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| Graeco-Bactrians on the left, Seleucids on the right |
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| Opposite end of the table |
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| Seleucid left flank |
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| Seleucid centre |
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| Seleucid centre |
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| Seleucid right flank |
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| Graeco-Bactrian left flank |
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| Graeco-Bactrian centre |
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| Graeco-Bactrian centre |
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| Graeco-Bactrian right flank |
Last Friday afternoon I played another solo MeG Pacto game out in the shed. This time the Early Seleucids taking on the Graeco-Bactrians, both armies with pike, elephants and decent cavalry, although the Bactrians had the advantage there. The Bactrians had the upper hand early on, routing a unit of Seleucid line cavalry. A pike and elephant slogging match commenced in the centre once both sides closed in combat. The cavalry combat on the flanks also proved to be protracted, before the Seleucid flanks finally broke under the weight of numbers. Despite the length of the game the Graeco-Bactrians won easily 15-2!
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| Armies advance |
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| Getting closer |
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| Seleucid cavalry charge and Bactrians countercharge |
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| Seleucid Companions appear combat shy |
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| Entire line closes in combat |
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| Pike slogging match commences |
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| Casualties mount |
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| Bactrians pursue routed Seleucid cavalry |
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| Seleucid army breaks |
Oh God, great looking battle!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal, the Graeco-Bactrian list has some good options in MeG.
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