Even More Lists

I've updated the two army list pages, mostly with classical western armies because that's what we tend to play at the club. I may have some other lists lying around in various piles of paper, but at least this is the majority of those easy to hand.

More Campaign Lists

Added the Macedonians and a couple of Successor armies to the mix (Lysimachus and Seleucus). The latter two are speculative, since the campaign hasn't reached that point yet.

More Campaign Armies

Just added three more armies to the Empire page: Greek Confederacy; Thracians; and Syracusan. I also found out a useful buried feature for these pages, purely by accident. These new Blogger pages will allow you to copy in any text you have saved by "Control C" on your computer's Notepad by pressing "Control V". I know that this is a pretty standard procedure, but up until now Blogger has not allowed documentation to be uploaded at all. Any formatting will be lost, but if you have useful text you want to put on your blog without starting all over again, this is the way to do it. At least then all you have to do is edit, rather than write it all over again from scratch!

Later Achaemenid Persian

The lists grow apace; just added the army of Cyrus the Youngest to the Empire Campaign Page. I'm beginning to get the hang of this, so I may well add a page for non-campaign lists as well.

Tarentine Army List

Just added a list for the Tarentines to the Empire campaign armies page - link at the top left of the blog's main page. I'm going to keep doing this every so often; it's a way to use Blogger to gather together army lists in one accessible place.

Army Lists for Empire

I've taken advantage of a new Blogger feature to create text pages; you'll find the link at the top left of my front page. There will probably end up being several of these; I see them as extra resources that are text-intensive and so would perhaps be rather boring if they appeared in full on the main blog itself. Interested people can click on the links and anyone else can just pass them by. Apparently a blog can have up to ten of these pages. My first one is for army lists generated by our Empire Campaign. I can think of another one for specific battle scenarios, aided by Battle Chronicler maps.