Slitherine

Division D

TomoeGozen(Graeco-Bactrian with Saka allies) challenges Bluefin (Macedonian)
pw = 'Bactria'
pm on its way.

Division F

TomoeGozen (Soissons) challenges Darkwater247 (Gepid) , password = 'Soissons'

pm on its way.

division E

TomoeGozen (Byzantine) challenges snooky51 (Dailami) , password = 'Byzantium'

pm on its way.

Burgot wrote: ↑Sat Oct 24, 2020 5:17 pm Hi all.
Rob123 convinced me to join the Digital League. I'm french and all these post lost me a little.
I want to play biblical period if it s possible.
So, it seems that all tournaments have already begun.
You can count me for next one.


If I understand, players concerned set games, it is not automatic. Am I right?

Thank you

Hello Burgot,

Yes, there is unlikely to be any places available now as we have lots of reserves already. But I will add you to the invitation list for Season 10, which will start on February 1st 2021. And yes, players set up their own games in the Digital League. Try to get some multi-player practice and think about which armies you might like to use in the tournament after Xmas.

Division F

Conteshard Byzantine 493-550 AD beats TomoeGozen Kingdom of Soissons 461-486 AD with Germanic Foot Tribe 260-599 AD allies 57-28

a great and tense battle: byzantine infantry succedded in containing the warbands impetus long enough for the cavalry to get in the game, but it was touch and go till the end.

Division B

SLancaster (Roman 199-106 BC with Greek 227-146 BC allies) defeated Trogilus (Syracusan 280-211 BC with Carthaginian 235-146 BC allies). 43-12.

A tough game against a good opponent. Some shuffling around and then we committed midway through the battle. Best of luck in your next games!

Hello stockwellpete. Thx for answers.
I'll be there. Concerning MP practices, no problem, i work a lot.

Division B

schmolywar - Jewish Revolt 66-135 AD defeats phoyle3290 - Sassanid Persian 477-590 AD with Armenian 477-627 AD allies 48 - 20

gg in rough terrain.

Division A

Nosy_Rat (Bretons) defeats CheAhn (Sassanids) 46-14.

Division B

Egyptian 664-571 BC v Kushite 727-656 BC (Invasion of Lower Egypt 664 BC)

schmolywar defeats batesmotel 51 -24

schmolywar defeats batesmotel 53 - 26

(both games finished)

Division D

bomber23 [Egytians] defeated Barrold713 [Kushite] 63-57

(3-1)

Division D

Garokan - Thracian, Triballi 350-46 BC defeats TomoeGozen - Graeco-Bactrian 250-130 BC with Saka 300 BC-50 AD allies: 45 - 17

Pool A Group 1

ianiow (Romans) defeated NikiforosFokas (Etruscans) 41 vs 12

ianiow (Etruscans) defeated NikiforosFokas (Romans) 61 vs 56

(3-1)

ianiow (Cypriots) defeated Triarii (Egyptians) 53 vs 28

All tough games.

Division D
Garokan - Thracian, Triballi 350-46 BC
challenges
Bluefin - Macedonian 260-148 BC
pw maced
PM sent

Division D
Garokan - Thracian, Triballi 350-46 BC
challenges
General Shapur - Carthaginian, Hannibal in Africa 202 BC
pw bardo
pm sent

Division D
Garokan - Thracian, Triballi 350-46 BC
challenges
Tresantes - Pyrrhic 274-272 BC
pw epirus
pm sent

Division A

harveylh (8) - Gallic 300-101 BC with Samnite 355-272 BC allies challenges Triarii (5) - Carthaginian (Hannibal in Italy) 216-103BC with Samnite 355-272 BC allies, password triar, pm sent

Division F

doomben - Bosporan 84 BC-10 AD with Sarmatian 350 BC-24 AD allies defeated Badger73 - Roman 105-25 BC with Armenian 331 BC–252 AD allies, 47-22

A lucky pursuit by a Bosporan lancer following a routing skirmisher snaked through a gap to get behind the Roman line ... otherwise the Lancers will still be bouncing off the legion!

Division A

Greek 680-461 BC v Lydian 687-551 BC (Campaign 615 BC) mirror match
harveylh challenges desertedfox, pw desert, pm sent

Division D

Aetius39 (Bosporan) defeats Warg1 (Scots/Irish) 41-14

The Bosporans were outnumbered but lucky enough to be near a long hill, otherwise they would have positioned themselves against a side to protect their flank against the more numerous Scots/Irish. In the opinion of the Bosporan commander, the fact they had more lights helped early on, as they kept the Scots/Irish ones at bay and inflicted heavy casualties on the lighter armed enemy. The way the Bosporans were positioned, the Scots/Irish could not outflank, and so going head to head with a stronger line eventually started breaking the less well-equipped enemy, although there was always a danger of getting ganged up on early on and overwhelmed. A harder game to play then the score suggests, thanks Warg for the game!