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Flower of Chivalry

The rules are brief (4 pages of rules, 2 pages of tables) and easily learned. Figures are organized into units, which in turn make up larger units (Battles). There is a leader for each Battle, plus an overall army commander. Each turn, the player assigns an Aggression Level (Rash, Bold, Cautious, Defensive, and Prudent) to each Battle leader, then rolls (based on Aggression) to determine that leader's orders for the turn. Orders limit the range of actions available; the drawing of cards determines the total number of actions per side. Leaders accumulate a growing Battlelust rating as their units performs actions, increasing their exhaustion and limiting their actions. Rules also cover command control, missile and melee combat, bombards, handgunners, and personal challenges.

The scenarios cover the Scottish Wars of Independence (Stirling Bridge, Falkirk, Bannockburn, Neville's Cross), Hundred Years War (Crecy, Poitiers, Agincourt, Formigny, Castillon), and War of the Roses (Mortimer's Cross, Barnet, Tewkesbury, Bosworth Field). A synopsis of each war is provided, as well as a campaign map and suggestions for creating a campaign.

Army lists are provided for Dane, Saxon, Norman, Franks, Crusaders, Byzantines, Orders of Chivalry, Saracen, Moors, Slavs, English, French, Scots, Welsh, and War of the Roses. There is no points system for rating and comparing armies.

One movement tray (suggested size for 15mm figures: 2" deep x 3" wide) holds all of the stands belonging to one unit. An infantry unit typically consists of six stands, each holding 1-4 figures; a cavalry unit consists of three stands. The number of figures per stand, or the size of the stand, does not matter.