I am still into the first report and hooked. It's awesome! So good! It reads like a good sport match or something of the sort, amazing.

I have a feeling that it's like shooting; you have to plan ahead. But to me there is a curious feeling about ranges, like it's quite tight and shooting and moving distances are not too different. Flexible is so cool stuff.

Thanks a lot. Didn't know the Equites can too. That's great.

Wow! That's amazing. Really like the articles. Question, on Turn3 Roman Equites turn away and run. Can they do that? I am pretty newbie, but I thought only skirmishers can run from a charge and most other people have to take it in the face. Am I wrong? Thanks a lot!
(I don't know if this should go to rules question, but as it doubt popped up while reading it's here. If I am wrong, please correct me).

Or quite a wide flat front. In Pacto I would give it a try, but I am quite newbie yet. As all, it depends on the situation. Loose or close formation? Depends. Also dev chargers MUST charge, while lancers not and sometimes you lack the cards to stop those evil numidians teasers.

Actually quite a lot. Once you destroy that, KaB test means there is a significant risk of a chain-effect. And that's when the FUN begins and quality counts.I really like this aspect of the game, how a gap can become huge in a momento.

Thanks a lot! Got it :-)

I have a question about this, cause I watched the video and I am not sure if I am getting it right.

Let's say, I have four TUG of African Spearmen, two bases each, moving in block. Those guys fight some romans and have a not-so-bad-day, but war it's a bloody afair so

TUG 1 -> unscathed
TUG 2 -> 1 base killed in 2.2.
TUG 3 -> 1 wound
TUG 4 -> Unscathed

TUG 2 is now at 50%, so it should rout and cause a ton of KaB tests in 2.8, doesn't he? Or am I understanding it wrong?

Thanks a lot !