DK, Thanks. That question came from a combination of purchasing an army and having picked up the Warlord Hail Caesar Dacian 'sourcebook' at a discount. It would appear that sourcebook (with all of about 3 pages of actual history vs. what I generously call applied history and a really good map) is al...

Just double checking on the Dacian list which says it is Ready.

No allies? Legacy and other rule systems seem to indicate Sarmatian allies, other neighbor Germans and Celts.

Thanks.

Bill

Very Nice!

Can I make a 'bad' suggestion? When you base them up, you should add some 'horse manure' details so that they have a better claim to being 'bad' horse.

Bill

Thanks. FYI, the Warhammer Historical Byzantium book by Heine Baekkelund is proving a useful tool. Likely out of print but folks might see it at a flea makret table.

Bill

DK, I think your explanation as to historical uses of the themes is a perfect introduction to that part of Meshwesh. I almost always find myself going into the lists through one of the themes for almost any reason I am grabbing list information. I have a couple of purchased FoG Byzantine and Islamic...

You may also want to include Byzantine in the Justinian Decline list name as it was hard to find.

I am going through and organizing my Byzantines for Triumph! and noticed the following year overlap on the Byzantine lists. I'm not sure if this is intended because of Manzikert in some way, but thought I would point it out. Konstantinian Byzantine 1042 to 1073 AD Komnenan Byzantine 1071 to 1142 AD ...

That’s great CoachB. And very good numbers. Our group is going to start a series/period of Triumph! games using the Crusader Kingdoms lists. Those appear to be in final review form on Meshwesh. Knights and chariots are popular with school age kids. Hopefully by the time you run the class all the des...

Great report. Nice pics with Fall foliage. Glad to see Spencer lost at least 1 game.

Bill

They are orc construction so they can be pretty rough. I second the notion of building them from light Hobby wood. Use 2 or 3 types of square wood strips, rough them up with some sand paper, cut to your design, and assemble with glue and pins. Wheels can be round wood pieces or you could build them ...