Slitherine

Karvon wrote: ↑Sat Jun 29, 2019 7:52 am

Geffalrus wrote - A completely random division where every player selects potluck at the start of the match would be kind of hilarious. Absolute chaos!

I think this would be a very interesting option. At least a couple others seemed interested. Do we have enough people to make this viable? If you'd be willing to play in such a division, post here.

Karvon the Chaotic

This is not something that I would want for the FOG2DL, so it would have to be organised separately from what I provide here.

Div B

desertedfox - Egyptian 570-525 BC defeated lydianed - Lydian 550-546 BC 66-39

Thx for a GG.

Hi folks

Late Antiquity Division B

(7) IMC - Roman 105-25 BC beat (6) SpeedyCM - Sassanid 350-476 AD

65% to 41%

Thanks for the game

Ian

Division C

Rob123 (Indian) challenges Ulysisgrunt (Khazar)

PW grunt PM sent

Well, if there is enough interest, I'd be willing to help organize it.

Karvon

Karvon wrote: ↑Sat Jun 29, 2019 10:38 am Well, if there is enough interest, I'd be willing to help organize it.

Karvon

I'm in.

Hi Karvon

After this tournament I will be concentrating my gaming on Field of Glory Empires so I can't commit just yet.

Sorry.

Best wishes

Ian

Division A

harveylh - Ptolemaic 166-56 BC defeats pantherboy - Indian 500 BC - 319 AD, 64-33.

Much closer than the score indicates. Great use of light chariots and terrain almost won it for the Indians.

I think this is a good idea, though I'm not enthused about the likelihood of there being more friggin Carthaginians running around in Classical........

Karvon wrote: ↑Sat Jun 29, 2019 10:38 am Well, if there is enough interest, I'd be willing to help organize it.

Karvon

That would be great, Karvon, I'd love to take part. Thanks for the offer.


Best Wishes

Mike

Div B

Nijis (Seleucids) beats Galatians (IMC) 43 to 13.

One squared phalanx holds a hill against four warbands, passing an absurd amount of morale checks and tying them up long enough for the elephants and cavalry to wrap up the other flank.

Hi folks
Late Antiquity Division B
Xlegione Hunnic Sabir 463-558 AD

Challenges
rexhurley - Numidian/Moorish 220-56 BC
SpeedyCM - Sassanid 350-476 AD
Triarii - Kingdom of Soissons 461-486 AD

Password is "league" for all

Ciao

XLegione

Div A
klayeckles(persians) defeats Ulysisgrunt (jewish) 47-11
jewsish MF had no answers for the persian cav

Division B

devoncop (Antigonids) drew with Trogilus (Hannibal in Africa) 53% to 50%

Many thanks for a very tight contest to my opponent.

(2-2)

Division C
Ulysisgrunt (Khazars) defeats Doyley50 (Vikings) 45-10

Division B

Morbio (Ptolemaic 55-30 BC) beat RexHurley (Numidian/Moorish 220-56 BC) 67-55

A close encounter that was made even closer by a late chain rout for Rex near the end!

(3-1)

I can see Classical divisions being full of just Roman, Carthaginian and Diadochi armies with maybe an indian or Indo-Greek for flavour.

Division C

Sunnyboy (Ostrogoths 493-561 AD) beat Trogilus (Dacian 50 BC-88 AD) 43-0

Really tough match up for the Dacians on a map that didn’t do them any great favours.

Thanks for the game!

Division C

Sunnyboy (Ostrogoths 493-561 AD) beat cromlechi (Scots-Irish 50 BC-476 AD) 62-44

A tough match, early the Ostrogoth bowmen gained the advantage winning the skirmish fight before concentrating fire on the Scots-Irish medium foot with some success. Swarms of screaming Scots-Irish soon struck back hitting the Gothic lancers hard with casualties mounting up on both sides. Fortunately, the Goths maintained the early advantage and ground out the win.

Thanks for the game!

Division D

SawyerK (Seleucid 205-167 BC) outlasted Barrold713 (Pergamene 190-129) with a final score of 60-52.

It was an intense battle that saw the Seleucids on their last gasp at 59 only to have a routed pike unit rise to defragmentation. A few moves later the Pergamenes were briefly at 60 only to have an elephant resuscitate and keep the combat going. It came down to a few more heavy troops still fighting for the Seleucids and the remaining Pergamene archers unable to participate with the troops locked in combat.

(3-1)