Elephants and Break Tests
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February 12, 2020 at 6:57 pm #174260
Mark Prichard
ParticipantAre elephants considered infantry or cavalry when conducting break tests?
February 12, 2020 at 7:28 pm #174262Big Al
ParticipantI honestly can’t remember the answer to this one. Mainly because I don’t use elephants and don’t come across them very often. It was answered on the old forum before it was replaced by this one.
I have a feeling that you count them as cavalry, just because they are animals and can be unpredictable. I suspect that the same goes for camels, too.You see, while it could be argued that the elephant has infantry on board, they certainly aren’t going to be able to stop the elephant when it decides its had enough!
You could ask the question on Facebook and see if Rick responds.
February 29, 2020 at 3:52 pm #174716arcole
ParticipantThis is covered in the section on Break Tests – near the top of Page 73:
“Cavalry – this covers mounted troops of all kinds namely
cavalry, camels, chariots and elephants.” -
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