The would be great, John. Where did you move?

Still interested in finding people in the Philly area!

"We talked about that in the past, but the issue was maintaining two versions." Well, the text / diagrams would be the same, but the layout would have to be redone. It's not that I don't like to see color pics of miniatures, I do. But when I'm playing, all I want the rulebook for is to find and answ...

Thanks David, and good to hear from you as always.

I was rather thinking this was the answer, but wanted to check.

I've fallen out of 15mm ancients, having been very active at cons and such several years ago [seems like ages ago!] and am just getting back into it.

Have a great long weekend!

Hey Guys,
is there a printer-friendly version of the rules to print out?
That just means it has all the fancy color pics removed.
Thanks for info!
Alex

So, Triumph, like other position-oriented ancient battle games [no names mentioned...] uses the tension of numbers v. command control to create problems for the player; the classic issue being an open flank, where one's opponent is even just 1 Unit wider and overlapping your own line. Given that it ...

I'm in Abington, just North of the city. Please reply here so we can build up a group around Philly, BUT feel free to send to my gmail, which is the same as my ID, brasidas19004, for quicker results! In 15mm I have later Greek hoplites [pelopponesian war], and Caesar's Romans from Testudo - I still ...