Early Carthaginians versus Syracusans Mortem et Gloriam Game
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Armies deployed from the Carthaginian side |
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Opposite view from the Syracusan side |
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Carthaginian left flank |
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Carthaginian right flank |
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Syracusan left flank |
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Syracusan right flank |
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Armies advance |
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Syracusan laggards in the centre |
Last Monday afternoon out in the shed I played a solo Pacto sized Mortem et Gloriam game with the Early Carthaginians taking on the Syracusans in Sicily. The armies deployed on a plain and got down to business. The Syracusan cavalry and Gallic mercenaries charged on their right flank and routed the Carthaginian chariots. In the centre the Carthaginian infantry charged and after rounds of charge and melee combat a gap appeared in the Syracusan lines. At this stage the game appeared to evenly poised and the fighting continued with the wounding and death of a few commanders on both sides. However a rolling Kill a Base test saw the entire Syracusan centre collapse in dramatic fashion. Punic perfidy, or more accurately luck, had won the day!
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Forces close |
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Manoeuvring for the charge |
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Syracusan cavalry and Gallic mercenaries charge |
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Carthaginian chariots rout |
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Opposite end of the table |
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Carthaginian infantry charge in the centre |
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A gap appears in the Syracusan lines |
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Syracusan centre collapses |
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