A 'Friend' of mine has suggested we re-fight the battle of the Teutoburg Forest in September as something fun to do.
Since he's a Germanophile, I call him a 'friend' as opposed to a friend as I'm sure which side I'll be on

Anyway I'm wondering if there's any thoughts on what we should use to represent this battle.
Paul suggested we play length ways across the table with the Romans needing to get from one side to the other and the Germans having a good field day along the way.
Any thoughts on this?
Some thoughts that I've had:




Winning conditions:
If >25% of the Romans get off the far side of the table (in any condition) Roman tactical victory.
If >50% of the Romans get off the far side of the table (in any condition) Roman decisive victory.
If ANY Romans get off the far side of the table (in any condition) but <25% German tactical victory.
If No Romans get off the far side of the table German decisive victory.
Please - this is a work in progress, so let me know your thoughts.
Ian