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					|  Post subject: Reference and Army list web site  Posted:  Mon Feb 23, 2004 12:20 pm  |  | 
		
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					| Wonderfull report Mark. Have i ever told you how much I like your ork army? 
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					|  Post subject: Reference and Army list web site  Posted:  Mon Feb 23, 2004 1:45 pm  |  | 
		
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					|  Post subject: Reference and Army list web site  Posted:  Mon Feb 23, 2004 11:39 pm  |  | 
		
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					| Great BR, looks like it was a fun game! 
 
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					|  Post subject: Reference and Army list web site  Posted:  Mon Feb 23, 2004 11:40 pm  |  | 
		
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					| Nice one Markconz, great report and nice pics too.. ? _________________
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					|  Post subject: Reference and Army list web site  Posted:  Tue Feb 24, 2004 9:00 am  |  | 
		
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					| Thanks for the report!! THAT is what I call an Epic battle! The marine side seemed to have very little infantry and most of what they had was composed of Devastators and Terminators.   _________________
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			| iblisdrax | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: Reference and Army list web site  Posted:  Wed Feb 25, 2004 2:10 am  |  | 
		
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					| So you think a 10x6 or a 12x6 table would be too big?
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			| Tas | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: Reference and Army list web site  Posted:  Wed Feb 25, 2004 2:35 am  |  | 
		
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					| Not for multiple players on either side.  You also need to have big enough amries to make to worthwhile, otherwise you waste most of the area, or troops roam around not finding any targets all game.| Quote (iblisdrax @ 25 2004 Feb.,10:10) |  | So you think a 10x6 or a 12x6 table would be too big? | 
 
 Then there is the fact that you will always want to put units right in the middle of the table; and it can be quite a stretch!
 
 I have played lengthways down a 6'x20' using 28mm figs (using STARGRUNT 2 rules) with 6 players per side plus Supreme Commander Players (and 2 Umpires!).  Players essnetially paired off against one another, calling only for others a\s their forces interacted.  Turn sequences were also aligned to accomodate the various housekeeping and rules sequences.  Difficult, but well worth the effort.
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			| Markconz | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: Reference and Army list web site  Posted:  Wed Feb 25, 2004 2:45 am  |  | 
		
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					| Hi iblisdrax, on that size table with the standard tournament rules I think that troops with a move of 15cm would  be penalised too much, 12ft is too far to walk in 4 turns.  Ideally troops should have to go no further than about 6-7' from their starting position to get anywhere on the table. If they can't reach some areas of the table during the game then they start to become less viable as choices in army selection.  But like I say, increasing deployment zones, or adding turns, could solve this problem.  8'x6' is a pretty big table mind you... I think it would be fine for games up to about 20k a side.| Quote (iblisdrax @ 25 2004 Feb.,01:10) |  | So you think a 10x6 or a 12x6 table would be too big? 
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			| Tas | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: Reference and Army list web site  Posted:  Wed Feb 25, 2004 3:13 am  |  | 
		
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					| This is exactly where the mobility of certain armies over others is demonstrated clearly.  The Foot sluggers of an IG company arent going to get far compared to the SMs in their rhinos.  However, this is exactly the situation you need for those big flanking manouvres, armour clashes and the like.  Plus the use of aerial deployment means a unit can be well dug in before anybody comes near.  Unist crawlign along also have much longer getting pounded by indirect fire weapons and will be lucky to get there at all.| Quote (Markconz @ 25 2004 Feb.,10:45) |  | I think that troops with a move of 15cm would ?be penalised too much, 12ft is too far to walk in 4 turns. | 
 
 Its not soemthing you have time or room for frequently, but can be very, very good for special scenarios and demo games.
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					|  Post subject: Reference and Army list web site  Posted:  Wed Feb 25, 2004 7:02 am  |  | 
		
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					| You're correct Tas, that's why we use about a 5x6 foot table.  And we try to get our forces mounted in some form or another.  Like allowing Tanks to carry one stand.  Just like I've seen in the real world and on the History Channel ...  That being said, not all missions require all troops to be mounted, especially in the defense.    _________________
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			| Falesh | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: Reference and Army list web site  Posted:  Tue Sep 28, 2004 9:46 pm  |  | 
		
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					|  Post subject: Reference and Army list web site  Posted:  Tue Sep 28, 2004 10:00 pm  |  | 
		
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					| Hope it can be kept up. It is a great referance site for sure.
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			| Mojarn Piett | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: Reference and Army list web site  Posted:  Wed Sep 29, 2004 8:54 am  |  | 
		
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					| Great work! Beats flipping "Da book" at every turn.   _________________
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