markleslie Auxumite 100-970 AD with Beja 250-849 AD defeats Triarii German 933-1049 AD with Polish 966-1057 AD allies 46-17.
Turn 2 from the Auxumite camp.
The Germans having opted to largely fight this battle with their best troops on foot advanced along the river contracting their front as they went while lengthining their trailing right flank.
The left flank of the soldiers of Christ advanced rapidly forward into the woods then turned right to envelope and assault the increasingly extended German right flank while the centre and right contacted the enemy front and corner of their line forward of the rough and held their best long enough for the flank fight to resolve.
Turn 11, the decisive moment just before an avalanche of rear attacks smashed German hopes of mainting their line and holding back the tide.
The vagaries of RNG matter little with so many flanks flapping in the breeze. Salute!
To the right of those hills, the English knights quickly bested their opposing numbers - and then spent a big piece of time pursuing! Meanwhile, the German dismounted knights made mince meat to the English Infantry, and the Free Canton spearmen, with crossbow support, cleverly maneuvered to contain the remaining mounted knights. Somehow, the English knights returned to the German side of the two hills, which, together with some excellent rallying by English leaders, meant that the German infantry was assailed from two sides, before the Free Canton spearmen could complete their support march.