Division I

GDod Byzantine defeats DIVM Alan 62 -38
GDod Libyan defeats Brenmusik Numidian 43 – 12
GDod Numidian defeats Brenmusik Libyan 43 - 11

GentlemanRanker's Song 1005-1046 with Uyghur (GaoChang) allies beat GDod's Korea 936-1046 with Japanese allies 40 - 8 The Korean's were on the back foot from the start with unwise decisions by their general, who was summarily executed on his return home. In a masterful deployment, the Song folded th...

Away games posted and pm sent :- DIVM Carthaginian 410- 341BC vs Etruscan 490-331BC, mirror match, large, wide, 1600pts, Med. plain Brenmusik Libyan 300BC-70AD vs Numdian/Moorish 341-56BC, mirror match, large, wide, 1600pts, Pot Luck pw gdod (all lowercase) The AWAY opponents are the ones in Red, t...

Away games posted and pm sent :-

DIVM Carthaginian 410- 341BC vs Etruscan 490-331BC, mirror match, large, wide, 1600pts, Med. plain

Brenmusik Libyan 300BC-70AD vs Numdian/Moorish 341-56BC, mirror match, large, wide, 1600pts, Pot Luck

pw gdod (all lowercase)

Congratulations to the winners and participants. It's great everyone supports competitions like this one. And kudos to all my opponents who provided challenging games in such a timely fashion. I know it's a lot of dedication to finding time to meet the obligations of regular gaming, not to mention a...

My Chinese peasants won against Indibil's Western Xia, 42-9... Thanks to Indibil for the game. Congratulations on such a decisive win Alan. That's quite a target to beat! Commiserations Indibil, and remember they say revenge is sweet . Until next time! The peasants are revolting.gif Round 2 results...

No doubt there are many distractions out in the paddock, sheep not being the least of them, but I will leave herding to the local farmers and rely on good ol' Tibetan push of pike to get my point across. Which, of course, is bugger off or else! Well, running away, or hiding in the hills is better t...

Game set, PM with password sent. My pre-battle strategy, Goaticide , and much fossicking through entrails seeking a perfect path to golden victory. Mark, never mind reading goat entrails, you'd have more success by providing a constant distraction on the field with herding around live sheep. :D

And for me the revolting peasants please by Indibil » 30 Mar 2024 03:21 I choose Western Xia, Thanks Round 2 for the title of Huangdi (remember highest points difference. So, be bold!) : Army size Very large Map size Very wide Terrain Pot luck ; First player sets up the game and pm's opponent GDod ...

markleslie wrote: ↑Thu Mar 28, 2024 10:41 pm Tibetan.

The following lists have be taken: Song, Korea, Chinese (Guiyi), Dali, Japanese,Chinese Liao, Uyghur, and Tibetan(GaoChang)

The remaining lists are : Uyghur, , Western Xia, and Chinese peasant army.

Indibil, you're up next

Gavin and fellow followers of Confuse us! i will choose nine dozen heroes or more from Uyghur (GaoChang) to join me, trusting that for my foes Luck comes but once, but trouble comes in droves.! Far too many heroes Graham! The following lists have be taken: Song, Korea, Chinese (Guiyi), Dali, Japane...

Each player is taking turns to choose based on their ranking in the first round and must choose a different main list, but may have any of the allies listed. The following lists have be taken: Song, Korea, Chinese (Guiyi), Dali, Japanese, and Chinese Liao. The remaining lists are : Tibetan, Uyghur,...

Div B

Gdod: I seem to have two missing games from challenges issued on 8th January; cromlechi and paulmcneil. Can either remember if we played? ...and if so, the score?

Gavin, given the dearth of pointy-stick options amongst the potential allies of the Song, I will put my faith in Uyghur (GaoChang) as allies. Thank you! I will go with Japan (795-1040ad) with Chinese Song (1005-1060ad) allies Cheers, Simon (Armchairbaron) Brian to choose next. Rd1 placing and Rd 2 ...

"Peter you're up next (Although, if Brian or the Baron's difference is greater or equal to 8 then you'll have to reconsider... if the winner chooses your list)" I would like Dali 937 -1046 AD - with Song 1005 - 1060 AD Allies please. Peter Simon your choice next. Brian ... I threw a coin....

lascar wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2024 12:21 am I'll take Guiyi with Khitan allies. Thanks.

Peter you're up next (Although, if Brian or the Baron's difference is greater or equal to 8 then you'll have to reconsider... if the winner chooses your list)

PeterThePainter's Han and Turkish Allies have defeated Grahamed 's Zhou and Turkish Allies 55 -63. A battle of mutually assured destruction. The larger Zhou army probed with lights on the flanks annoying the Han cavalry. In the meantime the Han infantry hesitated attacking the Zhou infantry camped ...

GentlemanRanker’s Tang with Uyghur(Gaochang) allies defeated ahuyton’s Zhou with Uyghur(Gaochang) allies by 60 to 39. The scores advance neck-and-neck until the last third of the game, with both left wings collapsing under sustained cavalry pressure. The deciding factor proved to be the greater ava...

Khitan with their Jin allies defeats Five dynasties Liang with their Khitan turncoats. The Khitan's had a strong right, as did the Liang. Both flanks collapsed under the weight. However, the Khitan's and Jin managed to gather their force in the centre quicker than the Liang. Although, they were har...

Division 2

GDod (Breton 1466-1491 + Castilian 1476-1497 allies) beats rpadilla1988 (Papal 1440) in a tight match that was closer than the score suggests. 68/49