my pike block was fighting 2 BGS of romans. I had previously lost 1 rear base of pikes. A few turns later I got the worst of the melee and blew the death roll with the same pike block. As I understand it you have to remove casualties from in front of the unit that inflicted the most hits, in this case it was from the 3 deep part of the battle group. I removed a stand from the third row of that half of the pike block which left the other half of the block still 4 rows strong. My opponent said I could not leave the pikes in that odd formation with 2 rows and then a full 4 rows so I removed the 4th row from in front of the roman bg that had caused less hits in the impact.
Effectivley I removed the 3rd row from the in front of the romans who had caused more hits and then shuffled the 4th row stand into the vacated space. Hopefully that is not too confusing.
So my question is did we do the casualty removal correctly?
In the end the understrength pikes managed to rout both roman units shich made me pretty happy with them







