Art De La Guerre

Mon group est convancu que parce que les regles en anglais dis que le pivot est part integrale de la charge on peut la faire n'importe a quel moment une fois que la charge a commence.
I do not agree. ...

However other members of my group are of the opinion that you can turn then charge then wheel.
Why do the other members of your group think that?

... English rule is more accurate ...
Thank you. My aim was to avoid anything that was ambiguous, though I may not have always achieved it.

Sorry I don't agree.

conforming after a melee (p.65) applies to "units front corner against front corner or side by side". L3 is not: not in a melee, not caugh by rear.

So, no free con ...

The French version says: A charge consists of an advance towards the enemy with a wheel or a slide at the beginning of the charge. It is also possible to make a half-turn or quarter-turn just before a ...

In this case where is this in the rules? I am pushing on this point, because this part is hard to find.
P35, fifth bullet point. An enemy ZoC is ignored by a unit located ... entirely behind an inter ...

Several questions arising from our second game -
Okay, I'll have a go!

1. In terrain placement does the defender place all their pieces first, followed by attackers pieces, or it alternate one pie ...

I have remembered another way two units could end up side by side - if one had made a Pursuit (p62) move. However the situation would be dealt with in the same way.

Ah, I misunderstood the scenario, but the principles still apply.

1. Neither X nor Y could move into edge to edge contact with each other unless its opponent was already in melee with a friendly un ...

Page 69 of the English version, third bullet point says "defender places the compulsory element on its own side of the table". Is this text not included in the French version?
The bullet s ...

Could X choose to conform per the bullet, even if it in means moving backward (and sliding obviously) so both front edge meet?
1. To be a valid charge, X must contact the enemy with its front edge or ...

So the cavalry would not fight with the penalties associated with being attacked in the flank in this case (reduced to zero factor, no special abilities)? It would fight with its normal factors?
The ...

They seem quite easy to get on table, and have a pretty decisive effect in creating a secure flank and blocking off flank marches.

Is it the experience in France that they are very common ?
They' ...

You're right, the quarter turn of the unit in edge-to-edge contact is a "Conformation after a melee" (p55). Embarassed

I blame my age! Confused

I have played with 18 javelimen , so 18 Lh seem to be a piece of cake.
Did someone mention cake!!! Twisted Evil