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How did you manage to contact like that as you can only wheel at the start of a charge
Other than that yes as your front edge is all uphill at contact

Half way there, ten lists in so far!

Its definitely me, fogamlists@bhgs.org.uk

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Yep, ridiculous

dave_r wrote: ↑Tue Apr 12, 2022 2:36 pm Nice spot. I guess it depends on what we think _should_ happen. What about evades and such?

What we want to happen tends to become more important

So the rules contradict each other
They must contract to charge and cannot contract to charge

So the charging BG can even move into contact with the centre enemy base!

Very esoteric

A photo would be useful to help prove you are wrong Dave. But you are calling an outside corner an internal corner completely incorrectly A__K AKKK A_LL 'K' turned bases contacted by LH, 'L'. Somehow ending with one at the back. A bit like the above. 'A' are knights that charged the column, 'K' knig...

No, they can but don't have to

That's what I said

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Army lists by 23 March please

You said dave said cavalry armies were rubbish. It seems all they need is a few elephants!

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The Condotta Italian Allies list in Book 3 page 105 has Troop Name error on the first line. The words “Mercenary Men-at-Arms” should be deleted and replaced with “Elmeti” The allied list now makes sense as previous to this it did not force the player to take any compulsory troops, and an internal al...

Dave Morrison – Hindu Indian – 774
Dave Ruddock – Hunnic – 501
Graham Briggs – Khurrasanian – 962
John Patrick – Tibetan – 850
(Neil Siddons Smith – Rus – 965 - if odd number)
Nigel Phillips (& Neil) – Viking – 910
Steve Murton – Viking – 950

All themes are 800 points. 6x4 tables Palmyrene Empire The following armies from 258 - 273AD Palmyran Principate Roman – Eastern Only Early Sassanid Persian Later Pre-Islamic Bedouin Armenian - Use Early Armenian list with the below amendments Delete Cataphracts line Insert Noble Cataphracts - Catap...