Rome + Immortal Fire
Storm of Arrows
Swords & Scimitars + Eternal Empire
Legions Triumphant + Decline & Fall
Nik Gaukroger
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The main issues I see are all around Swords and Scimitars. I wonder if mixing in the armoured and heavily armoured knights in a single period makes sense.
I am interested in why you chose Storm of Arrows on its own and grouped Eternal Empire and Swords and Scimitars?
Which in a way is asking would a more date based split make more sense?
I am interested in why you chose Storm of Arrows on its own and grouped Eternal Empire and Swords and Scimitars?
Which in a way is asking would a more date based split make more sense?
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babyshark
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My notion was as follows:
IF + RoR
LT + some of D&F
Rest of D&F + S&S
SoA + EE
D&F would split along date-based lines. This puts more than just one book in each period to increase the variety of armies available.
I am not as convinced that armored and heavily armored knights need to be split; I think that the points system addresses that well.
Nik: I am also curious as to why you put SoA on it's own and not with EE.
Marc
IF + RoR
LT + some of D&F
Rest of D&F + S&S
SoA + EE
D&F would split along date-based lines. This puts more than just one book in each period to increase the variety of armies available.
I am not as convinced that armored and heavily armored knights need to be split; I think that the points system addresses that well.
Nik: I am also curious as to why you put SoA on it's own and not with EE.
Marc
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nikgaukroger
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Fits better IMO - EE and S&S are both sort of Knights and shooty horsemen books whilst SoA is western foot sloggers and knights in the main with the Iberians providing the exceptions.
I wouldn't split by date only by book as it is cleaner. The Knight issue is real and means, IMO, that Armoured ones have to be used a bit differently - probably more subtly which may cause some gamers a headache
I wouldn't split by date only by book as it is cleaner. The Knight issue is real and means, IMO, that Armoured ones have to be used a bit differently - probably more subtly which may cause some gamers a headache
Nik Gaukroger
"Never ask a man if he comes from Yorkshire. If he does, he will tell you.
If he does not, why humiliate him?" - Canon Sydney Smith
nikgaukroger@blueyonder.co.uk
"Never ask a man if he comes from Yorkshire. If he does, he will tell you.
If he does not, why humiliate him?" - Canon Sydney Smith
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