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Don' t take this as a complaint.....
Given the move into Renaissance & Napoleonic FoG, how will this affect the release of ancient army lists ?
Can we expect delays in them whilst some time is put into the later periods ?
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Given the move into Renaissance & Napoleonic FoG, how will this affect the release of ancient army lists ?
Can we expect delays in them whilst some time is put into the later periods ?
Cheers
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Re: Army Lists
Not at all.Scrumpy wrote:Don' t take this as a complaint.....
Given the move into Renaissance & Napoleonic FoG, how will this affect the release of ancient army lists ?
No. The publication schedule is fixed. Moreover, the list-writing part of the process is nearing completion for the penultimate army list book (Blood & Gold), and well advanced for the last. The list-writing process is complete for Wolves from the Sea, Swifter than Eagles, Oath of Fealty and Empires of the Dragon, and these books are in various stages of pre-production.Can we expect delays in them whilst some time is put into the later periods ?
Another six I think.AlanYork wrote:How many ancient army lists are there going to be? Do we have titles for them yet?
Wolves from the Sea - Dark ages etc
Swifter than Eagles - Chariots et al
Oath of Fealty - Feudal Europe
Empires of the Dragon - All things Eastern and a very big book
Blood and Gold - The Americas
"Lost Scrolls" - TBD
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Do we have any info on the lists that will be included in the 'Empires of the Dragon' book? I can find details for all the other books, but not this one!hammy wrote: Another six I think.
Wolves from the Sea - Dark ages etc
Swifter than Eagles - Chariots et al
Oath of Fealty - Feudal Europe
Empires of the Dragon - All things Eastern and a very big book
Blood and Gold - The Americas
"Lost Scrolls" - TBD
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I think that FoGR is more likley to end in 1650 than start there.njb2729 wrote:I am curious - what period will the Samurai lists go up to? Will massed arquebus be covered in this book as it would appear from the comments on the Rennaisance Forum that their rules will start from 1650 and so miss this out.
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Intothevalley wrote:
Do we have any info on the lists that will be included in the 'Empires of the Dragon' book? I can find details for all the other books, but not this one!
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All I can suggest is keep an eye here - http://www.fieldofglory.com/catalogue/ - where Slitherine put info on future releases.
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1500AD isa the cut off for all FoG Ancients lists.njb2729 wrote:I am curious - what period will the Samurai lists go up to?
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Odds and sods that didn't make the cut for the other books - hence this topic viewtopic.php?t=8989.
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I think the Lost Scrolls should be offered as free downloads, since chances are the person who buys it is only going to be buying it for one army list. The nice thing about the army books as they are now, is that you can just buy the army books of the periods that interest you. I love the Crusades period, I don't mind paying $13 to get Swords & Scimitars containing all the lists of the armies that really appeal to me. But I wouldn't pay $13 to get one army list that appeals to me (say for example, one that could have been in Swords & Scimitars), and then 20 other lists that don't appeal to me, such as "Early Obscure Anonymous Barbarians of the Swampier Regions of Modern-Day Oklahoma" (an enticing list, however). However, I suppose publishing it as another book would make more money, because I imagine there are plenty of fellers out there who feel the need to own every book, whether or not they'll ever game with an army from that period. But I think it would be more chivalrous to us, your Field of Glory vassals, to offer the lists as free downloads! 

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Amazing - as even the list writers don't know what it's final lineup will be such a ststement is wholly without foundation.vingthorr wrote:I think the Lost Scrolls should be offered as free downloads, since chances are the person who buys it is only going to be buying it for one army list.
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