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Armies deployed from the Dacian side
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Dacian hordes!
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Roman camp
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Dacian left flank
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Roman left flank and centre advances
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Sarmatian lancers
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Roman centre
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Dacians charge Roman right flank
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Roman left flank and centre |
Last Tuesday afternoon Garry and I went over to Craig's place and we played a 8000 point Magna Mortem et Gloriam (MeG) game, with his Dacians taking on our Early Imperial Romans. It was a pretty big game and Garry had a hard time fitting all his troops on the table edge. We were pretty slow playing this, it was only Garry's second game, there were various distractions including visitors and neither of us are exactly experts on the rules anyway. The Dacian falx men charged the Roman right flank and soon the entire Roman army was engaged in combat. A highlight on the Roman left flank was when the Roman auxiliary cavalry broke the Sarmatian lancers. In the end we ran out of time and the game was a draw with both sides level pegging in broken units and casualties.
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View of the battle from the Roman camp
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Roman right flank in combat
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Roman army is fully engaged
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Sarmatian lancers break
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Roman auxilia break
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That's battle looking amazing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal, it was a pity we didn't have time to finish it.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful looking game, lovely armies!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil, we will have to try for a rematch.
DeleteGreat looking game! The Roman camp looks ace!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain, it was a fair bit of work to make but it does get a fair bit of use.
Delete8,000 points? Who comes up with these point systems, gads.
ReplyDeleteSeriously though the table and troops look great. Jealous I don't have anything going yet to even remotely have a small skirmish battle. A definite bucket list item.
Cheers
Kevin
Thanks Kevin, the MeG rules are very much designed for 15mm competitions, this is a medium sized game, you need 70-100 bases a side for Maximus.
DeleteYour ancients battles are always wargaming spectacles. Great Job!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan, it was quite a big game and we actually needed a bigger table.
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