Too Fat Lardies

Rich has spent the last two days trying to source a Post Office from where he could ship his physical stock after his village Post Office announced it was closing wef yesterday. That’s now been resolved (well with a weeks gap as he has signed up for Royal Mail collection) so hopefully he’ll be posin...

Hopefully tomorrow! Caesarians allegedly!

Don

Rich has just posted the next instalment on collecting armies for Infamy, Infamy - this time is the Barbarian Germans!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxkKDq6cyXY&t=4s

Don

For those of you who do not follow Facebook, Rich Clark has released the first You Tube video for the upcoming rule set. The first video, features how to build a core force for the Early Imperial Romans. There are three different core forces and Rich walks you through the figures and organisation of...

WillieB wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 26, 2020 12:40 am

Do you think there's any chance of a 4th or early 5th Century supplement? With those Merovingian Franks any time soon it would give me an excuse to build yet another Late Roman army

No!

As the individual who started this, I think I should post what I've gained from all the good points made here 9by way thanks to all). 1. That a Leader removing shock is not an activation. 2. Attempting to bring a unit under control, activates it, if attempt fails unit fires. 3. A players doesn't ha...

Definitely take a second group of Praetorians for all the reasons Doug says. However don’t expect super heroes! Praetorians were over dressed dandy’s who were mainly an imperial bodyguard rather than hardened fighters!

Don

The game has been played - once Rich “self isolates” I’m sure it will be edited quickly!

I agree with David. If you allow an uncontrolled unit to fire on the Leaders card being drawn even if he uses his available initiatives for something else, you are giving them an advantage over controlled fire, which doesn’t feel right. The uncontrolled formation can just have its leader remove shoc...

Gladiators are in 8’s as warriors.

Don