Re: TDC X Later Medieval - Results
Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2026 3:41 pm
Division B
Solemnace Swedish 1450CE-1500CE defeats IMC Venetian 1440-1500 67-48
Swedish Scandinavian foot had shown in other battles to be dependable and sturdy infantry holding against all the odds at times agaisnt powerful foes. This time many of the Swedes on the left flank crumbled quickly against the Swiss Pikes of the Venetians and their supporting mercenary infantry. The Superior cavalry of the Swedes though did eventually smash the Venetian's mercenary men at arms but by this point the centre of the Swedish infantry had arrived to help break down the Venetians. On the right flank Swedish infantry faced off against the rest of the Venetian Mercenary Men at arms and despite losses held their own breaking some of the Venetians and preventing the rest from aiding in the main fight on the Swedish right. Eventually the Venetian right crumbled agaisnt the Swedes and by the end all that was left were the Swiss who'd marched across the battlefield and back, A single remaining Dismounted Mercenary men at arms menaced by handguns and Men At Arms and a rallied unit of pikemen still fragmented from the beating they had taken with Two Mercenary men at arms on the oppositie flank. The surviving Venetian troops promptly sold out their employers to arrange an escape from the lost battle.
Solemnace Swedish 1450CE-1500CE defeats IMC Venetian 1440-1500 67-48
Swedish Scandinavian foot had shown in other battles to be dependable and sturdy infantry holding against all the odds at times agaisnt powerful foes. This time many of the Swedes on the left flank crumbled quickly against the Swiss Pikes of the Venetians and their supporting mercenary infantry. The Superior cavalry of the Swedes though did eventually smash the Venetian's mercenary men at arms but by this point the centre of the Swedish infantry had arrived to help break down the Venetians. On the right flank Swedish infantry faced off against the rest of the Venetian Mercenary Men at arms and despite losses held their own breaking some of the Venetians and preventing the rest from aiding in the main fight on the Swedish right. Eventually the Venetian right crumbled agaisnt the Swedes and by the end all that was left were the Swiss who'd marched across the battlefield and back, A single remaining Dismounted Mercenary men at arms menaced by handguns and Men At Arms and a rallied unit of pikemen still fragmented from the beating they had taken with Two Mercenary men at arms on the oppositie flank. The surviving Venetian troops promptly sold out their employers to arrange an escape from the lost battle.