Please add me with one of the three armies listed below:

1. Spanish (Sentorius) 80 - 70 BC
2. Spanish (lusitanian) 300 - 10 BC with Spanish (Iberian) 300 - 10 BC allies
3. Numidian/Moorish 220 - 56 BC

Please include me with one of the following armies:

1. Numidian or Moorish 55BC - 6AD with Roman allies 24BC-196AD
2. Atropatane 144BC - 226AD with Parthian allies 250BC - 225AD
3. Romano-British 407-599AD with Anglo Saxon allies 449-599AD

Please include me, with army choices in order of priority:

(1) Welsh 600-1049 AD w/ Vikings 790-899 AD
(2) Byzantine 740 - 903 AD w/ Serbian 625 - 849 AD
(3) Arab (Umayyad) 685 - 750 AD w/ Moorish 350 - 698 AD

And the Romans choose to include their new Gallic allies.

Battle has been set up with Etruscans moving first as attacker. Since we were attacked, the Romans are calling this the battle of Voisinii

As Etruscan II chose to attack Roman II during one of it lawful patrols of the ROMAN countryside, I believe that it is actually the Etruscan's who chose first whether or not they need allies to be successful against Roman armies.

My understanding is that non-major faction allies are determined when the battle is set up (which is after all movement for an operation). One question to determine before we get there is when in the battle setup this choice is made - in particular, before or after the roll for terrain.

While we ...

Roman II gets a rousing send off from the crowds in Rome and marches smartly up the main road towards Clusium:
NW (crossing River on friendly road) DR 5+2=7 > 2x2 continues
N (on friendly road) DR 7+2=9 >1x2 continues
into Sutrium (on friendly road) DR 3+2=5 >1x2 continues
N from Sutrium (on ...

The Romans raise three armies and place their armies first, as follows:
Roman I - Tarquinii
Roman II - Roma
Gauls - Luna

Just like that, Roman momentum vanishes!

Three attempts at City Diplomacy on Vulci (@ at =0, with offsetting single connections to friendly and hostile cities) yielded a 1, 2 and 6 - we needed to enter the planning season with 4 momentum!

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Chris Townsend Egyptian 1200-1150 BC narrowly defeated DocVanNostrand Atropatene 144 BC - 226 AD by a score of 62-52

Unlike the mirror result previously posted, where the Egyptians also won, Doc had a plan for the Atropatene that could have worked. His cataphracts were kept concentrated ...

The victorious Roman II advances NW after combat into the hex NE of Cosae. And the consul for a day returns command of the army to the duly elected consul for year I.

The second battle of Vulci has resulted in a decisive victory for the Romans!

Our Italians heroically defended some terrain on our right, allowing the legions to advance and charge, with remarkably lucky disruption success, while the Roman cavalry, supported by the Triarii, demonstrated on the ...

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Chris Townsend Bagatrix1805 English 1272-1319 AD Arab (Umayyad) 685-750 AD TW

The English brought their army of modern longbows and knights to an Arab desert and were sent packing. Their chosen battle field had a large rough topped hill with difficult sides between the lines ...

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GeneralKostas Chris Townsend Welsh 600-1049 AD German (Feudal) 1450-1489 AD TW

Wellsh, this Welsh army list seems to be before they started using bows, let alone their feared longbow. And their cavalry lack lances (though two of five do have armour - the only available Welsh ...

DocVanNostrand Chris Townsend Egyptian 1200-1150 BC Atropatene 144 BC - 226 AD A

Above challenge has been set up using (I think) the appropraite low LOS module v2.

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It is my honour to be appointed Consul for the day

Die roll for terrain is 7 (sorry, didn't label before rolling) - so Mediterranean Agricultural.
1st (and only) battle for both armies, no other strength modifiers, so 1550 pts each.
Etruscans are attackers, so are side A and will move first.

Since ...

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GeneralKostas Chris Townsend Welsh 600-1049 AD German (Feudal) 1450-1489 AD TW

The Welsh are hoping for some difficult terrain!

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Mirror Division 2 - Maeglyr Chris Townsend Berber (Almohad) 1121-1269 AD Numidian or Moorish 220-56 BC TW

This twilight match could almost have been geographically appropriate, and the terrain was flat and open, except for a bit of rough on each flank, and a woods behind one of the roughs. In this ...

Mirror Division 2 - Chris Townsend Solemnace Byzantine 740-903 AD Italian (Ghibelline) 1200-1319 AD TW

The map was mostly open, with some low hills on the Byzantine side. This twilight match was partly about technology (knightly lancers and crossbows for the Italians, trebuchet for the Byzantines ...

I'll be in for mirror.

By the way, I like the idea of more value to scouting with the 9 hex LOS. And I think I downloaded the right module (at least for medieval - presumably I'll also have to do it for FoG II). Just not sure if it automatically applied once downloaded and, if so, how to turn it ...