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Bacchanalia ( Dionysus) increases hit points by 5%.

Burning Pitch increases attack against buildings by ×3 and against ships by 50%.

Copper Shields, Bronze Shields and Iron Shields decrease pierce vulnerability by 10%.

Copper Mail, Bronze Mail and Iron Mail decrease hack vulnerability by 10%.

Copper Weapons, Bronze Weapons and Iron Weapons increase attack by 10%.

Shafts of Plague ( Artemis) increases attack by 15%.

Sun Ray ( Apollo) increases attack by 10%.

Levy Archers and Conscript Archers decrease training time by 20%.

Heavy Archers and Champion Archers gives +2 range

Medium Archers, Heavy Archers and Champion Archers all increase LOS by 1, attack by 10%, and hit points by 10%.

We had a lot of fun and agreed that this will be repeated another time for sure. He probably has to hear about Iphicrates - maybe the next battle! in truly spartan way, even if a bit delusional. alas we must close up because of the time. but too good to be true, the Spartans were encircled, shaken with 6 stamina points and near the table edge surrounded by enemies and lots of missle troops.

Heroic they took down even the mega-phalanx of the Thessalians! And one unit after the other of Mike‘s old army. My army befell the fate of all new armies, it got slowly hacked to pieces!Įven Barts cavalry attack went downhill, so that at the end just the Bodyguard of the Spartan King and himself were fighting agains all the odds. I must say it worked! In contrast to my strategy, or the lack of it. Also the Phalangites would move always one inch to the left (apart from the spartans of course). In my add on, Phalanx is a status, one can loose by movement (vs simple command test, that does not bind blunder or command to stop). Then the "line" of moras, more or less consistently, clashed in the middle. Initially the skirmishers were fighting, and like a hay fire, they were quickly used up. Mikes Athenians would take the 1st turn, both parties "prayed" and got a dice worth of units that they could change in positions before the start. The Deployment was slowly (I-go-You-go) and fairly classical as well, light skirmishers and horses at the flanks the hoplites in the middle. Later Bart joined my Spartans, as for the lack of cavalry in the game, I had to give him the King and his bodyguard.

I brought my newly painted Plastic Greek army and Mike brought his old "dusted" Metal Greek army and we fought just to test and and see how it would develop. This Thursday we fought a battle the Classical way – Greek Hoplites, 28mm, Hail Caesar with some useful add ons for Phalanx (a bit toned down), Othismus (push of pike and drift of units), Hoplitodromos (free run of hoplites(+1d6") OR one sweeping advance once).