After a short night that followed the evening before, we met at the venue in the morning around 9:00 and I was bound to meet Frank with his List of Early Successor. These were the first succeeding kingdoms after the death of Alexander the Great in 323 BC, which fought over supremacy of the territories once controlled by him. Some of the armies of the succeeding kingdoms have unique army lists, such as mine which is depicting the Seleucid kingdom from 206 BC onward. Frank's list is to be found in the army-list companion "Immortal Fire" and dated 92 BC. So, to be honest, his early successors are not that "early". Frank's Early Successors were composed of: 4 Troop-Commanders, who lead: Javelinman : Light Foot, Javelin-Light Spear, Average, Unprotected, Undrilled, 6 Bases Thracian Cavalry : Cavalry, Light-Spear/Swordsman, Superior, Armored, Undrilled, 4 Bases Greek Hoplites : Heavy Foot, Offensive Spearman, Average, Protected, Drilled, 6 Bases Pha...
Great ! Good job ! Be carreful ! Your king is Baudouin of Jérusalem (He had mask because he was leper)
ReplyDeleteThanks. I knew that the king was a Crusader but I didn't know whyhe beared this mask. All the medieval miniatures are going to be used for different armys if they are finished once. That's the great things in medieval armys - if you once painted a stack of miniatures you may play a load of armys with them.
ReplyDeleteCheers Sebastian