Samurai
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Samurai
Hi All,
I've just been given a set of the rules, but haven't got any of the lists yet.
How are Samurai and Ashigaru rated?
I'm not after a complete list breakdown, but if someone can give me an idea so I know whether they are remotely useful in FoG:R I'd appreciate it.
I've just been given a set of the rules, but haven't got any of the lists yet.
How are Samurai and Ashigaru rated?
I'm not after a complete list breakdown, but if someone can give me an idea so I know whether they are remotely useful in FoG:R I'd appreciate it.
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Broadly speaking mounted samurai start off as Cavalry, Armoured, Superior, Bow, Swordsmen and then become Cavalry, Armoured, Superior, Light Lancers, Swordsmen - numbers allowed fall over time. Foot samurai are Warriors, Armoured (some Heavily Armoured), Superior, Spearmen. Ashigaru are mostly Warriors (later Medium Foot), Armoured (or Unarmoured), Average (or Poor), Spearmen with Arquebus coming in and then becoming more common.
Nik Gaukroger
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"Never ask a man if he comes from Yorkshire. If he does, he will tell you.
If he does not, why humiliate him?" - Canon Sydney Smith
nikgaukroger@blueyonder.co.uk
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Re: Samurai
I have two Samurai armies and am wondering if the FOG-R lists for them are good. The FOG-AM lists were sort of meh. Also,
how do they fare in an open tournament?
Deeter
how do they fare in an open tournament?
Deeter
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- Lieutenant-General - Nashorn
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Re: Samurai
I'd run them in a open tourney but then I always finnish bottom of the pile...
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Re: Samurai
Mr Allen, that is a technical point that I shall choose to ignore... true but unnecessarily technical. 

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Re: Samurai
Bottom of the pile or not,
Pick your army, Learn to use them and most of all "love them" and they will become winners!!
Pick your army, Learn to use them and most of all "love them" and they will become winners!!
--Terry--
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Re: Samurai
Terry
The problem is not the army but rather the person leading them, I fear. I love my Swiss and my Swedes very much but no amount of well loved figures can overcome basic lack of talent in a player. Still love the rules though.
The problem is not the army but rather the person leading them, I fear. I love my Swiss and my Swedes very much but no amount of well loved figures can overcome basic lack of talent in a player. Still love the rules though.