Art De La Guerre

[KevinD]

How do tournaments generally score a draw or victory where there were troops off table due to a flank March or ambush, especially with the fixed army sized score sheets?

[Ramses II]

Not sure what you are seeking here. 
Check army cohesion p69, which describes the on-table value, excluding all forces that are “off-table”.

[KevinD]

Ramses, I agree that’s what the rules say.

However, the most commonly used spreadsheets for reporting scores (such as http://www.artdelaguerre.fr/adlg/v3/upload/events/en/organization/Spreadsheets%20for%20individual%20tournament/1.Spreadsheet_for_tourneys_English_Version_Individual_5Rounds.xls) does not allow for this.

How do tournament organizers handle this?

[Hazelbark]

It does not take much effort.
If they troops not on board are in a routed army, then it does not matter.
So it only applies to draws and winners.
Pretty easy to just do math and put the adjusted score into the spreadsheet.

[AlanCutner]

I use an amended spreadsheet for my tournaments that deals with this. Just requires competitors to record how many units were off-table at end of game. But very rare it happens.

[KevinD]

Thanks. I was wondering if people really did this in practice.

[Dickstick]

Flank marches and ambushes only come into calculations for defeat.
Any other use is not in the rules.

I think some over thinking is creeping in here.
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