posted 10-05-2001 05:42 AM            

please help me

posted 10-09-2001 07:00 AM            

Scenario 2/ A very poor French levy(peasant) of the late 13th century, fighting against the Burgundians. Your forces are sieging a castle and your task is erecting wickerwork near the walls to protect the crossbowmen. Main threats are arrows and the occational sortie by mounted castle knights.

Scenario 3/ You are an Italian crossbowman fighting in the forward lines for the French at the battle of Crecy, mid 14th century. Threats include showers of English arrows as well as English foot soldiers and mounted knights, not to mention the French knights(yes they killed off the fleeing Italians, or was that at Poitiers?)

Scenario 4/ A very wealthy English knight of 1475. You fight in many parts of France, usually with good success. Main threats are crossbowmen and French knights using lances, swords and hammers.

Scenario 5/ A Swiss halberdier of the late 15th century fighting off armies of mostly mounted knights from the East, part of the Holy Roman Empire, I think. Your main threat is heavy cavalry and small cannon.

Scenario 6/ A well armoured North Italian knight of the middle of the 15th century, involved in protecting his interests from surrounding cities and the Swiss to the North. By now your main threats are halberds or pikes as well as professional soldiers using crossbows, large swords, war hammers(polearms) and rudimentery cannon.

Scenario 7/ A wealthy early 16th century knight at the tournament about to engage in foot combat at the lists. Possible weapons include greatsword, war hammer and similar polearms.

I hope that's what you're after Finbar. I didn't know how many you needed.
I'd love to hear what you come up with for the ones you choose to do. Oh, and I do know the answers.

Erik