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The game is tomorrow as a final play test for my rules, "A Tribute of Spears'. Four of my pals will each command a faction with differing objectives & victory points.
I'll umpire. Should be an exciting tussle.
Figures are HaT, Italeri plastics & Tumbling Dice metals
The game has been fought, won & lost & it was possibly the best wargame I've ever been in.
As a civil war, each participant was as devious, untrustworthy & treacherous as possible & the twists & turns meant the game progressed in an entirely unexpected manner.
After deployment, the two Late Roman forces faced off in the south wit the Goths entering from the north: url=https://postimg.cc/ZBrycpgM]
Unexpectedly, the usurper's forces adopted a defensive posture whilst the defenders attacked aggressively: url=https://postimages.org/]
The best moment of the game came quite early when the Ostrogoths, advancing on Artorius' forces were attacked by Huns allied to Sebastianus. A "friendly fire" incident that caused them to swop sides. url=https://postimg.cc/7bqZJFH4]
No one knew who to trust when the two Roman sides dropped their antagonism & turned on the Goths:
considers the Battle of Delium, 424 B.C.
