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Army List discussion forum coming soon

Post by nikgaukroger »

I am pleased to announce that following discussion with Slitherine on the matter that a new forum will be set up here as a place where players can discuss, on an unofficial basis, possible new army lists and potential future changes to the existing lists.

So our agitated Byzantine-ophiles amongst others 8) can have at it. We look forward to seeing what you produce.

The new forum should appear soon - in fact viewforum.php?f=73

On a personal note I am really glad that I have been proved so wrong on this :P
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Post by recharge »

Nik: Not sure where to ask, so................

Is ther an Anatolian Turkoman list somehwere in the upcoming books?

Thanks,
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Not that I recall - if you have some thoughts perhaps you could start a topic in the Player Designed Lists forum?
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Post by recharge »

Well, no thoughts at the moment - a lot of unpainted lead though :roll:

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recharge wrote:Well, no thoughts at the moment - a lot of unpainted lead though
Is there any particular reason not to use the Black Sheep or White Sheep Turcoman list from Eternal Empire?
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Post by recharge »

Well, I'm not a historical expert on that era; but I had presumed that since DBM/DBA had them separately there was a reason???

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recharge wrote:Well, I'm not a historical expert on that era; but I had presumed that since DBM/DBA had them separately there was a reason???

John
What I meant was why do you particularly want to field an army from one of the minor Anatolian emirates covered by that DBM list, rather than from one the more successful Anatolian Emirates (Ottomans, Black Sheep Turks, White Sheep Turks)?

The reason we did not do a full list for them was that we didn't think anyone would really want one. They are not hugely different from the aforementioned lists, and are historically rather insignificant.
If we did do a full list, it would pretty much just be a scaled up version of the Anatolian Turcoman allies list in Eternal Empire.

However, if you would like to post a proposed list in the Player Designed Lists section, it may, if it makes the grade, in due course get published as a free download.
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Post by recharge »

Well, as I said; since they were separate in other rules I presumed a significant difference. I already had the lead for making a BBDBA army, just haven't gotten to the painting part yet :roll:

So, before I did that, I thought I would see if it was practical to make a FOG army with a little more effort from the BBDBA army :oops:

I may take a stab at generating a list; or may just add them to my Turkomans (Turkomen??).

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recharge wrote:Well, as I said; since they were separate in other rules I presumed a significant difference. I already had the lead for making a BBDBA army, just haven't gotten to the painting part yet :roll:

So, before I did that, I thought I would see if it was practical to make a FOG army with a little more effort from the BBDBA army :oops:

I may take a stab at generating a list; or may just add them to my Turkomans (Turkomen??).

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Or run them together with the Turcoman LH as an Early Ottoman army. The figures ought to be suitable.
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Post by recharge »

OK, I posted a start on the army list forum.

Let the rock throwing begin! :oops:

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Post by sultangazhir »

Is there going to be a Saxon or Lombard army list for Carolingian conqeust era(wolves from the sea) to be discussed.I was thinking of running a campaign for my carolingian army in western germany durring the 780s to 830s era.
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sultangazhir wrote:Is there going to be a Saxon or Lombard army list for Carolingian conqeust era(wolves from the sea) to be discussed.I was thinking of running a campaign for my carolingian army in western germany durring the 780s to 830s era.
The Lombards are in Decline and Fall. There isn't currently a list for that period's Saxons. Somewhat oddly, the Old Saxon list says it stops in the early 6th century, but Carolingian Franks can have allied contingents from it. Normally that sort of thing happens when a people become too small or subjugated to field their own armies, but that doesn't really apply to the Old Saxons.
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