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White Steeds and Seax

The DAIS rules were originally written by Andy Callan and appeared in Miniature Wargaming magazine in 1983. On this page is an adaption of these rules by Steve Switzer to include cavalry which were not in the original version of the rules.
– White Steeds and Seax introduction

Designer

Steve Switzer

Year Published

2007

Status

In Print

Contents

Archived online (webpage)

Basing

A leader base consists of a leader figure and a (removable) standard bearer.

Figures should be based in groups of about 10 on a rectangular base of a regular size.
– White Steeds and Seax

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White Steeds and Seax

Editions

Current version is Version 2.7 (2008).