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| Armies deployed |
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| Opposite end |
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| Maurayan right flank |
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| Maurayan centre |
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| Maurayan left flank |
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| Nandan right flank |
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| Nandan centre |
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| Nandan left flank |
Last Thursday afternoon Garry came over and we played a Maurayan versus Nandan Indian ADLG game out in the shed. The two armies were very similar, the main difference being two units of Maurayan guardsmen, while the Nandan infantry were all mixed units of swordsmen and archers. I commanded the Nandan army who were the attackers and wasted no time in charging on both flanks. In the centre the infantry held off and tried to take advantage of their superior fire power. It was quite a hard fought and close game right until the final turn, when the Nandan right flank was destroyed and the infantry collapsed in the centre.
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| Nandan right flank charges |
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| Left flank does the same |
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| Infantry in the centre hold off and fire |
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| Nandan right flank is under pressure |
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| Maurayan heavy chariots pursue |
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| Nandan right flank is in tatters |
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| Nandan army breaks |
What's to like, elephants on both sides!! Great looking armies and an interesting match up, very nice!
ReplyDeleteThanks Donnie, the Indians are very colourful and a lot of fun with all the elephants and chariots.
DeleteAgree! Great looking armies sir!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal, it’s good to get the Indians out for a game.
DeleteVery attractive game!
ReplyDeleteThanks Aaron, it was a good match up with two Indian armies.
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