Trojan command

City of Troy

Two Heroes: General and Champion (Paris)

Trojan Guards, two units/8 stands

Mercenary chariotry/maryannu 2 chariot models

Skirmishers 1 unit/4 stands

Two Heroes: General and Champion (Aeneas )

Lykian Warbands, two units/8 stands

Dardanian Chariotry 2 chariot models

Skirmishers 1 unit/4 stands

Two Heroes: General and Champion (Penthesileia )

Armored cavalry Lancers, 1 unit/3 stands

Horse Archers 1 unit/4 stands

Footbow 1 unit/4 stands

Javelin-armed skirmishers 1 unit/4 stands

Two Heroes: General and Champion (Memnon)

Egyptian chariotry 1 unit/2 chariot models

Libyan/Ethiopian Warbands 2 units/8 stands

Nubian Bow skirmishers 1 unit/4 stands

Greek commands

Mycenaeans

Two Heroes: General and Champion (Diomedes)

Mycenaean Warbands 3 units/12 stands

Skirmishers (bow) 1 unit/4 stands

Two Heroes: General and Champion (Achilles)

Myrmidones HI Elites 1 unit/4 stands

Achaean Warbands 2 units/8 stands

Skirmishers (sling) 1 unit/4 stands

Two Heroes: General and Champion (Ajax)

Danaan Spearmen /Bow 1 unit/12 stands

Chariotry 2 units/4 chariot models

Skirmishers (J/Sh) 1 unit/4 stands

Two Heroes: General and Champion (Odysseus)

Danaan Spearmen/Bow 1 unit/12 stands

Ithakans/Aetolians 1 unit/4 stands

Skirmishers (javelin) 1 unit/4 stands

The numbers of troops are fairly even; each side has (c.a.) a 601 point AW army, with 8 heroes. The sub-commands may differ in points, but not necessarily impact. The Trojans have more chariots and the Amazonian armored and skirmish cavalry, whereas the Greeks have more and better armored warbands.

There are number of special scenario rules involving champions and dueling, heroes and antiheroes. Please refer to Sagas 82 and 83 for details (although they continue to evolve with each playing of the game).

Death of Achilles Historicon 2002

Introduction
The Outline of the Game
Trojan and Greek Commands and Map
Realities of Hosting and Conclusion