Infamy, infamy

[Jeremy]

There’s around 3 or 4 forces for each VB, each one quite different from the others. For Celts, can’t go wrong buying around 20 armoured foot, 30 or 40 standard foot, 12 cavalry and 6 slingers. That will give you slightly larger than core forces.

[Jeremy]

Well that is an iceni or trinovante list, what about silures or brigantes Jeremy?

You can field whatever lists you like. I just like those.

[Jeremy]

There are 4 Briton and 3 Gallic lists to choose from.

[FreddBloggs]

So you xan do the western or northern british tribes, not just the mad chariot folks, is what I meant.

[Jeremy]

Yup. There’s a British list with no chariots

[tim.w]

It's really frustrating that most figures are sold as packs of 8.

[FreddBloggs]

Yup. There’s a British list with no chariots

Just one?

[Jeremy]

Think so. The others have one group of chariots from memory.

[FreddBloggs]

Walks away slowly, muttering about hollywood rules.

By the time of Claudius, other than east anglia, chariots were a grandfathers weapon, with the southern belgic tribes and the spine and welsh ones, and in the north they had gone, if in some regions they were ever more than ceremonial.

[Jeremy]

Oh well.