Hi All
Yesterday I had two very nice game of MEG Pacto
First Game
My Syracusans vs Later Republican Romans
My list was comprised of 7 Tugs of Hoplites, 3
Tugs of Gallic, 1 Tug of Greek Cavalry and an Ally Numidian (1 Tug,2 Sugs)
My opponent had exceptional Legion, Superior
Legions, Average Legions and 2 Tugs of Roman Cavalry
In the first game I was out scouted.
I put all of my cavalry on my right flank, the
Hoplites and Gallic foot were far back in the center .
My opponent put his 2 cavalry vs my horse and
the foot in a line opposite to my foot .
I was attacker and moved up with my horse at
full speed (double move) while the rest of my army did not move. My opponent
move his foot forward and his horse came to counter my horse.
In round 2 The Roman horse charged my horse and
lost one Tug from the skilled jav of my light horse, the other Tug was in
contact with my sup Numidian cavalry Tug.
The Roman foot kept moving up but was still
away.
Round 3 I took care of the enemy horse and
started moving my horse to be ready for flank charges.
In round 4 The two foot lines came in contact
while my horse started charging the flank of my enemy.
After the melee the enemy force broke after losing
5 Tugs, I had lost 3 Tugs.
We had a chat and it was obvious why the Romans
lost the battle.
The Syracusan (Numidian) Horse which was
Skilled jav (2 Sugs), Sup (1 Tug) and average (1 Tug) had devastated the 2 Tugs
of average Roman horse, further more the enemy foot did not turn to help the
cavalry and was flanked.
1 comment:
You’re right, the Romans can’t win cavalry fights. They need allied or mercenary horse, and skirmishing foot to survive. Those flank charges are deadly.
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