Too Fat Lardies

Baldie wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 09, 2020 11:05 am

Solo gaming

Google will give you the precise definition. In the UK the act is also colloquially called pulling off.

Don

The Leader moves with the Group as he is still their Leader. He would fight in any combat if he was with the group fighting.

Don

The DP/AP must be on or in a Terrain Feature. Behind a hill crest is fine.

Don

When it comes to Deployment (as opposed to Ambush) any Barbarian Group can deploy from any ambush/deployment point at the distance from the centre of the point detailed on page 42. So, yes, Chariots can deploy from DP’s in woods - obviously though they must be able to deploy onto open ground! It’s o...

Well it was "tucked away" in the Section on Fervour!!! I'm not sure where else it would have gone!

Don

The difference between the two is as follows:- End of Act - This occurs when the Tempus Fugit card appears BEFORE any Leaders card has been played. No further cards are played. The players may then use any unused Signa Cards that have been drawn or from their hands to activate any units. Any melee w...

A Mob of Barbarian Warriors for one activation, can move, throw one round of javelins and fight a close combat. They can't throw two Javelins in the same activation so would have to wait for another turn. They cannot charge to combat in any circumstance throwing 2 javelins - one only for the Barbari...

One rank of 4 with two behind! Keeps the width the same as the Foot groups!

However it really doesn't matter!

Don

Unlike Sharp Practice Moving and Throwing are not two different actions. On page 38 it indicates that for one Leader Initiative a Leader may get a group to move, shoot or fight - these are not 3 separate actions thus a Leader could activate them to move, throw a spear on the way in and end up in com...