Slitherine

Solly (Mamluks) 20/33 vs Voskarp (Timurids) 30/27

Timurids want to circle in right flank. A sacrifice of some units and a river hold the initiative.
In the centre one more frontal charge one to the other. The superior armour of mamluks make a great difference

fogman (timurids) 30/27 vs solly (lithuanians) 31/31

timurids use large stretch of fields and elephants to anchor their forces and blunt the impact of polish knights. heavy fighting erupted on both wings, each side keeping its shape, and so it went down the wire.

guys, since we're almost done, i started the next series. sign up if you're interested.

Solly (Polish) 29/33 vs Iandavidsmith (Timurids) 28/28
Timurids fragmented is force in two strong wings.The polish turn to the left wing and sacrifice a retroguard in the other side.
After many confused melee the left of timurids was destroy while the right wing don't was enough for timurid's counterplay.

Solly

I think i have finished playing all the games.
If anyone yet has to play me let me know.
I want to thank Fogman for this very enjoyable little tournament
and i look forward to playing in the next one.
Cheers
Ian

Thanks everyone for participating and finishing games quickly. You made my job easy.

I'm very pleased with the format. This is what I had envisionned. Even though armies were similar there were enough differences to make them all interesting and subject to different styles of play.

Games were competitive and fun without having to deal with rankings and such that make some people unpleasant and turn off many players in other tournaments. From a personal point of view, I am only interested in playing historically correct games so this is the perfect avenue.

Some statistics:

Army (Win-Loss-Tie) avg. loss/avg. size vs avg loss/avg size (opposition)

Lithuanians (5-2-1) 24.1/31.3 vs 31.3/30.6
Poles (5-3-0) 23/30.5 vs 29/30.4
Timurids (2-5-1) 30.9/31.6 vs 24.5/31.9
Mamluks (2-5-0) 30.7/30.1 vs 20.6/30.4
Russians (3-3-0) 25.7/31 vs 27.5/31.3
Ottomans (2-1-0) 24.7/32.3 vs 26/33.3