>1. The battlegroup concept works well. The number of command units has
>gone down and it gives them a sense of command and control. The sizes
>however are grossly overestimated. If you make an Ork battlegroup with
>the minimum amount of troops necessary you'll find you'll need over 100
>stands to fill the battlegroup spots a typical warband commander can
>offer. Of course this is too much. The solution however was staring me
>in the face. The army lists already list detachment sizes, so the answer
>is simple a battlegroup IS ONE detachment. It still differs from the
>original concept due the way battlegroups work. This makes things
>manageable. For example one SM commander can attach up to 5
>battlegroups. Since a basic tactical detachment of 4 stands equates one
>battlegroup 5 battlegroups would be 20 stands (unlike 60 in the previous
>scheme). For orks one ork command with maximum battlegroups runs at 36
>stands. A definite improvement.
Ahh. This means that a battlegroup will now contain only troops of the same
kind ?
Weasel
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How many times will we just look away?
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Received on Sat Jun 01 2002 - 17:35:00 UTC