I would also point out that beside being command point costly "away" there are limits to where you can bring troops back onto the table in that you must return outside of 4MU from the enemy or camp for example. So frequently when trying to place troops behind an enemy for example they end up coming ...

Thanks, let me know about the confusing part give the time in the video and I can see if it is a screw up on my part.

Probably the best view would be this old video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWv_HmJnTas

I think we covered this on the FB page, but it is one -1 per overlapped side. So that light spear fighting the cataphract gets a -1.

If a single stand is in ZOC, and it choses not to "runaway" or align and move away from the enemy stand's ZOC then it can move or pivot, but not front corner can move more than 2MU. That means it will be unlikely that the stand can do much of a pivot (90 degrees at the most) or much of a move, slide...

I think this was part of a lively discussion on FB. The short answer none. Triumph! is well balanced enough that I cannot say there is a dominating army trend? I have won and seen people win with what might be considered ridiculous armies in other systems but work just fine in Triumph! For example a...

Being in ZOC overrides a stand movement options with the options listed while in ZOC

The single stand movement describes just that, a single stand with no additional conditions. Combat also reduces movement options.

Did it print for you originally? Usually this is a print driver issue? If updating the printer driver doesn't work you might try printing it to a new PDF file and then try printing again.

Under the box where you type there is an Options tab and an attachments tab. click on the attachments and add the photo file there. It will then appear in your post.

Maybe I am not understanding your concept? Are you treating a pike single stand as a 40mm deep stand that still fights at a +3 / +4, and then only giving them the rear rank bonus if a second stand is present behind them?