Longer answer: Basing matters for the amount of distance they fall back and having enough room to fall back. It also can effect the position of troops (i.e. open order can pass through open order) and their ability to form up on the battlefield. Other than that it is just troop identification. We ha...

Battle cards will always be options, hoping they will be released soon.

Right now the focus is on the final print version final, final proof read.

2 to a base on a 20mm deep is skirmisher

The basing standards are meant to be guidelines so when meeting other players your armies are more immediately identifiable. If you have 3 to a 15mm deep stand (assuming 15mm on 40mm wide here) to represent heavy foot and 4 to represent elite, I see no real issue with that. Raiders 4 to a 20mm deep ...

It was interesting at Historicon, the most popular demo board was the Viking Vs. Saxon Shieldwall battle.

I think their were people playing it pretty much all weekend.

I am quite happy with the way these paint up. Also they mix well with my old Glory and Perry miniatures.

In preparation for doing the Battle of Hattin I needed a few extra troops.

Hit with rock, take apples...

Fantastic!

Yes, the old glory math

Plus they tend to be some "carving required" figures as well.

Old Glory has some Koreans but not sure what period they even fall into.

https://oldglory15s.com/searchquick-sub ... rds=korean