Later Horse Nomad (Mongol After 1266)
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Later Horse Nomad (Mongol After 1266)
I am putting together a Chagatai Mongol list under the Later Horse Nomad list and would appreciate comments on its usability.
3 Troop Commanders
5x4 Best Equiped Cav Armoured Sup Drilled Bow Sword
2x4 Cavalry Protected Sup Drilled Bow Sword
4x4 Light Horse Unprotected Sup Drilled Bow Sword
This gives me 11 bgs at 797 points.
I ended up with 3 TCs so I could bulk up the bg count. The armoured cavalry are the hammer. I tried to make it as big as I could without making the army too brittle. The protected cavalry are there as a compromise. I had points left over after buying the armoured cavalry and the light horse but not enough for another bg of light horse so I upgraded two of the light horse to protected cavalry. They give me a couple more bgs that can be used in melee against heavily armoured knights and a bit of extra threat against light horse.
Pat Lewis
3 Troop Commanders
5x4 Best Equiped Cav Armoured Sup Drilled Bow Sword
2x4 Cavalry Protected Sup Drilled Bow Sword
4x4 Light Horse Unprotected Sup Drilled Bow Sword
This gives me 11 bgs at 797 points.
I ended up with 3 TCs so I could bulk up the bg count. The armoured cavalry are the hammer. I tried to make it as big as I could without making the army too brittle. The protected cavalry are there as a compromise. I had points left over after buying the armoured cavalry and the light horse but not enough for another bg of light horse so I upgraded two of the light horse to protected cavalry. They give me a couple more bgs that can be used in melee against heavily armoured knights and a bit of extra threat against light horse.
Pat Lewis
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timmy1
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Pat
Welcome.
You may want to look at the thread below. In it two of the UKs experts on such armies provided their view on my Tatar list which started in a manner very similar to what you have above. That said I have yet to try it on the table but will do so soon.
viewtopic.php?t=16185
Regards
Tim
Welcome.
You may want to look at the thread below. In it two of the UKs experts on such armies provided their view on my Tatar list which started in a manner very similar to what you have above. That said I have yet to try it on the table but will do so soon.
viewtopic.php?t=16185
Regards
Tim
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Calling yourself an expert now Tim. Well done on the (self) promotion.timmy1 wrote:Pat
Welcome.
You may want to look at the thread below. In it two of the UKs experts on such armies provided their view on my Tatar list
Tim
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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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I did read the Tatar thread before posting my proposed list.
Protected Bow Cavalry should be Superior and no more than two bgs. Check.
Cavalry should be drilled for enhanced manueverability. Check.
In fact everything in the list is drilled, superior, and swordsmen.
Tradeoffs in my list as designed are 5 bgs of Armored Cavalry, only 3 TC and only 4 bgs of LH.
Pat Lewis
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Protected Bow Cavalry should be Superior and no more than two bgs. Check.
Cavalry should be drilled for enhanced manueverability. Check.
In fact everything in the list is drilled, superior, and swordsmen.
Tradeoffs in my list as designed are 5 bgs of Armored Cavalry, only 3 TC and only 4 bgs of LH.
Pat Lewis
Omaha, NE
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Is this Dave the 'Pretender', or Dave 'Skilurus' aka 'the Bridesmaid'. Also: There's no placating Graham Evans, I know this through personal experience; but I'm sure if you buy Graham Briggs a cream cake he will be your friend and misquoted adivisor for life (just don't let him hug you); and, well, just buy me a beer (or cider), then you can say anything you like about me.timmy1 wrote:OK, I take it back.
Pat - see the thread by people who know more about FoG than I do (even if they know nothing about LH - which I doubt).
I hope that this placates Dave, Graham and Phil...
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Re: Later Horse Nomad (Mongol After 1266)
I would say you need to deploy well and hit fast with this list. In spite of all your shooting, with only a TC you will have some disruptions that will keepyour TCs busy.phlewis wrote:I am putting together a Chagatai Mongol list under the Later Horse Nomad list and would appreciate comments on its usability.
3 Troop Commanders
5x4 Best Equiped Cav Armoured Sup Drilled Bow Sword
2x4 Cavalry Protected Sup Drilled Bow Sword
4x4 Light Horse Unprotected Sup Drilled Bow Sword
A fast moving enemy could really pressure you and you'd have to commit to fight with the Best Equipped sooner than you might want to.
Looks like it would be fun. But I would think through deployment a lot.
I would consider trying to find a way to get a TC up to an IC and or bulking up to a 12th BG.
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Pat
Good advice from Dan H.
I would not do the list they way you have with the Prot Cv but I do like the idea and think it is even better than my Tatar idea. I will give it a play. Thank you for pointing out a list I had not even considered.
I may even try and use it at Britcon just to remove an army from the never tried in a comp list, unless you beat me to it.
Regards
Tim
Good advice from Dan H.
I would not do the list they way you have with the Prot Cv but I do like the idea and think it is even better than my Tatar idea. I will give it a play. Thank you for pointing out a list I had not even considered.
I may even try and use it at Britcon just to remove an army from the never tried in a comp list, unless you beat me to it.
Regards
Tim
timmy1 wrote:Pat
Good advice from Dan H.
I would not do the list they way you have with the Prot Cv but I do like the idea and think it is even better than my Tatar idea. I will give it a play. Thank you for pointing out a list I had not even considered.
I may even try and use it at Britcon just to remove an army from the never tried in a comp list, unless you beat me to it.
Regards
Tim
Sadly I've used the Tatar in the York round of the Northern Doubles last year, and good they were too. But not brave enough to use protected cavalry.
Dave (not the other one)
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timmy1 wrote:(and a crate of whatever Hammy is drinking if the army lists for another set of rules are complete by then).![]()
If you mean FoG:R that'd be beer for nothing as he isn't involved in those - therefore, please direct the beer at me
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