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DIVM attacks kronenblatt using army of Phrygia in Kappadokia:

Winner DIVM (Phyrgia) vs kronenblatt (Kappadokia): 55-30

Phyrgia's phalanxes came back, taking with them the fury of vengeance to recover their land. While their phalanxes and hoplites did a fine job in the left flank, and barely held in the right flank, Kappadokia's center was ruthless and not only held their ground, but broke through. Similar to their cavalry at their right flank, that was getting the upper hand over the Phrygian army, but not fast enough to stop the enraged and elite Phyrgian flank to turn towards the center and finish the battle for everyone.

Thanks to my opponent kronenblatt for another fun battle. The score doesn't really reflect how close was the battle a couple of turns earlier, when Fortune smiled Phyrgia and was able to break through faster.

Cheers.

2. Aetius39 (2000 FP) attacks RicoFGM (2000 FP), using the army of Media in Hyrkania.


Aetius defeats RicoFGM 47-8


There was a long staredown for some time, with just lights battling, but once lines hit there were a lot of breaks quick, and the Hyrkanians routed. GG!

5. RicoFGM attacks carpenkm, using the army of Areia. Attacker satrapy Areia (18), defender satrapy Drangiane (19).

The Drangians repulsed the treacherous Areians 47 - 19 bringing peace and harmony to the regions. Cavalry battles on the two flanks nearly went on long enough for the Areinian Pike to do some heavy damage in the centre. Archers in some rough terrain were soon in trouble and it looked like the Centre left would collapse until they were reinforced by some medium foot which did just enough to let the victorious left flank cav close in for some flank and rear attacks. Well played - tough battle.

6. dragmio (2000 FP) attacks Aetius39 (2000 FP), using the army of Babylonia in Mesopotamia.


Aetius defeats dragmio 53-8


Tough for the Mesopotamians as they got on a narrow ledge, some quick drops that led to an overall rout, and reclamation of Mesopotamia for Magna Aetiea....uh...I mean...Magna Grecia. Yes...Magna Grecia...

Aetius