Slitherine

Good day to you all!

I have got a few small questions (again...), it would be nice if someone could help me.

1. Whats the BG size for chariots (British, Assyrian or Egypt)?

2. Since Celts are divided in normal (MF) and highland (HF), there will be no additional HF nobles, like in other games, correct?

3. Will there be pure celtic, spanish, italian etc. army lists in the first supplement or will they only have a small appearance as allies? Its nice to have some colourful pictures and background info, but I would be a bit dissapointed if every supplement only contained 2-3 armies...

Thanks and have good evening!

1. Whats the BG size for chariots (British, Assyrian or Egypt)?

Charitos are usually in BGs of 4-6

2. Since Celts are divided in normal (MF) and highland (HF), there will be no additional HF nobles, like in other games, correct?

The Gallic list allows one BG of 4-6 armoured Soldurii (Elite impact foot,swordsmen) - Quite nasty they are too.

3. Will there be pure celtic, spanish, italian etc. army lists in the first supplement or will they only have a small appearance as allies? Its nice to have some colourful pictures and background info, but I would be a bit dissapointed if every supplement only contained 2-3 armies...

The Rise of Rome book contains lists for Gallic and Spanish, but the period is a little late for a seperate Italian list.
It has a total of 19 main lists, with another dozen or so allied lists to suppliment them.

Thats all good news! Now I have to pray that Amazon has got enough copys, so my preorder will actually ship... Why can't it be february allready?!?

If you are looking for extra colour on any army, I've collated some relevant books on Gallic armies onto one page on my (amazon powered) FoGShop.

http://astore.amazon.co.uk/madaxeman_ao ... 8&node=115 is a direct link to the Gallic page, and www.madaxeman.com/FoGshop.htm takes you to the full listing. This also shows which armies are included in which list book - as well as a few half-educated guesses about some of those yet to be published

tim
www.madaxeman.com

Shem wrote:2. Since Celts are divided in normal (MF) and highland (HF)

The other way round. Lowland = HF. Highland = MF.

I'l have a look at your SHop Madaxeman, sounds interesting!

Oh, of course the highland tribes are MF, for they wear Kilts (*outch*;))

Oh, an extra question comes to my mind, are fanatics somehow represented? Otherwise I might just base some limewashed nudists af HF and use those.