Summary of every army list - spreadsheet created by Neil Williamson, 19 August 2021

Wow! Neil Williamson has created this great resource summarising each and every army list into one line. Check it out - you won't be disappointed. I will create a second post with a pic of what the lists look like, as I can't both upload a file use a picture in one post.

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DBMM army list index.xlsx

https://www.facebook.com/groups/824840264342234/posts/1872977136195203

Neil Williamson

If you spot any mistakes, then please let me know, either here or by email.

I'll update the list and ask Vince to upload it.

I've added two columns for geographical regions ready for the update.

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  Vincent Cholewa

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  Neil Williamson good on you. There are a couple of comments on The Ancient & Medieval Wargamer FB. Let me know if you cannot see them and I will copy them to you

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  • Neil Williamson

    Vincent Cholewa i just saw the one about Sumerians after 2800bc and a typo on artillery.

    

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    Vincent Cholewa

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    Neil Williamson I think John Edmundson suggested the Medieval German list wasn’t a goer for a one line summary!

    

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    Vincent Cholewa It depends what you are looking for. I've tried to show anybody thinking of starting an army what troops and terrain you have to have. I haven't tried to show all the options.

    Mediaeval German is so flexible there are no compulsory troops. You can change dates and regions to take almost whatever you like, and still within those there is very little that is compulsory.

    So im not trying to summarise an army into one line. Im trying to demonstrate the must haves in each army. The compulsory trooos are also in order of what you have to have most of.

    

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    Vincent Cholewa

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    Neil Williamson medieval German is an impossible list! Maybe should have been several separate lists.

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    Vincent Cholewa any list covering more lines than Alan is beyond me.

    

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    Vincent Cholewa

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    Neil Williamson from your research, which is the simplest list?

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    Vincent Cholewa 1/33 Villanovan Italian

    2/58 Alan

    3/59 Toltec

    4/72 Amazonian

Alastair Donald

Maybe you need multiple lines for some lists. The two Hoplite Greek lists are like that as two city states can be very different. At least Corinth / Athens / Sparta would be different in LHG.

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  Alastair Donald already done in some instances. There is probably room for more though.