Experimental Early Ottoman Army

Ottoman Turk 1550-1640
SC - average or poor
Number Type Name M VBU I D VD Pts Notes
1-2 SI Quapukulu Spahis 2 6 3 A 3 60 Bow
3-12 SI Spahis 2 6 2 B 3 51 Bow
or SI Spahis 2 5 1 B 2 41 Bow
0-1 SI Syrian or Kurdish Lancers 2 6 3 B 3 49
0-1 CL Dellis 2F 4 2 B 2 32
1-6 CL Akinjis 2F 3 1 B 2 30 bow
or CL Tatars 2F 4 1 B 2 34 bow
1-4 T Janissaries 1 6 3 B 3 62 Musket (SM -2) Salvo
0-2 T Tufanghis 1 4 0 B 2 33 Arquebus
1-3 ART Artillery 1S 1 0 B 1 15 Art B
or ART Light Guns 1 1 0 B 1 10 Art C
0-2 ART Heavy Artillery 1S 1 0 B 1 20 Art A
or ART Mortars 1S 1 0 B 1 20 Art D
0-4 T Azab Archers 1 4 0 B 1 28 Bow
or S Azab Skirmishers 2 3 0 B 1 27 Bow
0-6 WB Levy Foot 1S 4 1 C 1 18 Massed
0-2 S Sharpshooters 2 3 0 B 1 43 Musket
0-2 WB Armored Foot 1 6 3 B 3 44 Voynuks, dismounted Spahis, etc
0-8 FORT Fortifications 5

OPTIONS
upgrade Tufanghis to musket for 42 pts
after 1600 upgrade 1/3 of Spahis to Pistol/Carbine as Roumeliots
upgrade Armored foot to Motivated fighters for +6 pts per unit
upgrade any Janissaries to Feared Unit for +7 pts per unit
upgrade 1/3 of Spahis to Motivated Fighters for +6 pts per unit
Spahis & Janissaries can be massed, becoming slow


Field Fortifications. Count them as Linear Obstacles. Each Fortification is 2BU and can also be represented
by a wagon. All measurements are taken by the Wagon base if both players agree (and if the model has a reasonable
size), otherwise count it just as a marker and use a stick to represent the real position of the Fortification.
If the Unit defending the Fortification has to retreat after the melee, remove the Fortification

Having recently aquired some Ottomans, might give this list a run.