Too Fat Lardies

I got the Mediterranean one for Xmas. Fantastic book full of ideas, techniques and even tells you where to buy materials (mostly Screwfix and William)

Is there a printable QRS for General d'Armee?
I have the printed book but scanning the QRS pages isn't so easy.

Thanks

There are some kneeling figures in one of the Celtic plastic chariot sets (I think Warlord)

The confusion is coming because the rules also say: Limited Fervour on bottom of page 74, "These Groups may only have a maximum of three points of Fervour. If their Fervour exceeds this, it will immediately fall to one point. " Which suggest that if you roll over 3 Fervour when ambushing, it drops t...

If you buy a box of the Perry plastics, one command pack of the Perry metals lets you make two 8 man units

Greece and Rome at War by Peter Connolly Warfare in the Classical World by John Warry Armies and Enemies of Imperial Rome by Phil Barker Armies of the Macedonian and Punic Wars by Duncan Head And I second the recommendation for The Complete Roman Army by Goldsworthy. For primary sources, as well as ...

Responses:- 1. p.96 - yep, should be 1 to 3 (that what was in the Printers PDF!) 2. p76 and p 80. Roman Status II Leader is available and is 6pts (again was in the printers PDF!) 3. If you have Gallic Noble Cavalry the 1st base of Gallic Stewards is included (free if you like). If you have more tha...

I'll be using my existing ancients collection which is based for mass battle rules with 2,3 or 4 figures to a 60mm wide base. I don't anticipate any problems; I have plenty of single based commander types.

I much prefer 20mm squares to 20mm round - you get a lot of extra room on the diagonal for bigger bases, but the figures still form up nicely in close order. I clip the corners.

I don't think there ever were any army lists - you are expected to devise your own scenarios. Given that the rules are a kind of mash-up of Hail Caesar and the Lardy card-driven mechanics, I'd think any Hail Caesar scenarios would work.