"Advanced Armati and Armati II?" Topic
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| anthrodog | 26 Jul 2004 5:54 a.m. PST |
Hi all. I haven't played Armati in a long while, and I'm curious, is advance Armati just an expansion of Armati? If I were to acquire Armati II, can I just forget about Armati/Ad. Armati since it supercedes both? Also, are there any good support/fan sites for this set of rules. Thanks. |
Kent Reuber  | 26 Jul 2004 6:13 a.m. PST |
Yes, Armati II supersedes both Armati and Advanced Armati. The new version doesn't do the Renaissance period, though. |
| mawaliuk | 26 Jul 2004 7:52 a.m. PST |
Hi Armati 2 also short changes the later 15th Century armies (and Romans?) by not having rules for artillery. Some suggestions have been posted to the Yahoo group, though, so all is not lost. Lots of good stuff in A2, especially the new army lists and point system which encourages the use of terrain. My real gripe is that the Optional Fatigue rules from Advanced Armati have been made part of the main rules now, so you are tracking fatigue AND damage for each unit :-( Still, I just try to ignore this rule if my opponent will let me. John |
| RaguKid | 26 Jul 2004 3:21 p.m. PST |
So is there a website for Armati that is current? I didn't see that question answered. Joseph |
| Kent Reuber | 26 Jul 2004 4:54 p.m. PST |
I believe the site is: http://www.novatech-group.com/Armati/ |
| Squash | 27 Jul 2004 4:52 a.m. PST |
Official site is http://warflute.org |
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