Slitherine

1. TomoeGozen (Babylonian) (68): Oct. 30
2. kronenblatt (Assyrian) (61): Oct. 31
3. rbodleyscott (Median) (60 45): Nov. 1
4. SnuggleBunnies (Egyptian) (60): Nov. 2
5. deeter (Lydian) (59): Nov. 3

• Attack declarations are posted in this thread.

• You must always declare one conquest attack by your major power and are in addition free to (but don't have to) declare either one raid attack by a tribal power or one revolt attack by one minor power.

• Please express attack declarations in the way the following examples show:
  • Conquest: Assyrian attack upon Babylonian Sippar (10) from Ninive (9).
  • Raid: Scythian attack upon Median Ecbatana (13) from homelands.
  • Raid: Scythian attack upon Median Ecbatana (13) from homelands, with middle-eastern agricultural terrain. (in case you want middle-eastern agricultural terrain and not pot luck, an option only available in raids.)
  • Revolt: Hebrew attack upon Egyptian Jerusalem (31).
  • Punitive Expedition: Assyrian attack upon Arabs.

• Date (midnight CET+3 (Jerusalem) time) above indicates deadline, after which opportunity for you to declare attack is forfeited and the player next in line may declare his attack.

• Once you have declared an attack, please PM the player next in line, who will then be free to declare his attack, up to his deadline, so we all don't need to wait for each player's deadline.

rbodleyscott wrote: ↑Sun Oct 31, 2021 7:03 am Conquest: Median attack on Babylonian Awan (47) from Ecbatana (13).

rbodleyscott wrote: ↑Sun Oct 31, 2021 9:48 am Oops. Sorry.

Conquest: Median attack on Babylonian Babylon (11) from Ecbatana (13).

kronenblatt wrote: ↑Sat Oct 30, 2021 10:19 pm Conquest: Assyrian attack on Cypriote Tarsus (36) from Harran (7), using Phoenician allies.
Raid: Arab attack upon Egyptian Memphis (3) from homelands.

1. TomoeGozen (Babylonian) (68): Oct. 30
   => Conquest: Babylonian attack on Median Susa (48) from Awan (47). Revolt: Hebrew attack upon Egyptian Damascus (32).
2. kronenblatt (Assyrian) (61): Oct. 31
   => Conquest: Assyrian attack on Cypriote Tarsus (36) from Harran (7), using Phoenician allies. Raid: Arab attack upon Egyptian Memphis (3) from homelands.
3. rbodleyscott (Median) (60 45): Nov. 1
   => Conquest: Median attack on Babylonian Babylon (11) from Ecbatana (13).
4. SnuggleBunnies (Egyptian) (60): Nov. 2
   => Conquest: Egyptian attack on Cypriote Salamis (35) from Jerusalem (31), using Hebrew allies. Revolt: Phoenician attack upon Assyrian Tyre (33).
5. deeter (Lydian) (59): Nov. 3
   => Conquest: Lydian attack on Cimmerian Mazaca (41) from Iconium (6).

• 1a. Conquest: Babylonian attack on Median Susa (48) from Awan (47). TomoeGozen (Babylonian 1600 FP) versus rbodleyscott (Median 1600 FP). 40x32.

• 1b. Revolt: Hebrew attack upon Egyptian Damascus (32). TomoeGozen (Hebrew 1200 FP) versus SnuggleBunnies (Egyptian 1200 FP). 32x32.

• 2a. Conquest: Assyrian attack on Cypriote Tarsus (36) from Harran (7), using Phoenician allies. kronenblatt (Assyrian with Phoenician allies 1240 FP) versus deeter (Cypriote 1200 FP). 32X32.

• 2b. Raid: Arab attack upon Egyptian Memphis (3) from homelands. kronenblatt (Arab 1240 FP) versus SnuggleBunnies (Egyptian 1200 FP). 32x32.

• 3. Conquest: Median attack on Babylonian Babylon (11) from Ecbatana (13). rbodleyscott (Median 1600 FP) versus TomoeGozen (Babylonian 1600 FP). 40x32.

• 4a. Conquest: Egyptian attack on Cypriote Salamis (35) from Jerusalem (31), using Hebrew allies. SnuggleBunnies (Egyptian with Hebrew allies 1240 FP) versus rbodleyscott (Cypriote 1200 FP). 32x32.

• 4b. Revolt: Phoenician attack upon Assyrian Tyre (33). SnuggleBunnies (Phoenician 1200 FP) versus kronenblatt (Assyrian 1200 FP). 32x32.

• 5. Conquest: Lydian attack on Cimmerian Mazaca (41) from Iconium (6). deeter (Lydian 1240 FP) versus TomoeGozen (Cimmerian 1200 FP). 32x32.

• Battles are fought using the Wars of Gods and Men v1 module and the armies therein.

• The defender (in bold above) creates the challenge (with himself always as Side B) by November 2 at the latest.

• Thereafter he sends a PM to the attacker and makes a post in the tournament thread.

• Module: Wars of Gods and Men v1 (click Select another module).

• Scenario: Open Battle.

• Turn limit: 24 turns.

• Map type: Pot Luck.

• Force size and Map size as set out above.

• No map re-rolls allowed.

• Players commit to concluding their battles by November 30 at the latest.

• Any battles not concluded by then risk being resolved by adjudication.

• The defender reports the outcome of concluded battles in the tournament thread.

kronenblatt wrote: ↑Sun Oct 31, 2021 9:27 pm

• 1b. Revolt: Hebrew attack upon Egyptian Damascus (32). TomoeGozen (Hebrew 1200 FP) versus SnuggleBunnies (Egyptian 1200 FP). 32x32.

• 2b. Raid: Arab attack upon Egyptian Memphis (3) from homelands. kronenblatt (Arab 1240 FP) versus SnuggleBunnies (Egyptian 1200 FP). 32x32.

SnuggleBunnies wrote: ↑Mon Nov 01, 2021 3:48 am

kronenblatt wrote: ↑Sun Oct 31, 2021 9:27 pm

• 1b. Revolt: Hebrew attack upon Egyptian Damascus (32). TomoeGozen (Hebrew 1200 FP) versus SnuggleBunnies (Egyptian 1200 FP). 32x32.

• 2b. Raid: Arab attack upon Egyptian Memphis (3) from homelands. kronenblatt (Arab 1240 FP) versus SnuggleBunnies (Egyptian 1200 FP). 32x32.

Can I not use my Hebrew allies in either of these battles, especially 1b, given the character of many revolts against empires also being civil wars amongst conflicting local factions?

rbodleyscott wrote: ↑Mon Nov 01, 2021 10:47 am Hi Andreas,

It is worth noting that the system defaults to a Wide battlefield if you set it up as 1240 vs 1200 points.

Having already had two attempts to set up the challenge correctly, I could not raise the will to redo it again after I noticed that. I will if you absolutely insist, but Jack will cream me anyway with Egyptians + Hebrews vs Cypriotes.

Perhaps the campaign rules should be changed to match the default width for 1240 vs 1200? Or perhaps the narrower width is required to get the effect you want? (Although I very much doubt it will make any difference to the incidence of "corner sitting".)

Cheers,

Richard