This would pit my Successor Greeks against the Carthaginians in Sicily. "Hail Caesar" were the rules of choice.
The Carthaginians were on "auto-pilot":
eg At the start of each Carthaginian turn, roll 1D6 per division:#1 Hold position, dress lines, reform etc With some modifiers eg Modifiers: +1 if enemy is within 12”
The Carthos deployed first.
Left Flank cavalry under Syphax
Massinissa'sElephants right centre:
A strong centre under Hasdrubal:
And Korbus' Iberians on the left flank:
The Greeks had a strong centre with Phalanx, elephants & artillery under Leonnatus:
And, noticeably, a cavalry reserve under Agis:
The battle did not go well for the Carthaginians - their cavalry were routed:
Though thingswere a little better for the Iberians who pushed back the Greek Spears & Thureophori:
But the battle was decided in the centre:
Scythed Chariots breaking Punic infantry:
And the phlanx slowly getting on top:
But the final straw was when the Greek cavalry punched through the hole left by the Carthaginian elephants & hit the Punic infantry in the flank:
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