There is a actually a lot of cool stuff hidden on that page.

We like to think of that as a bonus game of treasure hunt

52.1 c ...... you measure the move as the sum of the turn away and the forward movement after the turn. There is no additional free movement, so measure the farthest moving front corner. If you are playing Garand Triumph! demoralization affects are applied on the next turn after the command point to...

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You might find this useful too:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIMiqE ... XWw/videos

Fantasy Triumph! intro video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKL1v3F67cA

Four Famous Battles from History intro video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_wdCvhTE8s

No worries, that happens a lot with warband and warriors. My Son still can't keep those two straight.

This is where the sequence of combat matters. Also, warband don't get rear support Warriors do. Pike, Warriors, light spear, Deep Hoplites (battle card)... So let's assume it is a rear supported element vs an eligible target for that support, the short answer is yes they get the support if that is t...

I know as a Youtube influencer, I suck

Been getting ready for Hcon, will try to make some videos there too.

Also want to do some stuff on fantasy.

Stays in place with the victorious stand potentially still covering it's flank. So it is not in a very good position either and will fight a flanked combat next turn unless something else intervenes.

Pike flanks are vulnerable in Triumph! as they were in real life, they need to be protected.

A single pike stand is really a thinned out line of pikes, i.e. pikes not deployed in a deep phalanx. Scots Common would be a good example of pikes that might not always deployed like a Macedonian style phalanx. So having them on a single stand means they can be deployed in either formation. You are...

love the look of the massed troops! Great job.