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MK Campaign will be held over the weekend of the 7th & 8th May.

Details of the options for the periods are now in:

Please email Darrell Pearce with your 3 preferred periods asap - the closing date for preferences is 29 February.

Choices to: packwide@aol.com

Thanks

The coming of the Sea Peoples 1250 -1175 BC

Hittite Empire Swifter than Eagles
Mycenaean Swifter than Eagles
Mitanni Swifter than Eagles
Sea Peoples Swifter than Eagles
NKE Swifter than Eagles
Early Libyan Swifter than Eagles

Cyrus the Great 550-535BC

Early Achaemenid Persian Immortal Fire
Lydian Immortal Fire
Neo-Babylonian Swifter than Eagles
Thracian Immortal Fire
Medes Swifter than Eagles
Ionian Greek (classical Greek Asiatic only) Immortal Fire
Skythian (Saka) Immortal Fire
Mountain Indian
(Allies) Immortal Fire
Early Skythian Swifter than Eagles


Mark Anthony 54 BC - 30 BC

Later Republican Roman Rise of Rome
Gallic Rise of Rome
Ptolemaic Rise of Rome
Parthian Rise of Rome
Later Jewish Rise of Rome
Early Armenian Rise of Rome


 


Galienus campaigns of 253 -268AD

Principate Roman Legions Triumphant
Sassanid Legions Triumphant
Early German Legions Triumphant
Palmyrian Legions Triumphant
Samartian Legions Triumphant




The Campaigns of Frederick Barbarossa 1152–90 AD

Oath of Fealty Imperial German
Oath of Fealty Later Sicilian
Oath of Fealty Communal Italian
Oath of Fealty Papal Italian
Swords and Scimitars Cilician Armenian
Swords and Scimitars Seljuk Turk



Campaigns of Alexander Nevsky 1236 – 1263

Post-Viking Scandinavian (Sweden) Oath of Fealty
Early Russian Oath of Fealty
Early Teutonic Knights Oath of Fealty
Golden Horde (Mongol Invasion) Oath of Fealty
Feudal Polish Oath of Fealty

Can we have some new ones next time please?

Why not send some suggestions to Darrell for consideration Phil? I am sure he would be glad of the help.

and the periods are , sez Darrell

The coming of the Sea Peoples 1250 -1175 BC

Hittite Empire Swifter than Eagles
Mycenaean Swifter than Eagles
Mitanni Swifter than Eagles
Sea Peoples Swifter than Eagles
NKE Swifter than Eagles
Early Libyan Swifter than Eagles


Mark Anthony 54 BC - 30 BC

Later Republican Roman Rise of Rome
Gallic Rise of Rome
Ptolemaic Rise of Rome
Parthian Rise of Rome
Later Jewish Rise of Rome
Early Armenian Rise of Rome


Galienus campaigns of 253 -268AD

Principate Roman Legions Triumphant
Sassanid Legions Triumphant
Early German Legions Triumphant
Palmyrian Legions Triumphant
Samartian Legions Triumphant

Still using cheques for the entries, how quaint

Looks like 7 teams entered so far , 8 if you count a MK team, any more to avoid byes or playing the same teams twice
David

Hopefully there will be a MK team - so 8 is a perfect number isn't it?

4 in a league is not ideal but it avoids the bye if there were 5 in the leagues,
If we did have 4 in each league how would you feel if players wanted to swap pools on the Sunday,to avoid playing the same army,with or against
David

There are rules already for 8 teams

This will only apply when the number of teams in a league is either eight or the two lower divisons are made up of four player teams.

The teams will be listed initially with those teams that took part in the previous year, in the order in which they finished that year. Newly entered teams will be added to the end of the list as they enter. The teams will be place into two groups of four teams, with teams listed as 1,3,5, and 7 in one group, teams 2,4,6 and 8 will be placed in the second group.

Each group will play all of the other teams within their group on the Saturday. The two top teams from each group will qualify for the higher division for the Sunday games. The two bottom teams will qualify for the lower division for the Sunday games.

The teams will carry forward to the Sunday games their score against the team qualifying with them. They will then complete their fixtures against the other two teams within the division.

There will be no promotion / relegation between these two newly formed divisions. There will be promotion to and relegation from any division above the higher of the two newly formed divisions.

You're hurting my brain ...

Actually, it's simpler than it sounds. Eight teams in two groups of four probably is the perfect number, so a Milton Keynes team would be a Good Thing.

Peter