IHMN - Have I got this right?

[Craig]

And before I finish; I have been using Craig's Emperor's Name rules for ideas,cracking they are too

For clarification purposes only, and to ensure that credit is given where credit is due for In the Emperor's Name:

1st Edition: Mostly written by myself with some useful contributions from the Forge of War team, especially for the Retinues (ItEN Companies).
2nd Edition: Edited mostly by myself, but nearly all the improvements coming from the Forge of War team.
3rd and current Edition: Edited entirely by Gavin with suggestions from the Forge of War team based upon a year's play-testing (during this time I was hip deep in IHMN so Gavin manfully took on the task and as result there is a certain amount of divergence between the two rule sets).

So any credit for the cracking-ness is nearly all due to Gavin and the lads (all of whom are credited in the rules flysheet  .

[Blackwolf]

For clarification purposes only, and to ensure that credit is given where credit is due for In the Emperor's Name:

1st Edition: Mostly written by myself with some useful contributions from the Forge of War team, especially for the Retinues (ItEN Companies).
2nd Edition: Edited mostly by myself, but nearly all the improvements coming from the Forge of War team.
3rd and current Edition: Edited entirely by Gavin with suggestions from the Forge of War team based upon a year's play-testing (during this time I was hip deep in IHMN so Gavin manfully took on the task and as result there is a certain amount of divergence between the two rule sets).



So any credit for the cracking-ness is nearly all due to Gavin and the lads (all of whom are credited in the

rules flysheet  .

Oh dear ,my apologies. A cracking set of rules by the Forge of War team,well worth downloading .Mea culpa,mea culpa,mea maxima culpa.

[Craig]

No need for apologies old chap    I am just very pedantic about the giving credit thing.

Btw the correct latin that phrase you are looking for is 'peccavi'. A classic for Victorian era buffs (Google is and find out the remarkable gentleman it is associated with).