Foot Bow* lists?
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Foot Bow* lists?
Hi all,
does anyone know any lists that have "good" numbers of Superior Bow* Foot?
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Daz
does anyone know any lists that have "good" numbers of Superior Bow* Foot?
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Daz
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Not sure, RBS kindly confirmed that the majority are MF, ave, prot, Undr,Bow*, Hvy Wpn. I would imagine there are a few LF with javelin or bow, or the equivalent of blow-pipes and that's probably it unless a few can be superior. The DBM artillery option is probably too late for the list dates.Scrumpy wrote:So what do the Tupi get apart from loads of bw* stuff ?
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Protected??? With what?stenic wrote:Not sure, RBS kindly confirmed that the majority are MF, ave, prot, Undr,Bow*, Hvy Wpn. I would imagine there are a few LF with javelin or bow, or the equivalent of blow-pipes and that's probably it unless a few can be superior. The DBM artillery option is probably too late for the list dates.
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Grading is all relative to historical opponents, and the Tupi were known for being thick-skinned - or at least, anyone who used them in DBM had to be thick skinned to take dogs abuse they would usually get from other players for using such a resolutely cheesy army, usually with totally inappropriate figures as well.carlos wrote:Protected??? With what?stenic wrote:Not sure, RBS kindly confirmed that the majority are MF, ave, prot, Undr,Bow*, Hvy Wpn. I would imagine there are a few LF with javelin or bow, or the equivalent of blow-pipes and that's probably it unless a few can be superior. The DBM artillery option is probably too late for the list dates.
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You can have them either unprotected or protected. The latter being for those tribes who used big shieldscarlos wrote:Protected??? With what?stenic wrote:Not sure, RBS kindly confirmed that the majority are MF, ave, prot, Undr,Bow*, Hvy Wpn. I would imagine there are a few LF with javelin or bow, or the equivalent of blow-pipes and that's probably it unless a few can be superior. The DBM artillery option is probably too late for the list dates.
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If they have a big shield, how can they have a Heavy Weapon - I thought that Heavy Weapons were Rhomphaia, pole arms, two handed swords etc. all of which would require two hands to wield. Therefore surely those with big shields would have fought more like Swordsmen?grahambriggs wrote:You can have them either unprotected or protected. The latter being for those tribes who used big shields
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The shields were for protection from enemy shooting. Presumably they dropped them or slung them on their backs when in melee or themselves shooting.DavidT wrote:If they have a big shield, how can they have a Heavy Weapon - I thought that Heavy Weapons were Rhomphaia, pole arms, two handed swords etc. all of which would require two hands to wield. Therefore surely those with big shields would have fought more like Swordsmen?grahambriggs wrote:You can have them either unprotected or protected. The latter being for those tribes who used big shields
Clearly they were of limited value, otherwise all the Tupi tribes would have used them.
(BTW Anglo-Danish huscarles fought with two-handed axes, but also carried large shields, presumably for the same reason).
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They don't need the shield when they are fighting hand to hand because they know the POA for the shield doesn't make any difference so they can throw it behind them.DavidT wrote:If they have a big shield, how can they have a Heavy Weapon - I thought that Heavy Weapons were Rhomphaia, pole arms, two handed swords etc. all of which would require two hands to wield. Therefore surely those with big shields would have fought more like Swordsmen?
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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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Sheaths.carlos wrote:Protected??? With what?stenic wrote:Not sure, RBS kindly confirmed that the majority are MF, ave, prot, Undr,Bow*, Hvy Wpn. I would imagine there are a few LF with javelin or bow, or the equivalent of blow-pipes and that's probably it unless a few can be superior. The DBM artillery option is probably too late for the list dates.
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