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Furion about our SeaGuard (V.0.202.0): "I don't expect much of them, and indeed not much have they delivered"
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Adam wrote:
@Aegon it has been confirmed multiple times that this is outdated.
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Adam wrote:
@WhammeWhamme so just to clarify - a wealthy craftsman race who can buy any necessary supplies and has skills to create their own armor at best wears armor that is equal to rusted skeleton armors and you find that logical?
@Giladis I'd like to understand why, while you want to differentiate elven races all 3 in combat are still berserkers wearing nearly no protection and killing everything that touches them instead of displaying a wider spectrum of behavior (for example HBE being more defensive, SE more evasive and DE more offensive)
Also why army that is composed of rivaling cults and blood thirsty madmen has characters that synergize with units while army that is viewed as disciplined (AWSR is even named martial discipline) cannot have any character synergies - which would represent disciplined troops operating under watchful eye of the leader.
cptcosmic wrote:
and who says HBE cant make their own lightweight field plates or enhanced by minor magic?WhammeWhamme wrote:
Well, you can't buy WDG's plate; it comes from a demonic compact.
Buying whatever it is Iron Orcs wear would probably be unhelpful for people who aren't base S5; Orcs are superhumanly strong and thus capable of just slapping on more layers.
Brotherhood of the Dragon almost certainly come from within the EoS and don't make their own gear.
or better define what light, heavy and plate armor is or to which category does armor types belong and which of these HBE are wearing. e.g. is RL plate the equivalent to 9th age plate? because there is also quite a difference in weight and mobility if you compare early plate armor to modern field plates or a mix of armor types to achieve the same protection. "modern" plate weights just ~15KG, has moveable joints and you can run, jump or swim in it...
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Giladis wrote:
At least not yet. It has been under discussion that one of the shooting strengths would be exchanged for it thus the Grey Watchers rules.
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WhammeWhamme wrote:
Sure. We could have written that the HBE can make lightweight full plate and have a custom of giving a custom-made suit to every able-bodied citizen on their day of majority, thus making it so every single HBE unit has Plate Armour. Totally a thing we could have done.
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Shino wrote:
apart from being able to afford best armour I ponder how a dying race can field more than 15 models in a unit.
If they are supposed to be less numerous than orcs, then it also should be seen on the battlefield
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Shino wrote:
apart from being able to afford best armour I ponder how a dying race can field more than 15 models in a unit.
If they are supposed to be less numerous than orcs, then it also should be seen on the battlefield
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Aegon wrote:
We need to include panic tests in our Martial Discipline rule. It would be the first time I wouldn't complain about this rule (hint: I dislike the current version).
So more LD9 units to represent our LD-independence strength + panic-included-Martial Discipline and I would be fine if we would get armour as a new strength.
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CariadocThorne wrote:
I doubt you would get more Di9 units AND panic included in Martial Discipline, not with only one Leadership oriented strength. You might get a couple of elite units bumped up to Di9 to help represent LD-independence, but that would be it. As I said, SE have 2 LD strengths and we only have a little more Di9 than HE, and some Fearless. If HE dropped a LD strength, you'd only have one. You'd only have Di8 mages, Di9 princes, most units Di8, a couple of Di9 Elites and the current Martial Discipline, Not worth it IMO. v
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WhammeWhamme wrote:
Elves have sub-human stamina
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Aegon wrote:
how is the Small Arms Fire represented in our army?
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WhammeWhamme wrote:
Conversely, Elves have sub-human stamina. (Resilience cap of 3). Armour is tiring, they tire more easily than most, thus need lightweight armour or else fall over tired and get stabbed in eye socket. Makes all the sense.
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Aegon wrote:
Another issue:
In your opinion, how is the Small Arms Fire represented in our army?
I would drop that too, in favour for a more combat oriented strength.
Giladis wrote:
Access to Aim (3+) on multiple units with bow/longbow, multiple units in the army having access to bow/longbow. Being able to build a functional army that in a solid part depends on those units.Aegon wrote:
how is the Small Arms Fire represented in our army?
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Giladis wrote:
Access to Aim (3+) on multiple units with bow/longbow, multiple units in the army having access to bow/longbow. Being able to build a functional army that in a solid part depends on those units.Aegon wrote:
how is the Small Arms Fire represented in our army?
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WhammeWhamme wrote:
Conversely, Elves have sub-human stamina.
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