Jim,

You could use a certain color of ring/marker on one of the front rank figures of a unit to note that it is in open order (if it isn't otherwise obvious). No marker could denote that the unit is in close order.

Clay

It would be great if someone would produce some videos on how to play the game, some battle play-throughs, basics of movement, combat resolution, tactics, etc. This was mentioned a couple of years ago as being "on the to-do list". If any have been made, I can't find them. Tony Aguilar has done some ...

The new version is much easier on my eyes. Thanks for all of the effort on this latest update.

I'm a little confused as to what some historical troop types would be considered in TRIUMPH. If we say that the dismounted knights are "elite foot", what would the retinue billmen be classed as, perhaps "heavy foot"? However, I don't see any heavy foot in the WOTR army lists. And what would shire le...

So you could say that any positive result doubles a 0 result and a 0 result doubles any negative result. Would that be correct?

Yes, I did not realize that the data below "Exception: Shattered" was the shattered match-up details.

Thanks David. I appreciate the explanation and will wait to see the expanded lists.

You are correct David. I did not properly understand the combat results table layout when I looked at it earlier. My apologies.

It appears that if a player wanted to field a Yorkist Army (not Richard) based on the current army list, he/she would be limited to the following 13 stands of troops: 2 knights/heavy foot 1 jav. cav. 2 elite foot 4 archers 2 light spear 1 skirmisher 1 artillery Is this correct or am I missing someth...

Just a comment that I'd like to see this added to the QRS. Otherwise we would have to keep looking it up in the rules. It appears that there is space for it on one of the pages. Thanks.

Clay