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Mark McG wrote: GP11. Shihoyama, June 1183
3 results all 5-1 for the Yellow (Minamoto)
So it had no distinction as a tournament scenario, other than Blocks lost. Red blocks lost were 21, 20,20 so also very uniform. Yellow blocks lost were 5,6, & 9
So I'm still thinking Mounted Samurai Archers instead of Yari Cavalry, and a Taira exit VP option
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Mark McG wrote: From the scenario description
"Yoshinaka took half his cavalry and crossed the mouth of the Himi River, where he found Yukiie and his troops beaten and in retreat. Yoshinaka immediately charged with his fresh troops into the Taira force and defeated them."
If the Taira are in retreat, exiting the board makes sense as a victory objective.
I suspect no Yellow foot units got ordered at all in any of the 3 matches.
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g1ul10 wrote:
If I can dare a suggestion: Brent, I would think about removing the 2 H&F loss when Monks are eliminated. It's not that they are superheroes... once the enemy cavalry manage to go beyond the defensive position they crumble more or less like any other triangle unit. Even if this loss is removed, the scenario is definitely in favor of the red. Plus, the rule is difficult to remember. Just my 2 cents.
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goshublue wrote: 1. Monks tend to accumulate a lot of H&F as exploding dice tend to generate more H&F on rerolls and they also use less HF in combat because they don't have cavalry leaders. I think Dan may have had over 15 at one point in our game for just that reason. H&F reduction on death helps offset that.
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