Art De La Guerre

Has there been any further work on the Renaissance period. It seems to me as a first step an effort could be made at An Italian Wars, Conquest of the Americas, and Wars of Henry 8th, Francis, and or t ...

What is the current status of the possible ADLG Renaissance rules/supplement? Are there playtesters wanted? I was a playtester for DBR 2.0 and am available for ADLG-REN as well.

thanks, I knew it could not move through difficult, but was wondering about deploying in difficult (like a steep hill).

So I can point this out to friends, on what page are you getting your information from? thanks

would you mind responding more directly? ART Gold does that mean Artillery can be on a difficult hill and suffer no penalties of any sort?

On page 57 looking at foot units, it appears to me as two categories:
HI and WWG and MI/LMI. The rules seem to say that if you are HI and WWG you have a -1 penalty in Rough unless the HI is a Spear o ...

I do not see ART listed on page 57 in regards to any penalty for being in Rough or Difficult terrain. Can someone tell me if there IS a penalty and where it is listed?Thanks

According to the rules if you run an army list with a Strategist, the Strategist must be the CNC. However, in the Medieval Polish list, #241, Vytautas, Grand Duke of Lithuania, is listed as a Strategi ...

Viking you are right. On Page 36 under charge movement you only have to indicate the direction of a charge. "Before charging, the player must indicate to his opponent the exact direction of his c ...

I disagree with the Commodore. If in case#2 units 1,2 are of the same type, for example HI. AND if their normal move could reach enemies C,D. They declare a charge and a direction (p.36). All enemy un ...

No you still need lists and command, but now every list can have a strategist if you want to spend some of your army points on them. In this way a Pontic Army can have Mithridates as a strategist even ...

Looking at the lists the other day I realized there were some other big "Strategist" gaps. Maybe the author will consider in the next edition allowing any army to allow the purchase of a str ...

Yes, but this is a glaring omission. Many of the current lists have variations for different specific periods, this could be a 4th iteration of 103 the Judean Jews.

One glaring omission in the army lists are the various Jewish revolts which occurred in Judea, Upper Mesopotamia, and Cyrenaica at various times between 66 and 135 CE (Common Era=AD). There were no la ...

I really hope the author will resist following the same path as WRG in pretending that the Renaissance extends to 1700! The Renaissance started in the mid-15th century and the reformation and counter- ...