And the Post-Roman army's cavalry would be potent against the Early Saxon army, which has no mounted to speak off. I find that a fascinating match-up--the Post-Roman Brits (say circa 5th century) can have the drilled cavalry and HF with light spear. The Saxons can have some superior HF impact foot to go along with masses of average HF. Strikes me as a nicely balanced match up, with each side having a few advantagesvsolfronk wrote:As I am lloking at the list (and actually played it this past weekend)- the drilled cav option are worth it- especiallly if you are playing in an open tournament and can meet knights- your cav will get crushed if they can't get out of the way, either by maneuvering or skirmishing.
Vincent- incurable romantic
Dale
Of course the kniggets are more expensive so you might be able to split their attack/dice. 
. That way you're not wasting points on armour that you're not going to use 
